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Dental Consent Case Study

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During a conversation with Janie Barrera from Su Clinica today in regards of a dental consent, She communicated with me that Dr. Jackson will like to know in advance if we are scheduling other procedures for our clients while dental UGA. She has concerns about effective coordination among anesthesiologist, herself and other departments at VBMC. I believe that as a courtesy Dr. Jackson should be notified in advance instead of her finding out the same day.

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