Rodman Employment Law Attorney Samuel J. Miller recently spoke with Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly about a Massachusetts Appeals Court decision involving whistleblower protections for health care practitioners who raise concerns about unsafe or potentially dangerous patient care.
“How they complain is up to them as long the complaint goes somewhere above and relates to ‘unsafe, dangerous or potentially dangerous care.’”
Samuel J. Miller, Attorney, Rodman Employment Law
The decision makes clear that a health care practitioner’s complaint does not necessarily need to follow a formal process in order to potentially qualify for protection under the Massachusetts Health Care Whistleblower Act.
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