How 'bout that new law suit ladies

There is an ugly word for misaligned people like that it is called hypocriteboob

 

A rare "superbreed" of hypocriteboob has been observed migrating to Washington DC regularly to mate and play pretend.

 

Mach speed, Gulfstream G650 is the only way to migrate

 

Learn from this sorry quack's self-inflicted undoing.
You can be patient safety compliant, or be a non-compliant douchebag. Odds are you'll be left alone either way, just own what you are....whatever you are. Refrain however, from testing fate with unsupported claims of higher safety standards and corporate citizenship whilst racking up countless patient safety related violations and charges. Such evident hypocrisy only calls attention to yourself and exposes the superdouche you really are. Just ask jo.

 

Seriously! If you want to inspire others with your fine example and commitment to patient safety, then first of all how about not getting caught/penalized by the feds like Masimo for consistently putting patients in harm's way by failing to comply with the agency's most basic patient safety standards. Seriously? Won't somebody say Shut the hell up!

 

If consistent, long term non-compliance with federal patient safety regs is unacceptable for any medical device company, much less one that's run by a self-proclaimed patient safety expert, then what about this scenario involving the same company and CEO running it:
"The highest ranking Masimo executives, including its Chairman and CEO, Joe Kiani, knew about the failures of SpHb technology forced their sales staff to sell the SpHb devices anyway in the face of knowledge that the devices could seriously endanger patients lives and were unrepentant in the arbitration despite a wealth of evidence of wrong-doing.'
https://www.scribd.com/mobile/document/206959317/Masimo-Arbitration
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/analyst-alert-multi-million-dollar-punitive-damage-award-won-by-bonagofsky-weiss-dickson-geesman-against-masimo-corporation-2014-02-13

 

He is just living up to his reputation that's all. At least he is predictable.

 

There is something so cute and adolescent about a boy spinning bullshit all day about his imaginary superpowers and saving lives.

 

When the boy is 5 and harmless maybe. not 50 something and guilty of fraud, malice and oppression, and facing charges of non-compliance, negligence and product liability, among other despicable offenses. Nothing cute about that boy.

 

maybe the travel ban gods will save us

 

Lol! All of a sudden the travel ban makes sense.

 

Getting shamed by the feds for serial insubordination and wrong-doing is one thing. Facing charges of Wrongful Death is quite another. If truth can't set you free, there's always affirmative defense warfare and statute of limitations.
http://www.birminghamtimes.com/2014/03/premature-baby-lawsuit-alleges-uab-experiment-flawed/

 

Lapse of statute of limitations can't help a guy out of murder charges, but can drop his Wrongful Death charges like a rotten potato. Just ask "saved by the bell" jo.
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-alnd-2_13-cv-00733/pdf/USCOURTS-alnd-2_13-cv-00733-0.pdf

 

Thats a rotten cup 'o Joe

 

Why would anyone want to limit victims of medical malpractice from recovering their damages? Under what circumstances on earth does that make any sense?
"If hospitals implement evidence-based practices [such as those authored/promoted by Maimo] they should be shielded from malpractice lawsuits to the fullest extent possible, such as through an affirmative defense and limits on damages."
Joe Kiani, Founder and CEO, Masimo
https://www.help.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Kiani.pdf

 

Unacceptable! Kiani's failure to disclose his executive role at Masimo Co. when addressing the Senate committee is hard to believe. Introducing himself only as a founder of a non-profit patient safety foundation, Kiani proceeded to advise the senate to...(get this!)...Limit malpractice lawsuits and extend legal safe-harbor for med tech companies at risk of penalties ands costs related to preventable pt harm??? Gee, who benefits from this agenda?

Non-disclosure + misaligned incentive = conflict of interest

 

I'd say that's closer false personation than just non-disclosure

 

false impersonation, hypocrisy, potāto, potôto

 

Much like compliance regs and statistical outliers, full disclosure can be a surefire threat to desired outcomes. Hence the systematic disregard or exclusion of such viable info by certain manufacturers. Just ask joe.

 

Shame on the senate committee's chairman, for letting a sheep-clad wolf into his henhouse. Oh wait a minute...the dude's on masi's board of directors now. Never mind!
https://www.biospace.com/News/retired-u-s-senator-tom-harkin-joins-180-medicals/403421/%5Ccompany_profile.aspx?CompanyId=1009294