Systemic Malpractice: not taking H63D Syndrome seriously might have dire consequence for your practice

The medical field’s evolving nature necessitates a perpetual update of knowledge, especially in the realm of rare diseases such as H63D Syndrome. This correspondence underscores the systemic malpractice emerging from a lack of adequate awareness and updated knowledge concerning H63D Syndrome among the global clinician community. The consequence of such negligence is twofold: a compromise in patient care quality and a potential legal liability for practitioners. The letter elucidates the abundance of resources available for clinician education and invites a thorough re-evaluation of current clinical approaches toward H63D Syndrome. It also extends an offer for free consultation from a dedicated consortium of clinicians and biologists, aiming to bridge the knowledge gap and uphold the Hippocratic Oath. Through this communication, a clarion call is made to elevate clinical practice by embracing continuous learning, thereby safeguarding both patient welfare and professional integrity.