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1 LEGALWISE SEMINARS Perth, 13 May 2009 MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE DUTY OF CARE OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONER Geoffrey Hancy BJuris (Hons) LLB (Hons) BEc LLM Web: Introduction 1 I have been asked to speak about: 1.1 The test of the duty of care owed by a medical practitioner according to Rogers v Whitaker (1992) 175 CLR 479 at 483; 1.2 Applying the test; 1.3 Establishing a breach of the duty of care. Duty of care 2 The duty owed by a medical practitioner to a patient is a duty to exercise reasonable care: Rogers v Whitaker (1992) 175 CLR 479 at 483 and 489; Strempel v Wood [2005] WASCA 163 [28] per McLure JA. Where the patient consults with the doctor directly and agrees to pay a fee a corresponding duty is owed in contract: Astley v Austrust Ltd (1991) 197 CLR 1. Where a hospital provides the doctor s service the hospital owes the patient a duty of care: Cassidy v Ministry of Health [1951] 2 KB 343; Samios v Repatriation Commission [1960] WAR 219.
2 - 2-3 At a general level what is more significant about Rogers v Whitaker is what is says about the content of the standard of care that is required to be exercised to discharge the duty of care. That is, what is reasonable care? Standard of care 4 At the level of the specifics of the case Rogers v Whitaker is about liability of a doctor for not warning a patient about a risk that may lead to a potentially serious adverse outcome from a medical procedure. 5 The decision was given in a context of two prior English cases that largely left determination of that standard to the medical provision. The important shift by the High Court in Rogers v Whitaker was to place the principles that determine liability for medical negligence firmly within the constellation of rules that govern liability in tort generally. Essentially liability was to be a question for the court, rather than the medical profession. 6 The first English case that provided the background context for Rogers v Whitaker was Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957] 1 WLR In Bolam the plaintiff, a mental patient, underwent electric shock therapy which caused severe injuries consisting of dislocation of both hip joints with fractures of the pelvis on each side. The plaintiff had not been warned of the risk of fracture which was very small - namely, the order of 1 in 10,000. Relaxant drugs, which would have excluded the risk of fracture, were not used. 8 There were two bodies of opinion in the psychiatric profession about whether relaxant drugs should be used. There were different views on whether the patient should be warned about the risk of fracture. The jury was directed that a doctor was not negligent if he acted in accordance with a practise accepted as proper by a responsible body of
3 - 3 - medical men skilled in that particular art, merely because there was a body of such opinion that took a contrary view. 9 The next case, almost 20 years later, was Sidaway v Governors of Bethlehem Royal Hospital [1985] AC 871. A surgeon employed by the hospital performed an operation on the plaintiff s spinal column to relieve pain. He did not warn her that there was a very small risk (less than 1%; that is, 1 in 100) of damage to her spinal cord that might lead to mild to very severe injury. The operation was performed skilfully but the spinal cord was injured and the plaintiff became severely disabled. 10 The House of Lords adopted the test from the trial Judge s summing up to the jury in Bolam (which they called the Bolam test ) and held that the test of liability in respect of a doctor s duty to warn a patient of risks inherent in treatment recommended was the same as the test applicable to diagnosis and treatment. The doctor was required to act in accordance with a practice accepted at the time as proper by a responsible body of medical opinion. 11 In Sidaway Lord Scarman at 881 described the Bolam test as: The Bolam principle may be formulated as a rule that a doctor is not negligent if he acts in accordance with a practice accepted at the time as proper by a responsible body of medical opinion even though other doctors adopt a different practice. In short, the law imposes the duty of care: but the standard of care is a matter of medical judgment. 12 The Bolam test was reviewed and rejected by the High Court in Rogers v Whitaker (1992) 175 CLR 479. The plaintiff was almost totally blind in her right eye. She underwent surgery to that eye and developed inflammation in her left eye that led to total loss of vision in that eye. She would not have undergone her surgery had she been advised of the risk to the left eye. The risk of that complication was of the order of about 1 in 14,000 procedures. 13 The High Court held that a medical practitioner has a duty to warn a patient of a material risk inherent in proposed treatment. The risk was material if:
4 In the circumstances of a particular case, a reasonable person in the patient s position, if warned of the risk, would be likely to attach significance to it; or 13.2 If the medical practitioner is or should reasonably be aware that the particular patient, if warned of the risk, would be likely to attach significance to it. 14 The court rejected the Bolam test and held that the standard of care required of a medical practitioner is not determined solely or even primarily by reference to the practise followed or supported by a responsible body of opinion of the relevant profession. However responsible professional opinion will have an influential, often a decisive role to play, in determining whether a medical practitioner has carried out a particular form of treatment in accordance with the appropriate standard of care. 15 In Rosenberg v Percival (2001) 205 CLR 434 Gleeson CJ said that in many cases professional practice and opinion will be the primary, and in some cases it may be the only, basis upon which a court may reasonably act [7]: Kerr v Minister for Health [2009] WASCA 32 [26]. Applying the test 16 Rogers v Whitaker has been applied by the Court of Appeal in Western Australia in a number of cases. The earliest example after Rogers v Whitaker was the decision of the Full Court in Tai v Saxon (FCt of WA, unreported, 8 February 1996, Lib ). An obstetrician and gynaecologist was held to have been negligent when he failed to warn his patient that the procedure he was to perform involved a risk that her rectum might be perforated and a fistula (in that case the connection between the rectum and the vaginal wall) might occur. The plaintiff was an anxious person who had suffered depression and lacked self-confidence.
5 Evidence was given by two senior obstetricians and gynaecologists. One said that the relevant risk was very slight and that it might be one in a thousand, something like that - may even be less than that. It was nevertheless a well recognised risk. The other expert regarded the risk as being very remote - very rare. The court considered that the second limb of the test in Rogers v Whitaker applied - that the risk was material (although slight) because the doctor in that case was, or should reasonably have been aware, that this patient, if warned of the risk, would be likely to attach significance to it. 18 In Percival v Rosenberg (the appeal judgment at [1999] WASCA 31 was overturned by the High Court on causation grounds (2001) 205 CLR 434) the plaintiff underwent surgery to her jaw to correct malocclusion. Afterwards she experienced severe temporomandibular joint (TMJ) complications. She claimed that the oral surgeon was negligent in failing to warn her beforehand of risks inherent in the surgery. The trial judge found that the appellant did not fail to warn the respondent of any material risk. None of the other specialists who had seen the plaintiff and examined the x-rays before the operation had come to a conclusion that there was, or could be, any TMJ problem. He also held that even if the respondent had been warned of the possibility of TMJ complications, she would have proceeded with the surgery in any event. 19 In Kerr v Minister for Health [2009] WASCA 32 the claim was against a hospital for the conduct of its anaesthetist. Pethidine was prescribed for maxillary sinus surgery. The plaintiff suffered a seizure and subsequently injuries to her sternum and spine when cardiopulmonary massage was instituted by nurses. She claimed that she should have been warned of the risk of seizure. The Court of Appeal held that the risk of risk was material because a reasonable person in the appellant's position, if warned of the risk, would be likely to attach significance to it: [34]. The anaesthetist breached his duty.
6 - 6 - However the appeal by the plaintiff was dismissed because treatment with pethidine did not cause her seizure. The incident in this case occurred on 7 August From 1 December 2004 the standard of care required of a doctor has been governed by sub-ss. 5PB(1) and (2) of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (WA) as follows: (1) An act or omission of a health professional is not a negligent act or omission if it is in accordance with a practice that, at the time of the act or omission, is widely accepted by the health professional s peers as competent professional practice. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an act or omission of a health professional in relation to informing a person of a risk of injury or death associated with (a) the treatment proposed for a patient or a foetus being carried by a pregnant patient; or (b) a procedure proposed to be conducted for the purpose of diagnosing a condition of a patient or a foetus being carried by a pregnant patient. (my emphasis) 21 The law as enunciated in Rogers v Whitaker remains the law notwithstanding the apparent return to the Bolam test in other areas by virtue of the statutory change effect by the Civil Liability Act Establishing breach of duty 22 In my view these questions should be asked: 22.1 What injury occurred? 22.2 Did the doctor fail to warn the patient that occurrence of the injury was a risk associated with the procedure to be undertaken? 22.3 Was the risk of occurrence of the injury material in that: A reasonable person in the patient s position, if warned of the risk, would have likely attached significance to it? or The medical practitioner knew or should reasonably have known that the patient, if warned of the risk, would have likely attached significance to it?
7 What was the cause of the injury? 22.5 Would the injury have occurred if a warning had been given? 23 These questions will be answered by a combination of lay and expert evidence. Evidence of consultations, significance of risk and effect of warning 24 Statements should be taken from the patient and any friend or family member who attended a consultation. The statements must address what was said at consultations and issues relevant to showing what the patient, or a reasonable patient, would have done if warned of the risk. The evidence must address the doctor s knowledge of matters that would suggest that the patient, or a reasonable patient, would attach significance to the risk. 25 It must be remembered that evidence from the patient as to what he or she would have done is not admissible: s.5c(3)(b) of the Civil Liability Act Without more it would rarely be helpful evidence: see Rosenberg v Percival (2001) 205 CLR 434 at 486. The patient could however give evidence of treatment preferences based on rational grounds. For example, the evidence that the patient was an anxious person who had suffered depression and lacked self-confidence (as was the case in Tai v Saxon ) would be relevant to the issue of what the patient would have done in response to a warning. 26 In Hall v Petros [2004] WADC 87 a uro-gynaecologist failed to warn his patient of the risk of chronic infection associated with surgery to treat incontinence. The surgery resulted in the patient experiencing chronic infection associated with scarring from the procedure. The trial judge held that the plaintiff would not have undertaken the surgery if warned of the risks. The plaintiff gave evidence at trial (not revealed in the judgment) that she had a preference for natural remedies. That evidence was capable of supporting the conclusion that she would not have undertaken a surgical procedure if warned that it carried a risk of chronic infection.
8 - 8 - Experts 27 Expert evidence will be required as to the cause of the injury and the degree of risk and nature of complications associated with the procedure. A number of questions need to be answered. What was the physical cause of the injury? Would the injury have occurred if a warning had been given and different treatment had been undertaken? What if no treatment had been undertaken? Would it have occurred irrespective of what was done? 28 Expert evidence on risks of complications should be founded on information from objective and verifiable sources such as results of (preferably controlled) studies of patients, or documented widespread clinical experience, found in journals and texts. In the absence of supporting reference to objective material or standards it is never sufficient, or admissible, for an expert to say what he or she would have done or what should have been done. Geoffrey Hancy BJuris (Hons) LLB (Hons) BEc LLM Web: 13 May 2009
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Renovated in 2011, this small guesthouse type hotel comprises a total of 12 rooms. It has a pleasant indoor/outdoor cafe furnished with local artefacts and a roof terrace with spectacular views. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe and a currency exchange facility. There is a cafe, a bar and a breakfast room and guests will appreciate the free wireless Internet access. The hotel also has a laptop for guests to use.
This hotel enjoys a convenient location in the Sultanahmet district of Istanbul. The major attractions are within roughly 10 minutes' walk of the hotel, including the Sultanahmet (about 150 m), the Marmaris (some 250 m), the Hagia Sophia (roughly 250 m), the Blue Mosque (around 350 m), the Topkapi Palace (about 700 m) and the Grand Bazaar (approximately 850 m). It is about 200 m to the nearest bars and restaurants and the shops are just around 350 m away. It is roughly 4 km to Istiklal street and the nearest nightspots, while it is also about 4.5 km to Taksim Square and the city centre. Istanbul's Atat�rk Airport is approximately 14 km from the hotel.
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"A wonderful cruise!"
Sail Date: April 05, 2009
Reviewed: 7 years ago
Traveled As: Family (older children)
Room Type: Oceanview
Pros: the most was the service and second the food
Cons: There was nothing to dis like everything was great!
Recommends Adventure of the Seas? Yes!
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|Philipsburg, St. Maarten
been here before I know that there is alot to do and see and buy great beaches
Don't Miss: did miss the shopping since it fell on good friday and all was closed.
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When your unlucky protagonist, a man for whom history is less a nightmare from which he is trying to awake than the noisy party in the next room, is called Loeser, sardonic editorialising is going on. It is all too easy for us to wag our fingers at a man who thinks the Nazis aren't ever going to win an election, or do what they say they will, when we are sleep-walking through the rise of our own potential fascists.
Ned Beauman is a very funny writer, but also a very serious one. His second novel is a glorious rigmarole of satire, insanity, genre tropes and aching romantic pain, but never doubt that it is an essentially serious book. Set-designer Loeser is obsessed with Adela Hitler (no relation), a fun-loving young woman who has slept with almost everyone in his Weimar-era Berlin circle except him and Brecht, and follows her to Paris and California. Along the way, he gets involved with confidence tricksters, spies, mad scientists, serial killers, the horror fiction of HP Lovecraft and a plot to destroy the Los Angeles streetcar system.
He is already obsessed with the mysterious death of Lavicini, a 17th-century predecessor, whose finest piece of gadgetry demolished part of his theatre when it went wrong. Rumours abound of what really happened, from the devil, or tentacled creatures from beyond, to Louis XIV disposing of people whose innovations might threaten his absolute rule. One of the joys of this book is that every loose end gets tied up, even if Loeser only thinks he knows everything by the end.
Beauman has set himself to school with an intriguing variety of masters – there is a lot of Pynchon here, from the feckless crowd of Weimar wasters that Loeser is originally hanging out with, many of whom end up refugees in California with him, to the transportation systems and secret knowledge. As a farceur, Beauman owes much to PG Wodehouse. Loeser finds himself paying court to an eccentric millionaire who is partly the ultimate Wodehouse uncle, partly the sort of monster we meet in Waugh. Pynchon is also present, as much as Hammett or Chandler, in the thrillerish bits – this is an expressionist and surrealist novel as much as a piece of noir.
Loeser is not just an idiot protagonist who wanders between disasters; he grows a heart. He comes to acknowledge that Adela exists in her own right, and that he is a selfish twit; similarly, he realises that history is going on around him. In the end he, like his story, becomes serious – only to have Beauman turn our reactions on their head with a final outrageous plot twist which indicates that The Teleportation Accident is, as well as everything else, the SF novel that its title implies.
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Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the opposition party, saying it is skilled in marketing politics, so much so that it can sell comb to the bald.
Top leaders from across India participated in the party event to prepare strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
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The Hilo Huli Mushroom Soup was created by Chef Albert Jeyte for the 5th annual Hilo Huli event which is a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of South Hilo.
Serves 8 – 10
1 cup red bell pepper, diced 1/8 inch (about 1 pepper)
1 cup green bell pepper, diced 1/8 inch (about 1 pepper)
1 cup round onions, diced 1/8 inch (about 1 onion)
1/2 pound button or white mushrooms, diced 1/8 inch
3/4 cup garlic, finely chopped
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried marjoram
1 teaspoon finely ground black pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup flour
12 cups chicken broth
1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons sweet curry powder
12 ounces sour cream
1 (13.5 ounce) can coconut milk
1/2 cup cold water
2 tablespoons cornstarch
3/4 ounce sweetened coconut flakes
1 stick butter
Place the butter in a large 1-gallon stockpot over low heat. When the butter is melted, add the peppers, onions, mushrooms, garlic, oregano, marjoram, black pepper, and salt. Sauté for 6 to 7 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the peppers and onions have softened. Add the flour and stir for 4 to 5 minutes. The flour and melted butter will combine to make a golden roux, the flour-butter paste that is the basis of many sauces. Slowly add the chicken broth, whisking constantly. The stock should thicken. The whisking prevents lumps. Turn the heat up to high and bring the sauce to a boil, continuing to whisk constantly. Turn down the heat again, whisk in the curry powder, and simmer the mixture, covered, for about 20 minutes. Occasionally remove the lid and stir.
While the soup is simmering, prepare the coconut for the garnish. Melt the 2 ounces of butter in a sauté pan over low heat. Add the coconut flakes and cook, stirring constantly, until the coconut flakes are light to dark brown. When you are ready to serve the soup, add the sour cream and coconut milk and bring to a slow boil again. Turn down the heat and simmer an additional 5 minutes, until sour cream is incorporated into the soup. Mix the cornstarch and water to form a slurry and add to the soup, stirring constantly as the soup thickens.
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After a successful international run of playhouses, Winners and Losers (Talonbooks, 2015) is available in print. Described by the New York Times as "a frisky theatrical symposium" and "articulate, funny and breezily charming," the play focuses on two friends, Marcus and James, seated at opposite ends of a long table. They are competing in a game where each has to decide whether or not certain people, places and things — Tom Cruise, Mexico and microwaves to name just a few — are winners or losers. The men's disparate backgrounds affect their personal criteria and determination of "winner" versus "loser," and the resulting debate and conflict tests the limits of their friendship.
James Long is a Simon Fraser University graduate and one of the artistic directors of Vancouver's Theatre Replacement. He has been creating theatre since 1995 and has worked as an actor and director with Rumble Productions, urban ink, Neworld Theatre, Stan's Cafe, Cindy Mochizuki, Leaky Heaven Circus, CBC Radio, The Chop, The Only Animal and Electric Company Theatre.
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Bethlehem Girls Basketball Club: Club News
Teams for the 2016-2017 teams now posted. Click '2016 Teams' in left menu.
This year we had a record number players register, leading to 10 teams being formed which made tryouts and team placement an extremely tough task.
We are extremely excited to start the season!!
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Wednesday, August 31
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Date: Sunday, September 18th
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Bethlehem Town Hall (Room 101) - 447 Delaware Ave, Delmar, NY 12054
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Good - not Great
Sail Date: September 19, 2016
Reviewed: 8 months ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Oceanview
My favorite part of the cruise was sailing on the ship, and going to the private island of COCOCAY. The water and beach at COCOCAY were beautiful. The water was crystal clear, and the resort area was very well maintained.
Our room was sufficient, and was kept up very nicely by Del. He was so very kind and always had a smile on his face, and was so very helpful - always answering every question, and greeting us with a smile. Meeting Del was our second favorite part of the cruise.
The ship was nice, clean, and very well maintained.
The smoking in the casino was annoying.
The gentleman that played the electric guitar in the lounge was outstanding.
He was our third favorite. We would have liked to hear more.
The comedy and other shows were very good, and the MC - Mark was very good and funny.
Overall we would recommend this cruise to others - but will also talk to them about the food.
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The food was not outstanding. It was more like buffet food most of the time.
The desserts were delicious, but the main course meals in the evenings were not so great. The salads were good, the breads were good, but the main courses were not even average. We had steak one night, and couldn't eat it. It was tough, and had a very bad taste. Another night we had fried fish - which was mostly batter, with one scallop and two shrimp. Not what I would call a very good portion of food. The drinks were very expensive. A coke cost $3.54 each. at dinner. That is so outrageous.
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|Not what I expected. Too many people begging for you to buy from them. Most of the items for sale were junky - not even from the area, but very overpriced.
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Helma Orosz, in London on Monday for an exhibition commemorating civilians killed in bombing raids in London, Dresden and Coventry, said she opposed the monument — planned for next year near Hyde Park Corner.
"The emotions of the people in Dresden are running high. It is against our culture of remembrance," she said.
But Jim Dooley, chairman of the Bomber Command Association, said: "The sacrifice of those young men earned the right for freedom in Europe, and the freedom of expression. The memorial has nothing to do with commemorating bombing cities or the glorification of those events."
Bee Gee Robin Gibb, who has been a supporter of the memorial for many years, said: "It's not our aim to commemorate the bombing of any city including Dresden. Our aim is to commemorate the loss of 55,573 young volunteer airmen who gave their lives."
The RAF's raids on Dresden in February 1945 killed 25,000 civilians over two days. Yesterday, the Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten newspaper called the attacks war crimes and suggested they "lie on the conscience of the English".
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Diabetes: High creatinine, proteinuria and glucosuria indicate that diabetes is probably involved. It does not explain the hematuria, les or uti. ...Read more
Why nephrotic syndrome cause massive proteinuria but no hematuria?
See below: Nephrotic syndrome can be caused by many diseases . Diseases such as diabetic nephropathy, membranous gn, fsgs may cause nephrotic syndrome hematuria and proteinuria occur in eg lupus nephritis the prescence of only proteinuria helps the clinician narrow down to certain diseases before resorting to a biopsy. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Hematuria and proteinuria reflect a kidney problem?
Glomerular disease: Blood in the urine can come from the kidney blood vessels (glomeruli) or from any anatomic structure along the pathway from urine formation to its exit from the body. Protein in the urine comes from the nephron, either from the glomerulus spilling protein into the urine, or from protein secretion in the tubules. The presence of blood and protein in the urine indicates a glomerular source. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Had agn when is was 8, i don't know what type is it, im worride that it is iga? I recovered after 1 wk tx. No hematuria and proteinuria since that day.
Probably post-strep: Acute glomerulonephritis in kids is usually post-streptococal and has no sequelae. ...Read more
My serum creatinine is 1.1mg/dl. No proteinuria and no hematuria. Should i be very concern?Pls help.
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I'm having infrequent but recurrent gross hematuria. Tests show proteinuria/mucus but no blood. All other tests normal findings. Cysto scheduled. ?
Hematuria: Large intermittent blood loss as you describe can often be ascribed by open bleeding tiny blood vessels. This diagnosis would require a kidney angiogram to localize any blood leak, because they can "plug it up" in radiology. Sometimes you never catch it when it starts bleeding. This is called angiodyspasia, not uncommon. Cystoscopy will look for bladder source of bleeding. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How can I have IGA nephropathy with daily microhematuria and proteinuria but a GFR of >90%. Doesn't hematuria always equal kidney damage?
Not at all: Most patients with kidney disease have normal GFR. The estimated GFR on your lab slip is subscientific anyway. About 75% of IgA neohropathy patients have normal GFR and usually have little trouble. ...Read more
I'm 50, with severe fatigue, frequent urination. My serum creatinine is 74umol/l and creat clearance (cockroft) is 60 ml/min. I have no proteinuria, hematuria and leucocytes (24h test). Should further tests be done?
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Trace hematuria, and proteinuria on some ua. Blood work shows normal kidney function. Ct w/contrast, xray kub, and us all normal. Ideas?
I bet you're fine: I don't believe in even working up trace proteinuria. Even visible hematuria with otherwise normal labs and imaging isn't a cause for alarm; one person in maybe 100 has thin-gbm non-disease and except for slightly poorer hearing than the next person, these folks are otherwise normal. ...Read more
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M&P40c, Nano or Sccy CPX2 gen 2.
I've held and shot the 40c. Haven't held or shot either of the other 2. I want the 40c because I already have a sd40ve. So if I can stick with 1 caliber, I will. Obviously can't with the other 2.
This will be a EDC gun, with range time used to stay sharp with the gun.
Like the size of the Nano and CPX2, but have never put any of them IWB to carry. I like the 40c because of magazine options, have a larger back up mag from a fullsize and ability to one day do a 9mm swap.
I'm a big fan of the M&P series, especially the compacts.
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Don't own the Nano but have shot it once.I like it,but,my paws are kinda big.Haven't heard anything bad about it.I have the full size M&P 40,love it..Two LGS here stopped selling the SCCY because they claimed,they weren't very reliable.That said,i don't know anything about it,personally.
Of the 3 choices, I'd go with the order you have them listed in. While the M&P is larger, it's a proven platform. The Nano, seems to be a decent gun, I have no experience with it and very limited with Beretta and that is with the military M9. Sccy seem to be a hit and miss item, from what I've read.
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Being a dinosaur, I'd pick none-of-the-above.
Of the polymer DAO pistols I'd easily go for the M&P over all others though and I like the notion of the 40 S&W.
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I'd pick the M&P even though I really like the Nano.
Got the 40c and love it, eats everything and conceals easy I'm 6 1 and 170 lbs in a king tuk edc
M&P. The trigger isn't all that sweet, but the gun is otherwise flawless.
I just picked up a 9C that I'll break in this afternoon. It'll run perfect. After I get home, I'll clean and lube it, load it with some Gold Dots, and carry it for awhile.
M&P 40c. No question. Greater capability and versatility than either of the other two, by a large margin. Capacity, capacity potential (factoring in the full size mags), easier trigger to master, better track record for reliability, S&W customer service, more market support, picatinny rail... It's a winner.
The other two... The SCCY feels like a toy in hand. It feels like they put it together with the goal of having something to sell, rather than creating a purpose-driven design. It feels cheap. I would not want to have that in my hand, in a shoot-to-live situation. Nano? Well... It prioritizes form factor. The goal is 'small, snag free'. It succeeds in being small and sleek. The grip and balance feel all wrong. It's a skyscraper above the shooting hand. Not a fan.
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MP40C ..... I carried a kahr CM9 ( same size as nano) and switched to a ruger SR40c (Same size as M&P) and I am much happier. The size makes a world ofd difference in shootability.
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Only held one SCCY, but I'd stay away.
I have a new Beretta Nano and love, love it. However, if it were me, I'd do what I could to stick to the same caliber as often as possible, meaning if you already have a .40, I'd get the M&P .40.
Cant say anything bout the nano never shot one. The sccy I had one didnt like the trigger and Its an inexpensive gun you get what you pay for. I now have the m&p 9c. Its a great gun not much bigger than the sccy conceals and shoots good and uses full size m&p mags. Out of the three you mentioned as most have the m&p wins hands down with me. Good luck with your choice.
M&P is a great choice
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Mukunda Majumdar, President of BOBBBC said that the GJM's recurring stirs have affected the normal life in the region.
"We have called a strike today as a protest against the continuous unprecedented shutdown declared by the GJM. Their strike is totally undemocratic and inhumane and anti-people, therefore, we were compelled to call this strike," said Majumdar.
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For those of us who are so lucky, we have a lovely three-day weekend before us. Memorial Day is far more than an occasion to exercise your checkbook (or should I say debit card swipe) in pursuit of retail bargains. Rather it is a holiday rooted in American history that has shifted overtime in the [Read More…]
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May Day, Summerdaeg, Walpurgis… trying to discern the pre-Christian celebrations and origins of this holytide can be a bit tricky. Typing 'Walpurgis' into the ever-handy google… turns up detailed information about the Catholic saint known by that name, but when it comes to the pagan past the details seem vague at best. One has to [Read More…]
Top 13 Songs for Beltane!
I don't know about y'all but spring makes me want to crank up some feel-good, get-the-body-moving tunes! There is something lusty about all the fresh new green growth that makes you want to dance! All my friends and covenmates are dusting off the ribald jokes in honor of the unabashed sexuality of the earth as [Read More…]