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Legal aspects of documenting clinical failure: a case study.

This article presents a fictitious case study to demonstrate a model of problem solving. In the case study, a student threatens legal action when she is dismissed from the radiography program due to her failing grade in a clinical education course. The theoretical framework of the classical model of decision making is reviewed and applied to the problem. Legal precedents are examined, a solution is proposed, and recommendations are provided to reduce the likelihood of future legal actions.