>Mercy San Juan hospital failed in its most fundamental duty to notify Jessie’s family of her death
Despite the misconduct, I think saving people's lives is the most fundamental duty of a hospital.
Despite the misconduct, I think saving people's lives is the most fundamental duty of a hospital.
Fundamental is also defined as “so basic as to be hard to alter, resolve, or overcome.”
I would argue that ‘saving lives’ is not a ‘basic’ process; it is complex. However, informing someone’s next-of-kin of their passing, is a basic (ie fundamental) role of a healthcare facility.
Isn't "a Maximal Element need not be Unique" a more elegant and much more succinct way of saying the same thing?