A surgeon can delegate his or her contractual duty to operate on a certain patient because the rendering of medical services is not personal performance.

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A surgeon cannot delegate their contractual duty to operate on a certain patient because the rendering of medical services is considered a personal performance, requiring the specific skills, qualifications, and trust that the patient placed in that particular surgeon.

A Surgeon Can Delegate His or Her Contractual Duty to Operate