Ten items to which a physician is not bound contractually in the context of implied physician patient contract?

In the context of an implied physician-patient contract, a physician is not contractually bound to provide treatments that are outside their area of expertise, guarantee specific outcomes, offer unlimited access outside scheduled appointments, or ensure confidentiality in cases of legal exceptions. Additionally, they are not obligated to continue care if a patient refuses to follow medical advice, provide care to non-emergency patients without prior agreement, or engage in treatment that violates ethical standards. Other unbinding aspects include the requirement for a patient to disclose all medical history and the physician's obligation to accept all insurance plans.