Yep, we’ll have to start pulling injured & deceased patients medical records as to what the doctors did after the patients tested positive. Doing nothing and then waiting for them to become so ill that they had to be hospitalized just so they can rake in all that government cash has to be highly criminal affair. Maybe we can get Florida and Texas to look into prosecuting these people, just to get the ball rolling.
Miscues and questionable decisions on treatment by doctors sound not in criminal law but in malpractice law. Doctors who make an adequate showing that they determined and followed the current standard of care will typically avoid malpractice liability. Even if the current standard of care at the time.
Now, if the standard of care can be shown to be so clearly galactically inappropriate that a doctor should have known it was either the product of the collective mind of: (a) a bunch of morons who don’t know their rear end from their elbow, or (b) a bunch of psychopaths bent on killing as many people as possible, that would be great. Unfortunately the normalcy bias on the part of the judiciary these days prevents judges from conceiving either situation as being possible. So their first reaction in situations like these is often to deny the truth that is right in front of their face.