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Hindsight bias in medicolegal expert reports

Medical Journal of Australia, 2002
Malpractice litigation is now a substantial cost in the provision of healthcare. Despite new attitudes of Australian courts towards medical evidence, expert reports remain the cornerstone of most medical negligence cases. There is evidence that hindsight bias, which may cause the expert to simplify, trivialise and criticise retrospectively the ...
Thomas B, Hugh, G Douglas, Tracy
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Expert Reports and Testimony

2018
Following the forensic examination, the “product” is often a formal report. Depending upon the nature of the investigation, the report may be a brief description of the techniques used and the measurement results, or it may be a more extensive document with figures, photographs, data tables, and scientific conclusions. If the report is intended for use
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A Report of Experts

The Journal of Higher Education, 1941
D. J. Davis   +2 more
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Writing an expert report.

Ontario dentist, 1998
Anna was flustered. It had been three months since her patient had asked for a report about the accident. Anna had been procrastinating and now her patient was threatening to report her to the college if it wasn't ready by Monday. As Anna sat down at the computer, she did not know where to begin.
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Expert systems: Definitions, advantages and issues in medical field applications

Expert Systems With Applications, 2021
Aurora Saibene
exaly  

Urology legal expert's report

Actas Urológicas Españolas (English Edition), 2010
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Report of the Expert

Scientific American, 1881
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Expert Witness Report

2022
Orthodoxos Achilleos, Antonia Malli
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Non-experts vs. experts

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1968
R N Grant
exaly  

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