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Orthopedics, 2008
One of the greatest drains on the emotional capital of orthopedists in this country is the stress incurred from litigation. The malpractice crisis is by no means over. Although states such as Texas have enacted true meaningful reform, all orthopedic surgeons must face the threat of a malpractice suit, even when no wrongdoing occurred.
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One of the greatest drains on the emotional capital of orthopedists in this country is the stress incurred from litigation. The malpractice crisis is by no means over. Although states such as Texas have enacted true meaningful reform, all orthopedic surgeons must face the threat of a malpractice suit, even when no wrongdoing occurred.
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Pediatrics, 1984
In Reply.— As Hecht points out, certain physicians and scientists appear repetitively as expert witnesses. This is less important than the fact that some witnesses, whether they testify frequently or rarely, are not experts and present a distorted and partisan view of the scientific material that they are presenting to the court. I agree
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In Reply.— As Hecht points out, certain physicians and scientists appear repetitively as expert witnesses. This is less important than the fact that some witnesses, whether they testify frequently or rarely, are not experts and present a distorted and partisan view of the scientific material that they are presenting to the court. I agree
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1979
AbstractAs compared to other aspects of legal control that can be imposed on psychiatric practice, malpractice law is not oppressive.
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AbstractAs compared to other aspects of legal control that can be imposed on psychiatric practice, malpractice law is not oppressive.
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Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1982
D H, Schetky, J L, Cavanaugh
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D H, Schetky, J L, Cavanaugh
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The Buffalo medical journal and monthly review of medical and surgical science
Abstract Abstract: Healthcare malpractice occurs when a practitioner’s actions or omissions deviate from standards of care to the point of being considered negligent, causing injury to the patient. Negligent acts or omissions occur when there is a breach of standards of care based on the hypothetical practice of a reasonably competent ...
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Abstract Abstract: Healthcare malpractice occurs when a practitioner’s actions or omissions deviate from standards of care to the point of being considered negligent, causing injury to the patient. Negligent acts or omissions occur when there is a breach of standards of care based on the hypothetical practice of a reasonably competent ...
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