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Medical malpractice and brachytherapy
Brachytherapy, 2021On average, physicians spend 10 years embroiled in malpractice litigation, exacerbating burnout and depression. Only a limited number of studies regarding medical malpractice in radiation oncology have been published, mostly in the last few years.
Guila Delouya +2 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2004 Electronic data.; Title from title screen.; "April 26, 2004."; Summarizes medical malpractice bills that were reported out of committee this session. Also discusses whether California or Florida require doctors to have medical malpractice insurance as a ...
David M, Studdert +2 more
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Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2023
The tenets of a lawsuit are a deviation from the applicable standard of care that caused an injury. Elements must be addressed, including duty of care, deviation or breach of the duty to care, evidence the breach caused injury, and the identification of associated damages.
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The tenets of a lawsuit are a deviation from the applicable standard of care that caused an injury. Elements must be addressed, including duty of care, deviation or breach of the duty to care, evidence the breach caused injury, and the identification of associated damages.
Clayton, Robinson +2 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1975
Medical liability insurance is in a state of emergency brough on by escalating premiums or withdrawal of insurance companies from the market. Solutions, supported by legislation, must be sought for the sake of both patient and physician. As a temporary method of correction joint underwriting associations appear to be the most practical suggestion. Long-
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Medical liability insurance is in a state of emergency brough on by escalating premiums or withdrawal of insurance companies from the market. Solutions, supported by legislation, must be sought for the sake of both patient and physician. As a temporary method of correction joint underwriting associations appear to be the most practical suggestion. Long-
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UROLOGICAL MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
Journal of Urology, 2001Like all other medical and surgical practitioners, urologists are occasionally confronted with the unpleasant realization that they are being sued for medical malpractice. These suits are generated through any number of acts or failures to act during innumerable circumstances.
S E, Kahan +3 more
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Pediatricians and Medical Malpractice
Pediatrics, 2007The recent Pediatrics articles by Carroll and Buddenbaum1 and Kain and Caldwell-Andrews2 analyzed pediatric medical malpractice claims from 2 important sources: the Physician Insurers Association of America data-sharing project and the National Practitioner Data Bank.
Steven M, Donn, Gary, McAbee
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Medical Malpractice in Gastroenterology
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2008Gastroenterologists commonly perceive themselves to be at increased legal risk because they perform invasive procedures. However, there is little published information about gastroenterology (GI) malpractice claims. The goal of this study was to evaluate available malpractice claim data within GI.This study was a database analysis of GI claims ...
Laurie S, Conklin +3 more
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The Limits of Medical Malpractice
New England Journal of Medicine, 1978In their provocative article in this issue of the Journal on the economic approach to medical malpractice, Schwartz and Komesar stress the ways in which medical-malpractice law can provide a patient-initiated control mechanism to improve the quality of medical care.
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Medical Malpractice in Diagnosis
New England Journal of Medicine, 1969IT is commonly said that physicians cannot be held liable for "mere errors in professional judgment." This is taken to mean that there is no liability for an erroneous diagnosis.
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