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Saturday May 25th 2013

‘Malpractice’ Archives

2012 Year in Review (Part 2 of 4)

2012 Year in Review (Part 2 of 4)

Alternative Healthcare Delivery Systems   The concept of the medical home is an old one, developed in the 1960s [...]

Using Malpractice Claims as a Proxy for Quality

Using Malpractice Claims as a Proxy for Quality

“Doctors are just the same as lawyers; the only difference is that lawyers merely rob you, whereas doctors rob you and [...]

A Policy Prescription for 2011

A Policy Prescription for 2011

Our blueprint for structuring a multi-payer universal health care system in the United States begins with crafting solutions [...]

A $56 Billion Poison Pill

A $56 Billion Poison Pill

Malpractice litigation is supposed to remedy the situation where patients are damaged by the negligent behavior of [...]

Reform left-overs make for tasty election issue

Reform left-overs make for tasty election issue

A year ago, the American people were up in arms over the health reform debate unfolding in Congress. Nevertheless, after a [...]

Does Defensive Medicine Exist?

Does Defensive Medicine Exist?

Despite the common thought that most physicians perform defensive medicine on a regular basis, the evidence bearing this out [...]

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