Titlebook: Avoiding Medical Malpractice; A Physician‘s Guide William T. Choctaw Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York 2008 care.communication.documentat

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Yong Ming Kow,Xinning Gui,Waikuen Chengate in both tone and application. Medical malpractice is a state law [4,9]. However, federal laws may establish national guidelines that mitigate or further modify the application of state medical malpractice.

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Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2017edgeable about the law. We must adaptively move past our understandable emotions of anger, resentment, and frustration with all things legal. These negative emotions not only affect the care we give our patients but affect us physically, mentally, and spiritually. They influence our professional beh

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Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2017irect-to-consumer advertising by various healthcare vendors. As clinicians, we have a moral, ethical, and legal obligation to our patients to filter through the hype. We must carefully determine which programs, medications, and devices really improve patient care and patient safety [54]. Consequentl

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Panagiotis Kosmas,Panayiotis Zaphirisr an unintended consequence [60]. It is okay to say “I’m sorry.”[61] The doctor should explain the facts, listen to the patient or family, document the discussion in the chart, and stay in contact. We should not immediately blame others, avoid the patient’s family, lie, lose control, or use negligen