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Firing a patient: When it's needed and how physicians can handle it correctly

Barry B. Cepelewicz, Jd

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Abstract

Most physicians have run into troublesome patients they would like to remove from their patient panels. While your patients are free to terminate their relationship with your practice at any time, with or without notice, and for any reason, you cannot necessarily do the same. Here's why.

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Most physicians have run into troublesome patients they would like to remove from their patient panels. While your patients are free to terminate their relationship with your practice at any time, with or without notice, and for any reason, you cannot necessarily do the same. Here's why.

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Most physicians have run into troublesome patients they would like to remove from their patient panels. While your patients are free to terminate their relationship with your practice at any time, with or without notice, and for any reason, you cannot necessarily do the same. Here's why.

Key concepts: Notice, Practice management, Medicine, Medical emergency, Family medicine, Law, Political science

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