Ken Terry
Abstract
Malpractice insurance rates dipped by an average of 4 percent across the country in 2007, but in primary care specialties, the cost of insurance continued to be one of the highest practice expenses.
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Malpractice insurance rates dipped by an average of 4 percent across the country in 2007, but in primary care specialties, the cost of insurance continued to be one of the highest practice expenses.
Key concepts: Malpractice, Practice management, Medicine, Family medicine, Malpractice insurance, Actuarial science, Business, Law