Bare bones. As the cost of malpractice insurance skyrockets, doctors, hospitals and patients suffer.
Maureen Glabman
Abstract
Maureen Glabman
Abstract
Spiraling malpractice premiums are leaving physicians with few and difficult choices: stop performing risky procedures, leave their states, or "go bare"--that is, practice without insurance. See how hospitals are facing this serious problem nationwide.
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Spiraling malpractice premiums are leaving physicians with few and difficult choices: stop performing risky procedures, leave their states, or "go bare"--that is, practice without insurance. See how hospitals are facing this serious problem nationwide.
Key concepts: Malpractice insurance, Malpractice, Actuarial science, Business, Liability insurance, Medicine, Medical emergency, Family medicine