The Professional Indemnity Review: what did it accomplish?
Charlotta Blomberg, Charlotta Blomberg
Abstract
Charlotta Blomberg, Charlotta Blomberg
Abstract
In a previous article,* Richard Tjiong criticised the Professional Indemnity Review's specific recommendations for reform of professional indemnity insurance. But the Review covered many other issues, particularly to do with identifying, evaluating and reducing adverse outcomes of medical procedures. Charlotta Blomberg highlights some of the key findings (and failings) of the Review's Final Report.
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In a previous article,* Richard Tjiong criticised the Professional Indemnity Review's specific recommendations for reform of professional indemnity insurance. But the Review covered many other issues, particularly to do with identifying, evaluating and reducing adverse outcomes of medical procedures. Charlotta Blomberg highlights some of the key findings (and failings) of the Review's Final Report.
Key concepts: Indemnity, Actuarial science, Medicine, Key (lock), Business, Computer security, Computer science