Ted Frank with more:
Doctors want safety for their patients, and most doctors make considerable personal sacrifices to achieve those results; if Public Citizen really cares about patient safety, rather than the amount of money attorneys extract from society, one wonders why they preface patient-safety reforms with offensive insults of doctors for having legitimate concerns about a broken malpractice system. The sensible fixes of patient safety and the sensible fixes of malpractice litigation are neither exclusive nor at cross-purposes.
Related posts:
- The success of tort reform
- Mississippi: What happened after tort reform
- My USA Today column on why medical malpractice reform is needed
- Another tort reform success story
- Doctor will not treat Oklahoma tort reform dissenters
- How tort reform can stimulate the economy
- My take: Tort reform, Curt Schilling, e-mails
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