The Surgical Litigation Crisis : Medical Practice and Legal Reform.
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The authors bring together a new legal and medical analysis of history and developments in the area of malpractice litigation. The book provides a valuable resource for doctors, lawyers and patients/consumers, especially in terms of its in-depth examination of the components of the surgical litigation crisis and legal reform.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-142) and index.
The nature of the surgical litigation crisis -- The importance of risk management and improved surgeon-patient relationships -- Taming torts : legal reform and the no-fault system -- Other legal reforms : beyond the adversarial system -- Conclusion : "Muddling through": the limits of law.
English.