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Medical Liability in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeryent is the ultimate judge of satisfaction in the outcome, there is a greater burden of responsibility on the surgeon for patient selection, preoperative disclosure, and documentation. The essential elements of each are reviewed, as are the current standards of care for the specialty.

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The Case for Legal Reform malpractice tort costs beyond $20 billion per year. A significant percentage of America’s doctors are defendants in malpractice litigation and more than 600 new claims are initiated daily. Malpractice claims do not reliably identify “bad” doctors. In high-risk specialties, virtually all physicians

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Pap Smear Litigationancers and their precursors, are reviewed. Finally, new technologies and strategies that enhance the Pap test’s sensitivity (liquid-based cytology and DNA testing for human papillomavirus) are presented.

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Insuring the Practice of Medicineunderstand not only some of the technical language regarding insurance but also the various forms in which it is available. Doctors should understand the distinguishing features of an effective insurance program.