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Emergency physicians must be aware of the
risks inherent in the practice of their specialty.
The old adage “an ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure” is clearly applicable to risk
analysis and the purchase of insurance coverage.
For physicians new to the practice of medicine, it
may be prudent to seek the advice of a trusted
advisor regarding many of the issues discussed in
this article.
- Sirott v. Latts California Reporter 2d
206 (Cal. Ct. of App., May 19, 1982.
California
- Webmaster@norcalmutual.com.
- Reuter Insurance Briefing. United States
PR Newswire 11/19/96.
- Minster v. Pohl 426 S.E.2d,
204.
- Dorothy Chase Rospirm, Administrator of
the Estate of Joseph Rospirm v. Skokie Valley
Hospital, EPG, Also Known as Emergency
Physicians Group, and Sheila Sangoram,
M.D.
- Re: Eastern Maine Medical Center 529 A.2d
1364.
- Inglewood Radiology Medical Group, Inc.
v. Hospital Shared Services, Inc. 266 Cal. Rptr.
501 (California Court of Appeals)
- Aetna Casualty Insurance Company, Inc v.
Miller 550 So. 2d 29 (Florida District Court of
Appeals)
- Ata Ulhaq v. Trauma Services Group,
C-950955 and C-960141, Ohio 1st App. Dist.,
Hamilton Co.
- Id at 423.
- Black’s Law
Dictionary, 6th ED. West Publishing Company. St.
Paul, Minn,
1990.
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