
| Fourth Quarter 2004 |
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Medical Malpractice: A Physician's Sourcebook
Through the Retrospectoscope
Diary of a Malpractice Trial: Lessons from the Witness Stand
Better Than Good: Trade Secrets of Low-Risk Anesthesia Groups
Medical Liability Reform Gets Another Chance
Demeanor and Personality: Chips in the Liability
Roulette
Industry and Company News
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| Third Quarter 2004 |
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Dr. Anderson Edits Comprehensive New Medical Malpractice Resource
Turning on a Dime
Scar - The Trigger to the Claim
JCAHO's Final Word
Presidential Politics Are on Every Front Page
Industry and Company News
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| Second Quarter 2004 |
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Prognosis for a National Tort Reform Solution
Is it the Patient's Responsibility?
Avoiding the Slippery Slope to the Attorney's Doorstep
JCAHO Says So, Part Three
Industry and Company News
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| First Quarter 2004 |
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What Malpractice Crisis?
Patient Safety Issues Continue in Congress
Pap Test Update
JCAHO Says So, Part Two
Industry and Company News
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