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Tort Reform

American Medical Association: Medical Liability Reform Policy

Insurance Information Institute: Medical Malpractice

The Coalition for Affordable and Reliable Health Care

Patient Safety and Reduction of Medical Errors

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Medical Errors & Patient Safety

Leapfrog Group: National Employer Response to Healthcare Quality Issues

Kaiser Family Foundation Issue Module: Reducing Medical Errors

Reduction of Litigation

Center for Patient and Professional Advocacy: Research and education on reasons patients sue their doctors, appropriate disclosure of medical errors, and patient safety.

Dr. Michael S. Woods, author of Healing Words: The Power of Apology in Medicine

COPIC Insurance Company's 3R's Program: Recognize, Respond, and Resolve medical errors before they become malpractice lawsuits

Insurance Regulation

The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, founded by Havey Rosenfield, author of California's Proposition 103

Public Citizen

Center for Justice and Democracy: Insurance Industry Reform

State by State Medical Liability Legislation Guides

National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies

McCullough, Cambell, and Lane: Summary of Medical Malpractice Law

Recent Research

United States Government Accountability Office:


United States Congressional Budget Office:

Under enterprise liability responsibility for defending malpractice claims is placed on institutions rather than individual practitioners and their indemnity entity. A survey of Ireland's parallel medical liability crisis. Medical Indemnity - Enterprise Liability - Briefing Paper Department of Health and Children, Government of Ireland, 2000

A comparative look at how other countries manage medical malpractice in a variety of health care delivery systems. Robert Lowes. Malpractice: Do other countries hold the key? Medical Economics Jul. 25, 2003;80:58

The California Factor: MICRA vs Proposition 103

Medical courts, arbitration systems are among the ideas gaining attention as answers to the malpractice liability crisis. Michael Romano. Special Report: Trial and Error Medical Economics, Sept. 8, 2003

   
   
 
 

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