Medical Malpractice

National Practitioner Data Bank
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Compensating the Expert Medical Malpractice Witness
Before the trial begins, the expert physician and the attorney should have a crystal clear understanding about the amount of the payment and who is responsible for that payment. Generally, it is considered unethical for a medical expert witness to agree to a payment based on the amount of the award. Under agreements between medical societies and bar associations in some states, it is the obligation of the attorney, not the client, to compensate the expert. More...
False Imprisonment
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Ethical and Malpractice Issues of Psychologists in Hospital Practice
With increasing frequency, psychologists are working within a hospital setting. The reasons are varied: patients must be hospitalized; opportunities exist to work with other healthcare providers; and insurance companies require hospital privileges as a prerequisite for reimbursement. This expansion out of the private office to the hospital not only creates a more challenging and rewarding practice but it also gives rise to new ethical and malpractice dilemmas for the psychologist. More...
Peer Review Privilege and Medical Malpractice
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  • Medical Malpractice
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