An Effective Program to Reduce Malpractice Claims and Payments in a Large Orthopaedic Practice.

William O Cooper Thomas W Doub Gerald B HicksonVirginia F CaseyDamian F McHugh Peter Nonken Thomas F Catron Henry J DomenicoJames W Pichert

Published in: The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume (2024)

We have learned in previous research that there are clear links between professionalism and patient outcomes (e.g., surgical complications), but agree that the focus here on medical malpractice is not directly clinical.

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