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It happens thousands of times a day: A physician is stopped in the hallway of a hospital or gets a phone call or e-mail asking for informal advice about a problem from a fellow physician. They all do it. Physicians offer their advice in these situations because it is helpful to their colleagues and to the patients being cared for. The question is, in today's climate of increasing concern about medical malpractice liability, is it safe for a doctor to give advice when asked by a treating physician?
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