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The Future of Medical Malpractice Claims in a 'Tele-World'

The pros and cons of "telemedicine," and what it means to the med mal practitioner.

23 minute read October 24, 2011 at 03:51 PM
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Elizabeth A. Syer
The Future of Medical Malpractice Claims in a 'Tele-World'

Imagine this: You are lying in a hospital bed, hearing the soothing sounds of your doctor counting you numerically backward toward sleep.

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