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Survey: U.S. docs want tort reform

                   
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Nov 6, 2009
 
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Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal Seventy-four percent of American physicians believe they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago, mostly due to medical malpractice... [read full story]                    

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Survey: U.S. docs want tort reform

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Physicians Losing Control of Medicine: New Survey Reports Medical Malpractice as Primary Reason

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Survey: U.S. docs want tort reform

freerepublic.com
Nov 9, 2009
 

Seventy-four percent of American physicians believe they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago, mostly due to medical malpractice litigation. The majority, 85 percent, said the...

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Sunday Forum: Doctors support the public option

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Nov 8, 2009
 

Don't be deceived, says DR. CHRISTOPHER M. HUGHES, most physicians want fundamental health-care reform Three of four doctors support health-care reform with a public option. Eight of the 10 largest physician organizations...

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Survey: U.S. doctors want tort reform

bizjournals.com
Nov 7, 2009
 

Seventy-four percent of American physicians believe they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago, mostly due to medical malpractice litigation. That’s according to a survey published...

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Physicians Losing Control of Medicine: New Survey Reports Medical Malpractice as Primary Reason

bio-medicine.org
Nov 6, 2009
 

A survey released today from Jackson Healthcare reports that the majority of physicians surveyed (74 percent) feel they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago. Alpharetta, GA (Vocus)...

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Physicians Losing Control of Medicine: New Survey Reports Medical Malpractice as Primary Reason

prweb.com
Nov 6, 2009
 

A survey released today from Jackson Healthcare reports that the majority of physicians surveyed (74 percent) feel they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago. (PRWeb Nov 6, 2009)

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Physicians Losing Control of Medicine: New Survey Reports Medical Malpractice as Primary Reason

earthtimes.org
Nov 6, 2009
 

A survey released today from Jackson Healthcare reports that the majority of physicians surveyed (74 percent) feel they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago./I/P PAlpharetta, GA...

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