Why health care parties should mediate rather than litigate.
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Negotiation can avert litigation.
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Hospital Administration↗
Perspective: antitrust litigation by aggrieved physicians.
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Antitrust Laws↗
Boren Amendment litigation: an analysis.
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Medicaid↗
Arbitration or litigation: efficacy and fairness in resolving medical malpractice disputes through arbitration proceedings.
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California↗
Protecting the confidentiality of computerized medical records, preparing for litigation.
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Computer Security↗
Dialogue: how will litigation impact on the integration of public and private behavioral healthcare services? Is believing you have a case a good enough reason to sue?
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Health Care Reform↗
Mammography malpractice litigation and the impact of MQSA (Mammography Quality Standards Act).
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Breast Neoplasms↗
Litigation in medical education: retrospect and prospect.
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Academic Medical Centers↗
Litigation by patients as third party beneficiaries of payor-provider contracts.
"No third party beneficiaries" clauses, if drafted with care, can offer some measure of protection to providers. Although courts may give minimal weight to "boilerplate" clauses in determining contractual intent, a more detailed and substantive clause may be more persuasive. In drafting such clauses, however, care should be taken to clearly state the specific intentions of the parties, including the scope and purposes of the contract, the identity of the intended beneficiaries, and the classes of persons that are to be excluded as beneficiaries (e.g., HMO enrollees).
Contract Services↗
Medicaid public notice regulation generates litigation.
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Community Participation↗
Medical consultation and expert testimony in claims litigation. Professional and ethical guidelines.
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Adult↗
Medicare bad-debt litigation continues.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S.↗
Deterring inefficient pharmaceutical litigation: an economic rationale for the FDA regulatory compliance defense.
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Clinical Trials as Topic↗
Hospitals prevail in disproportionate share adjustment litigation.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S.↗
Patient-psychotherapist privilege: access to clinical records in the tangled web of repressed memory litigation.
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Confidentiality↗
Will national cuts in nurses endanger patient care and general litigation?
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Employment↗
Litigation. In reduced circumstances.
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Liability, Legal↗