Medical Malpractice Primer for Practicing Interventional Radiologists
Medical professional liability (MPL), also commonly referred to as medical malpractice, is a costly issue in health care today, accounting for roughly 2.4% of total health care expenditure in the United States. Almost all physicians currently in clinical practice will either be subject to a lawsuit themselves or work with someone who has. Given a lack of formal structured education about MPL in medicine for trainees, this review aims to define and discuss the relevant concepts in MPL as a reference for early career interventionalists to understand the current medicolegal environment and learn best practices to avoid litigation.
Source: Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal - Category: Radiology Authors: Osman Ahmed, Brian Funaki Tags: Vascular and Interventional Radiology / L'imagerie des urgencies et des traumatismes Source Type: research
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