Sentence examples for reduction in malpractice from inspiring English sources
A US study of 4975 family practitioners which compared two study periods (1991 1995 and 2001 2003) reported that lower risk specialties in the USA, including family practice, saw a reduction in malpractice claims from 8.3%to5.8%8.3%to5.8%
Notwithstanding these research objectives, the evidence is strong enough to merit consideration of tax incentives for bariatric surgical centers and reductions in malpractice burdens for those who perform the procedures, as well as increased moneys for the training of bariatric surgeons.
47 Moreover, there is some evidence that improvements in process measures of quality are associated with reductions in malpractice claims 48 our findings could be partly explained by the extent to which higher spending physicians are able to achieve better process measures of quality.
MALPRACTICE REFORM Missing from these bills is any serious attempt to rein in malpractice costs.
The 2003 reforms drastically changed the medical malpractice environment in the state and evidence suggests that the reform resulted in a 60% reduction in medical malpractice claims rates and a 30% reduction in payouts per claim [20, 21].
This assertion relies on health care providers' responses to a reduction in perceived malpractice risk.
Since research suggests that stress management programs lead to a reduction in medical malpractice incidents [ 15], our findings imply that the indicated job demands are an important target for the reduction of adverse events due to dental mismanagement.
This week the House Republican leaders were looking at a long, long list of must-haves that also included changes in regulations relating to coal ash, reduction in Civil Service pensions, restrictions on malpractice suits and an end to some greenhouse gas regulations.
He proposed cutting billions from Medicaid, and instituting medical malpractice reform, which would limit what patients could get in malpractice cases.
Other doctors favor limiting jury awards in malpractice cases.
The clinics save an estimated $40 million in malpractice insurance.
