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Who should set medical standards — doctors or lawyers?

February 29, 2012 Michael Wong 1 Comment

Doctors, and not lawyers, should set medical standards.

by Peter A. Corsale (Gallop, Johnson & Neuman, L.C.) & Michael Wong (Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety)

Medical standards should be set by doctors.

The alternative is dangerous. Read More →

Dr Carin Hagberg, Dr David Crippen, medical malpractice, NAP4, Peter Corsale

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