This text presents a balanced approach to the study of medical
malpractice. Divided into two main components, it first follows the
history and development of medical malpractice in the United States
and then covers the process of litigation from both sides in the
case. Effective learning features include assignments which are
designed to integrate information from each chapter into a
realistic situation. Sample medical records, definitions of medical
and legal terminology, and sample legal forms are provided to
enhance student comprehension of key concepts. The text provides
actual documents to give insight into real world cases and
demonstrates how a case progresses from beginning to end. This
concise, yet detailed book represents both a defense and plaintiff
focus. Designed to encompass both early history and modern day
principles, The Law of Medical Malpractice takes the student from a
brief history of civil liability for professional malfeasance to
the anatomy of a lawsuit and the medical malpractice trial. The
many applications are based on true cases and provide an accurate
depiction of medical malpractice as it exists today.
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