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Letting doctors say ‘I’m sorry’ a start
‘Patients file suit not to place blame but due to a lack of communication...’
Guest Column: Dr. Nitin S. Damle
The current session of the General Assembly will consider a new version of “apology legislation” that permits physicians and health care systems to explain medical errors, offer sympathy and seek opportunities to improve care without the fear of legal retribution. More
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