Malpractice litigation cutting in on physicians’ authority 
Medical malpractice litigation apparently has taken control away from the way doctors manage their practices.
An Atlanta-based Jackson health care survey showed that seventy-four percent of physicians believe they have less control over the way they practice medicine than they did five years ago.
Other factors affecting control included insurance and government interference.
Still, 85 percent said the threat ...Login required
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