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Op Ed Piece in Legal TimesFrom: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)Thu Jul 15 11:28:19 2004
Cure for the Health Care Crisis Specialized courts could create clear standards and greater reliability by CG Executive Director Jeffrey Pariser Legal Times, June 28, 2004 America is in a health care crisis—a “perfect storm” of needless errors, unaffordable cost increases, declining access, inadequate accountability, and fearful and frustrated professionals. Some of the problems are unavoidable. No one can change, for instance, the fact that the baby boom population needs more health care as it ages. But our legal system is part of the problem, too: It imposes needless costs, deters safety improvements, and fosters widespread distrust among medical professionals. Changing the way medical malpractice lawsuits are decided would go a long way to improving health care for patients and providers alike. More ... http://cgood.org/news-all/item?item_id=431019
-- art fougner, md ich bin ein New Yorker
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