P-ISSN 2328-6202
E-ISSN 2833-2466
Vol. 20, Issue 4, 2012October 01, 2012 CDT
Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately CompensateEconomic Losses of Semi-Skilled Workers?
Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately CompensateEconomic Losses of Semi-Skilled Workers?
Theodore Scott Smith, Wesley Austin,
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 4, 2012
Vol. 20, Issue 4, 2012
- Examining the Present Viability of Medical Malpractice Caps to Compensate Diminished Earnings for Patients and WorkersWesley AustinTheodore Scott SmithPatrick L. DunnEileen Sheehan
- Do Medical Malpractice Caps Influence Life Care Planning for Patients With Tardive Dyskinesia?Theodore Scott SmithMark D. CheairsAmber E. WrightWesley AustinSunni J, PrimeauxPatrick R. Dunn
- Physician Specialty, Not Presence of State-Based Medical Malpractice Caps, Guides Physician Malpractice Insurance RatesTheodore Scott SmithAmber E. WrightWesley Austin
- Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately Compensate Economic Losses of Unskilled Workers?Theodore Scott SmithWesley Austin
- Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately CompensateEconomic Losses of Semi-Skilled Workers?Theodore Scott SmithWesley Austin
- Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately Compensate Economic Losses of Skilled Workers?Theodore Scott SmithWesley Austin
Smith, T. S., & Austin, W. (2012). Do Medical Malpractice Award Caps Adequately CompensateEconomic Losses of Semi-Skilled Workers? The Rehabilitation Professional, 20(4). https://doi.org/10.70385/001c.146897