P-ISSN 2328-6202
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Vol. 23, Issue 3, 2015July 01, 2015 CDT
Will the Affordable Care Act and Tort Reform Render the Collateral Source Doctrine Obsolete in Resolving the Issue of Damages in Cases Involving Personal Injury and Life Care Planning?
Will the Affordable Care Act and Tort Reform Render the Collateral Source Doctrine Obsolete in Resolving the Issue of Damages in Cases Involving Personal Injury and Life Care Planning?
Timothy F. Field, Roger O. Weed,
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 3, 2015
Vol. 23, Issue 3, 2015
- Measuring Worklife Expectancy: Debunking the "Try Rate" and "P Problem"Joseph T. CrouseTony R. ReyesEnrique N. Vega
- Rejoinder: The Debunking Attempt Is Bunkum With No "De"Michael L. BrookshireGrayson L. Forlines
- Will the Affordable Care Act and Tort Reform Render the Collateral Source Doctrine Obsolete in Resolving the Issue of Damages in Cases Involving Personal Injury and Life Care Planning?Timothy F. FieldRoger O. Weed
- Cultural Competence Among Rehabilitation Professionals in Private PracticeBrenda Y. CartwrightKeisha G. Rogers
- Health Literacy: Implications for Case ManagersJennifer L. NguyenSabrina IslamJamie L. Pomeranz
- A Review of Case and Caseload Management Course Availability in Undergraduate Rehabilitation and Disability Studies ProgramsLee Ann Rawlins-AldermanPatrick L. Dunn
Field, T. F., & Weed, R. O. (2015). Will the Affordable Care Act and Tort Reform Render the Collateral Source Doctrine Obsolete in Resolving the Issue of Damages in Cases Involving Personal Injury and Life Care Planning? The Rehabilitation Professional, 23(3). https://doi.org/10.70385/001c.146947