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	Comments on: Senate panel puts medical-malpractice laws under microscope	</title>
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		By: Medical Malpractice Attorney: Say No to Changes in Medical Malpractice Legislation &#124; Jacksonville Personal Injury Lawyer: Medical Malpractice Law Firm: Edwards and Ragatz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] medical-malpractice laws, reviving a debate that has flared repeatedly during the past decade.]]></description>
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		By: Jim O'Hare RPLU AIC AIS		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 07 Feb 2013 14:01:43 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Changing the rules doesnt change the problem. 87% of the claims are produced by 13% of the physicians. Anyone find that stat interesting? I have been adjusting med mal claims since 85, from the field to VP level. 

Manadatory physician insurance should be a standard. I need it to drive my car, but MD&#039;s dont need it to enter somebody&#039;s brain? No insurance NO paractice. It is cheap now- hence the soft markets and 22 carriers in Florida, only 3 domestic. It isnt too expensive any more.
 
Caps- we should have one for pain and suffering only, the amount can be argued- It is the only subjective cause of action. Cant measure a pound of pain or can you?. 
 
There is too much med mal, much unreported. From my view, 90% related to fatigue, communication and staffing inefficiency. We as Americans dont fix things on the front end, we are reactionary. Get more nurses.
 
How about the hazing ritual of training, where residents are broken in with 90 hour weekend shifts. When I am tired I cant even make a sandwich and you want docs to perform a procedure! This isnt obvious?
 
Healthcare is a creative marketing term. Applause to the lobbyists. It is not healthcare but catastrophe coverage, like for your MI/ CABG procedure. It is the only industry other than baseball protected from anti trust. Read that line again!! Anti trust is OK. Health insurers have protected turf via the archaic 1949 rule McCarron Ferguson. 
 
Lets see- profit as a motive instead of health will never work. Give those in need the minimum and only after we drain them dry. The fix is in. 
 
I get to pay a huge premium on top of my Boss&#039;s. In order to satisfy a horrendous deductible, so I can engineer a copay. This is a great business model. Kudos to the lobbyists and marketing guys. When do they pay? Chances of health and care- slim.
 
Dont ignore the big gorilla&#039;s in the room fighting the elephant&#039;s. The fixes are much simpler than those offered. I have dozens.
regards Jim]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Changing the rules doesnt change the problem. 87% of the claims are produced by 13% of the physicians. Anyone find that stat interesting? I have been adjusting med mal claims since 85, from the field to VP level. </p>
<p>Manadatory physician insurance should be a standard. I need it to drive my car, but MD&#8217;s dont need it to enter somebody&#8217;s brain? No insurance NO paractice. It is cheap now- hence the soft markets and 22 carriers in Florida, only 3 domestic. It isnt too expensive any more.</p>
<p>Caps- we should have one for pain and suffering only, the amount can be argued- It is the only subjective cause of action. Cant measure a pound of pain or can you?. </p>
<p>There is too much med mal, much unreported. From my view, 90% related to fatigue, communication and staffing inefficiency. We as Americans dont fix things on the front end, we are reactionary. Get more nurses.</p>
<p>How about the hazing ritual of training, where residents are broken in with 90 hour weekend shifts. When I am tired I cant even make a sandwich and you want docs to perform a procedure! This isnt obvious?</p>
<p>Healthcare is a creative marketing term. Applause to the lobbyists. It is not healthcare but catastrophe coverage, like for your MI/ CABG procedure. It is the only industry other than baseball protected from anti trust. Read that line again!! Anti trust is OK. Health insurers have protected turf via the archaic 1949 rule McCarron Ferguson. </p>
<p>Lets see- profit as a motive instead of health will never work. Give those in need the minimum and only after we drain them dry. The fix is in. </p>
<p>I get to pay a huge premium on top of my Boss&#8217;s. In order to satisfy a horrendous deductible, so I can engineer a copay. This is a great business model. Kudos to the lobbyists and marketing guys. When do they pay? Chances of health and care- slim.</p>
<p>Dont ignore the big gorilla&#8217;s in the room fighting the elephant&#8217;s. The fixes are much simpler than those offered. I have dozens.<br />
regards Jim</p>
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		By: vernon		</title>
		<link>https://saintpetersblog.com/senate-panel-puts-medical-malpractice-laws-under-microscope/#comment-18000</link>

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		<pubDate>Wed, 06 Feb 2013 10:36:44 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Frivolous malpractice lawsuits is one of the key reason that Insurance premiums are skyrocketing.]]></description>
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