The two concerns are intertwined, as reduced risk from human error means fewer malpractice claims, and slower premium increase (assuming a well functioning malp

The two concerns are intertwined, as reduced risk from human error means fewer malpractice claims, and slower premium increase (assuming a well functioning malpractice insurance market). Also, improved outcomes (due to fewer errors) also improve costs, as patients won't have to come back due to complications as often.