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That's definitely true. Although I wonder if anyone has done an analysis of where hospitals and physicians spend their money? Could reducing the costs due to ma
by stuff4ben 6y ago
That's definitely true. Although I wonder if anyone has done an analysis of where hospitals and physicians spend their money? Could reducing the costs due to malpractice be a potential solution?
- pwinnski 6y agoThere has been so much analysis of every step of the health care pipeline, and most of the meta-analyses I have read suggest that there is no silver bullet, only many, many, many things combined. All nedical malpractice costs combined, insurance, actual payments, and legal combined, amount to 0.3% of the total cost of health care[0]. That's one-third of one percent. So its not nothing, but it's not the highest priority, either. [0] https://truecostofhealthcare.org/malpractice/ https://truecostofhealthcare.org/malpractice/