Are you exploring alternatives to the pharmaceutical - industrial complex or working
on medical malpractice reform?
Not exact matches
Last year, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office concluded that enacting
medical malpractice reform would,
on average, reduce
malpractice insurance costs by 10 percent nationwide, and probably more in New York, resulting in a more than $ 300 million of overall reduction in health care spending in our state budget.
The Assembly Democrats made it clear early
on that the
medical malpractice portion of the Medicaid Redesign Team's
reform / cost - cutting plan was going to be a major hurdle, and now the first alternative bill has come to light.
The team is recommending that Cuomo impose a four - percent cap
on annual Medicaid funding as well as
reform Medical malpractice and pharmaceutical drug policies.
First up, Insurance Journal reports
on «A Recipe for Balanced Tort
Reform,» a new book in which two law professors propose an «early offers» program for quickly settling
medical malpractice and product liability lawsuits.
Examining the impact of «tort
reforms» and «caps»
on damages enacted in response to the 2002 - 2006
medical malpractice insurance crisis, AIR finds:
In 2003, Texas passed a constitutional amendment
reforming medical malpractice law and placing punitive damages caps (like pain and suffering)
on med - mal lawsuits.
How tort
reform and damage caps
on medical malpractice suits sought to improve healthcare availability in Texas If you've been injured in Texas... Read More >
False Claims Act Lawsuit Alleging Medicaid Fraud Against Indiana Nursing Home Dismissed for Lack of Jurisdiction, Indiana Injury Lawyer Blog, December 14, 2012 Attorney Paul Kruse Responds to Editorial
on Tort
Reform for
Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Indiana Injury Lawyer Blog, November 7, 2009 New Medicare Laws Impact Personal Injury Cases, Indiana Injury Lawyer Blog, July 26, 2009 Photo credit: svilen001
on stock.xchng.
The initiative would have amended the
Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA) of 1975 to lift the cap on medical malpractice damages, require drug and alcohol testing of doctors, and create a prescription database to curb overprescribing and the drug overdose ep
Medical Injury Compensation
Reform Act (MICRA) of 1975 to lift the cap
on medical malpractice damages, require drug and alcohol testing of doctors, and create a prescription database to curb overprescribing and the drug overdose ep
medical malpractice damages, require drug and alcohol testing of doctors, and create a prescription database to curb overprescribing and the drug overdose epidemic.
Attorney Paul Kruse Responds to Editorial
on Tort
Reform for
Medical Malpractice Lawsuits, Indiana Injury Lawyer Blog, November 7, 2009 New Medicare Laws Impact Personal Injury Cases, Indiana Injury Lawyer Blog, July 26, 2009 Photo credit: «Lyndon Johnson signing Medicare bill, with Harry Truman, July 30, 1965» by White House Press Office [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons.
His
medical malpractice reform proposal will hurt patients and dump more cost
on taxpayers.