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Title: Missing the mark: patient safety should be a physician's principal aim. But leaders in the obstetrical community have developed baseless criteria for assessing the causes of brain injury at birth - and have shirked their ethical duty to avoid preventable injuries.
Author: Robert L. Conason
Publication:Trial (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 2010
Publisher: American Association for Justice
Page: 28(6)
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Missing the mark: patient safety should be a physician's principal aim. But leaders in the obstetrical community have developed baseless criteria for assessing ... injuries.: An article from: Trial
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Author(s)Robert L. Conason, Steven E. Pegalis
PublisherAmerican Association for Justice
ISBN / ASINB0042VEINI
ISBN-13978B0042VEIN2
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