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The surprising relevance of medical malpractice law
Michael D. Frakes
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Pritzker School of Law
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Academic Community
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Curb
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Damage Caps
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Defensive Medicine
40%
Deference
20%
Delivery System Reform
20%
Financial Incentives
20%
Financial Motivation
60%
Health Care Cost Containment
20%
Health Care Costs
40%
Healthcare Expenditure
60%
Law
100%
Legislature
20%
Malpractice
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Malpractice Reform
20%
Meaningful Connections
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Medical Malpractice
100%
Natural Experiment Design
20%
New Evidence
20%
Physician Practice
20%
Spending Patterns
40%
Standard of Care
20%
Structural Reforms
20%
Unnecessary Care
20%
Weak Connection
20%
Social Sciences
Authors
25%
Cost Containment
25%
Crowding Out
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Law
100%
Precedent
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Structural Reform
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Psychology
Academic Community
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Healthcare
100%
Standard of Care
16%