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Liability reform should make patients safer: "avoidable classes of events" are a key improvement

Randall R Bovbjerg, Laurence R Tancredi

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics: a Journal of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics 2005, 33 (3): 478-500

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