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Minimizing your malpractice risk
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
Fact checked by: Chris Mazzolini
Jennifer Wiggins, CEO of Aegis Malpractice Solutions, discusses how to minimize your practice's malpractice risk using the AVOID method.
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It's said that most physicians face a malpractice suit at some point in their career, but with the right planning your practice can try to minimize this risk.
Jennifer Wiggins, CEO of Aegis Malpractice Solutions, discusses how to minimize your practice's malpractice risk using the AVOID method.
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