Doctors Urged To Say 'I'm Sorry'

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Doctors Urged To Say 'I'm Sorry' - 20-07-2007, 11:31 AM

Some malpractice-reform advocates say an apology can help doctors avoid getting sued, especially when combined with an upfront settlement offer.
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The softer approach, now appearing in some medical school courses and hospital policies, is drawing interest as national attention has turned to reducing both medical errors and the high cost of malpractice insurance, which has been blamed for driving doctors out of business.

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