What Every Physician Needs to Know About Their Malpractice Insurance Policy

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Whether purchasing malpractice insurance for your own practice or joining a group that provides your insurance, pay attention to the details of your policy. This presentation will help you ask the right questions and provides practical advice for managing your policy.

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