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A 10 page research paper that examines the issues surrounding the topic of medical malpractice and how escalating insurance premiums are affecting health care delivery system. The writer defines the problem and then discusses the background to this problem. Then a literature review briefly summarizes different perspectives on the topic that show the scope of the controversy and how different factions disagree about the causes, issues and possible solutions. Analysis is then offered, along with interpretation of the data gathered and conclusions. A one page executive summary is included. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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10 pages (~225 words per page)
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different perspectives on the topic that show the scope of the controversy and how different factions disagree about the causes, issues and possible solutions. Analysis is then offered, along with
interpretation of the data gathered and conclusions. This research revealed that this topic is extremely complicated and that insurers, doctors and consumer groups do not agree on its causes or
possible solutions. However, certain facts are clear. First of all, the cost of medical malpractice insurance has escalated to the point that doctors find it difficult to practice medicine. High
jury awards are a factor in this process, and, thus far, tort reform has done little to alleviate the problem. Therefore, the alternative dispute resolution processes provide the best hope
for making this system less expensive for all concerned, as well as being fairer and more efficient. The student researching this topic should note that some of the instructions
for the assignment were contradictory. For example, how can the executive summary be "no more than a paragraph" and still take up one page? Regarding the suggested outline for the
assignment, the writer/tutor believes that all topics have been covered. The student--in writing his or her own paper, which you are compelled to do--may wish to rearrange the material and
add more subheadings. Introduction The cost of medical malpractice insurance continues to be a nationwide issue of concern for health care practitioners. In 2003, doctors in New Jersey briefly
protested the situation by staging a walk-out (Finance and economics, 2003). Other strikes have either occurred or were threatened in Pennsylvania, Nevada, Texas and at least seven other states. In
every case the complaint has been the same-- the huge increases in the costs of medical malpractice insurance (Finance and economics, 2003). Premiums have particularly increased in regards
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