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Missouri Addresses Insurance Crisis By Resolving to Reduce Errors
In an effort to reduce the number of medical malpractice claims in Missouri, Governor Bob Holden recently created a 17-member Commission on Patient Safety. The committee's job will be to try to devise methods to reduce the number of medical errors made in the state. Some possible areas of interest to the commission are professional training for medical personnel, patient education and changes in hospital protocols. The formation of this group is a continuation of Missouri's attempt to address the malpractice liability insurance crisis. A report from the commission outlining suggestions for legislative and administrative improvements within the state is expected in 2004.
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