NU Online News Service, June 15, 2:47 p.m. EDT
One aspect of healthcare reform promotes the formation of provider organizations aimed at improving the quality of care and cost, but medical-malpractice insurers worry it could have a negative impact on their business, a recent broker’s report suggests.
In a recent examination of the healthcare market, Kansas City, Mo.-based insurance broker Lockton reviewed how, under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, healthcare providers can promote better care and service.
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