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A Decision Aid May Offer Liability Protection for a Bad Obstetrical Outcome: Results of Mock Trials
Suzanne Brodney, Pamela H. Wescott, Benjamin W. Moulton, Katherine Hartmann, Yuchiao Chang & Michael J. Barry
Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 46 (4):967-974 (2018)
Abstract
The objective of this study is to evaluate if use of a patient decision aid, when choosing between a repeat cesarean or a trial of labor after a cesarean, reduces medical liability exposure. The authors conclude that use of a PDA conferred liability protection when potential jurors were presented with a hypothetical malpractice claim against an obstetrician following a TOLAC.Other Versions
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