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Little sleep lost over lawsuit threats
Most veterinarians don't see malpractice threats and lawsuits as their most pressing issue.
Most veterinarians don't see malpractice threats and lawsuits as their most pressing issue. Just 9 percent of respondents to the 2006 "State of the Veterinary Profession," a study conducted by DVM Newsmagazine, named malpractice. And only 7 percent cited lawsuits. Here's the full list:
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