Negative Claim of Intentional Medical Error Existence
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2. Raynor B (2008). Development and valida-tion of criteria to identify medication- monitoring errors in care home resident. Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. International Journal of Pharmacy Prac-tice, 16(5):317–323.
3. Stauch M, Wheat K, et al (1999). Sourcebook on Medical Law, London/Sydney: pp. 275-307.
4. Katzenmeier C (2002). Medical liability, Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. Jus privatum 62. Tübingen. XXIII. p.: 636.
5. Sieiglitz S (1989). The Wrongful birth and Wrongful life Problem in German Tort Law. VVF. München, XV, p.: 220.
6. Schreiber HL (1995). The standard of due diligence as a liability instrument. Insurance Medicine. Karlsruhe, 1/1995: 3.
7. Zimmerman A (2008). Anti-Semitism as Skill: Rudolf Virchow’s Schule Statistik and the Racial Composition of German. Central European History. Cambridge Uni-versity Press 32 (4). pp. 409–429.
8. McKee M Baeten R (2008). Patient Mobility in the European Union: learning from experience. WHO Regional Office for Europe: Copenhagen: pp. 179-189.
9. Laufs A (2003). Mature but careless patient. New Legal Weekly. Frankfurt. pp. 2288-2289.
10. Eujkung AC (2016). Medical errors now third leading cause of death in United States. Washingtom Post, May 3.
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TOTIC I, TOTIC M. Negative Claim of Intentional Medical Error Existence. Iran J Public Health. 2021;50(2):421-422.
