Does a lack of knowledge constitute clinical malpractice?

Posted on April 12, 2016 by admin

Interesting piece from Simon Dickinson in Assistive Technologies magazine. http://www.assistivetechnologies.co.uk/ click the link and then “read online” to access the magazine

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Does a lack of knowledge constitute clinical malpractice?

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