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|Articles|April 29, 2010
Does your Medical Practice Need a Legal Once-over?
After a truly glorious vacation in my "other homes," I have reluctantly rejoined the work force. Since my brain is still foggy with jet lag, here's a useful review of the legalities with which a typical medical practice has to concern itself.
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