Litigation
Jul. 11, 2013
MICRA reformers threaten laws to impose doctor drug tests, other hurdles
As part of a push to reform the state's medical malpractice law, tort lawyers and consumer advocates are also taking aim at doctors. Ballot measure proposals in the works include requiring random drug testing for doctors.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO As part of a push to reform the state's medical malpractice law, tort lawyers and consumer advocates are also taking aim at doctors. Ballot measure proposals in the works include requiring random drug testing for doctors with hospital privileges, going after the state's controversial medical review board, and advocating for centralized tracking of prescriptions.
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