Law, Liability & Ethics for the Medical Office Professional
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Law, Liability & Ethics for the Medical Office Professional

Designed to provide learners with a foundation in medical law and ethics, this book uses case studies from actual legal procedures to illustrate key points of law, interpretation of statutes, as well as ethical dilemmas.
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