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good faith
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good faith,
n honesty of intention. Generally, not a sufficient defense in a dental malpractice lawsuit.
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The Code provides that a court shall grant a motion challenging the adequacy of a report only if the report "does not represent an objective, good faith effort to comply with the definition of expert report in the statute.
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Covered entities that have been making a good faith effort to comply with the NPI provisions may, for up to 12 months, implement contingency plans," said CMS Acting Administrator Leslie Norwalk in a statement.
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