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ability to practice medicine

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ability to practice medicine
Medical malpractice The cognitive capacity to make appropriate clinical diagnoses and exercise reasonable medical judgements, keep abreast of medical developments, refer Pts to appropriate providers, prescribe appropriate medications and other substances, maintain and review Pts' charts, and provide coverage for Pts. See Impaired health care worker.


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