Inside 1988 Vol 3 No 1
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The Governor asked that the council work throughout 1988 on developing recommendations aimed at eliminating capital gaps in Montana, and at determining what shifts are occurring in various economic sectors in the state — par- ticularly shifts from basic to derivative sector activity.
The Governor also presented a special request to the council. He asked that the council's Insurance Subcommittee, which was formed in 1985 to study liability insurance and tort reform issues, take up the issue of r...apidly increasing malpractice insur- ance premiums for Montana's doctors who provide obstetrical care. Because ) of the immediacy of the problem, the Governor asked that the subcommit- tee's report be submitted by February 15, 1988.
While skyrocketing malpractice premiums are a problem for many doctors nationwide, they create unique hardships for physicians in rural Montana communities. Often, because the population a doctor serves is small, a physician's patient load fails to generate enough revenue to cover fixed costs — including malpractice insurance premiums.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Governor asked that the council work throughout 1988 on developing recommendations aimed at eliminating capital gaps in Montana, and at determining what shifts are occurring in various economic sectors in the state — par- ticularly shifts from basic to derivative sector activity.
The Governor also presented a special request to the council. He asked that the council's Insurance Subcommittee, which was formed in 1985 to study liability insurance and tort reform issues, take up the issue of r...apidly increasing malpractice insur- ance premiums for Montana's doctors who provide obstetrical care. Because ) of the immediacy of the problem, the Governor asked that the subcommit- tee's report be submitted by February 15, 1988.
While skyrocketing malpractice premiums are a problem for many doctors nationwide, they create unique hardships for physicians in rural Montana communities. Often, because the population a doctor serves is small, a physician's patient load fails to generate enough revenue to cover fixed costs — including malpractice insurance premiums.
What to read after Inside 1988 Vol 3 No 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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