Compensation for Medical Injury in New Zealand: Does "No-Fault" Increase the Level of Claims Making and Reduce Social and Clinical Selectivity?

P. Davis; R. Lay-Yee; J. Fitzjohn; P. Hider; R. Briant; Stephan Schug

Compensation for Medical Injury in New Zealand: Does "No-Fault" Increase the Level of Claims Making and Reduce Social and Clinical Selectivity?

P. Davis, R. Lay-Yee, J. Fitzjohn, P. Hider, R. Briant, Stephan Schug

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	833-854
Journal	Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
Volume	27
Issue number	5
Publication status	Published - 2002

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