Sacrificing Patients for Profits: Physician Incentives to Limit Care and ERISA Fiduciary Duty

Andrea K. Marsh

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Sacrificing Patients for Profits: Physician Incentives to Limit Care and ERISA Fiduciary Duty

Author: Andrea K. Marsh (Washington University School of Law)

Abstract

Keywords: Medical care costs, Federal preemption (Labor law), Health care industry -- Malpractice liability, Fiduciary responsibility, Employee benefits, Malpractice, Managed care plans (Medical care), Medical malpractice, Patient care, Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974

How to Cite: Marsh, A. (1999) “Sacrificing Patients for Profits: Physician Incentives to Limit Care and ERISA Fiduciary Duty”, Washington University Law Review. 77(4).