[Mamzelle]

Complaints won't do it...they're going to have to quit, en masse.

[Tribune7]

That's starting to happen. Last week they had a quasi-strike.

[RockBassCreek]

No they don't. They need the state legislature to pass a law that permits doctors to have their patients sign documents agreeing not to sue for malpractice UNLESS the doctor is first found liable for malpractice by a neutral, state-appointed committee of same-specialty doctors. Malpractice will be defined as gross professional negligence.

In other words, the patient can sue for REAL malpractice. Real malpractice will be determined by a committee doctors who have the same specialty as the doctor being sued. Real Malpractice will only be defined as gross professional negligence.

[eeman]

That will come in a permanent way in a few years. Everyone is crying about the nursing shortage, it will be much harder to replace the physicians.