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By quantifying the impact of the laws on the frequency of malpractice claims and the claim severity, we are able to obtain a measure on the extent to which apologies influence claims of medical malpractice. As of January 2009, 36 States (including Washington D.C.) have enacted various forms of apology laws.
A large number of medical malpractice lawsuits stem from the misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of a medical condition, illness, or injury. When a doctor's diagnosis error leads to incorrect treatment, delayed treatment, or no treatment at all, a patient's condition can be made much worse, and they may even die. That being said, a mistake in diagnosis by itself is not enough to sustain a medical malpractice lawsuit. Read on to learn what a patient must prove in a medical malpractice lawsuit based on misdiagnosis, the different types of diagnostic errors, and why misdiagnosis is more common in emergency room settings.