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The long-simmering battle between physicians and hospitals over EMTALA call coverage went public in an ugly way in December --
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Field review standards numbering caused confusion.
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A former medical student at Creighton University, Omaha, Neb., must pay more than $410,000 for failing to follow through with his responsibilities as a participant in the National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program
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The Florida Board of Medicine will consider raising fines or even suspending the licenses of doctors who perform wrong-site surgeries when it meets next month, officials say.
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