Professional liability and obstetrical health care delivery
Lederman, R.P.
Nursing Outlook 39(1): 14-17
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0029-6554 PMID: 1986342 Document Number: 383380
Nurse-midwives are finding liability insurance either prohibitively expensive or simply unavailable--despite the fact that, in contrast to obstetricians, they are rarely sued. As a consequence, maternal health services for rural and poor women are rapidly disappearing.
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