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  1. 01-01-2007 07:11 PM #1
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    Talking Re: Physio insurance

    oops!!!!
    sorry ! i'm new 2 all these!!!!!!

    can any 1 tell me what a physio insurance is?
    whay do a physio require it ??

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    Very interesting adarsh_physio! In many western countries, in fact all I would think, it is important for any healthcare practitioner to have professional malpractice insurance cover. This indemnifies the practitioner against things like clinical negilgence and/or products liability should a patient get injured during their treatment and try to sue the therapist as a result. I hope this gives you a bit more information about what we are talking about here.

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  3. 14-01-2007 05:31 PM #3
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    Re: Physio insurance

    Quote Originally Posted by physiobob View Post
    Very interesting adarsh_physio! In many western countries, in fact all I would think, it is important for any healthcare practitioner to have professional malpractice insurance cover. This indemnifies the practitioner against things like clinical negilgence and/or products liability should a patient get injured during their treatment and try to sue the therapist as a result. I hope this gives you a bit more information about what we are talking about here.
    yeah ! tnx 4 the information

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