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The Evaluation of Physician-patient Relationship and Malpractice after the Implementation of National Health Insurance

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The purpose of this study is to explore the factors that influence physician-patient relationship and physicians\' coping behavior due to malpractice.

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A structural questionnaire is developed and mailed to the internal medical physicians, surgeons, gynecologists and obstetricians, and pediatricians. The response rate is 10.47 percent.

In qualitative part, we analyzed the court room final judgment, and tried to conclude the characteristics in these cases. The major outcomes included: the major factor which influence physician-patient relationship is physicians\' attitude of malpractice. Physicians\' knowledge and attitude of malpractice will impact physicians\' coping behavior due to malpractice.

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In the content analysis, physicians won most of the cases for those entering into judicial process. The reasons why patients brought up the claim include that patients try to challenge medical professions and obligation of care as well as gap of expectation.

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