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Professional courtesy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Professional courtesy is the tradition among physicians not to charge for treatment of each other's family. The purpose was to discourage physicians from having members of their own family as patient...
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Special Article from The New England Journal of Medicine -- Professional Courtesy -- Current Practices and Attitudes ... Professional Courtesy -- Current Practices and Attitude...
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Professional Courtesy Justice v. Administrative Expedienc ... So, right here we have a premonition of what "professional courtesy" really means. It means that the law is unimportant in the question of legal service on a judge and if the relevance of law with respect to judges is to be questioned, it must be via the (fee...
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Professional courtesy – taking care of the families of other physicians without charge – is a tradition that dates back to Hippocrates. The practice served to build bonds between physicians, and to reduce the incentive for physicians to treat their own families.
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The term professional courtesy comes from the traditions of medicine: many doctors will not charge money when they treat another doctor’s immediate family. ... But when the Gangsters in Blue start talking about professional courtesy, they’re talking about something quite different: a favor done for a fellow gang member...
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[Archive] Professional Courtesy : How To The Squad Room ... OK after numerous pages of "the other thread" I think we all know how we feel about professional courtesy. However I think a real problem is that in different parts of the country different etiquette is in order so I thought perhaps we could have a thread...
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