of any scope and c omplexity in a private office, regardless of the level of training, certification, and experience of the physician.9 The on ly * Third year law student and Manuscript Editor of the Widener Law Review at Widener University School of Law. Second-place winner of Epstein, Becker and Green, P.C. Eighth Annual Health Law Writing Competition. 1. NEW YORK STATE SENATE COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS, TAXATION, AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS, PROBLEMS OF OFFICE SURGERY (1999), available at…
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