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Legal Focus on Property and General Liability Insurance: The sue and labor clause is clearly a subject of keen interest for organizations seeking to recover some or all of the cost of making Y2K repairs, and a major concern for insurance companies. This article will attempt to explain both sides of the Sue and Labor clause issue and...; Tags: Clause, Claim, Liability Insurance, Longwoods Publishing, Y2K, Insurance, Financial Planning, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance; White papers 2000-01-01
Restrictive Visitor Policies: Feedback From Healthcare Workers, Patients and Families: To evaluate the effect of visitor restrictions and to guide future visitation policies, the Hospital conducted a preliminary survey of patients, next of kin, staff, physicians and volunteers. In the absence of evidence upon which to base future visitor policy development, there is a need for objective input from healthcare...; Tags: Patient, Health Care, Longwoods Publishing, Visitor Restriction; White papers 2003-10-23

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