ArticleOpen medicine (Warsaw, Poland)2016
Professional dental and oral surgery liability in Italy: a comparative analysis of the insurance products offered to health workers.
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Abstract
introductionIn Italy there has been an increase in claims for damages for alleged medical malpractice. A study was therefore conducted that aimed at assessing the content of the coverage of insurance policy contracts offered to oral health professionals by the insurance market. MATERIAL AND
methodsThe sample analysed composed of 11 insurance policy contracts for professional dental liability offered from 2010 to 2015 by leading insurance companies operating in the Italian market.
resultsThe insurance products analysed are structured on the "claims made" clause. No policy contract examined covers the damage due to the failure to acquire consent for dental treatment and, in most cases, damage due to unsatisfactory outcomes of treatment of an aesthetic nature and the failure to respect regulatory obligations on privacy. DISCUSSION: On entering into a professional liability insurance policy contract, the dentist should pay particular attention to the period covered by the guarantee, the risks both covered and excluded, as well as the extent of the limit of liability and any possible fixed/percentage excess.
conclusionsWhen choosing a professional liability contract, a dentist should examine the risks in relation to the professional activity carried out before signing.
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