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Patient referrals: could nurses be violating federal and state antitrust laws?

A recent Florida court case has clearly signaled that nurses may be increasingly involved in activities that may result in violation of state and federal antitrust laws. Nurses must review their referral practices for patterns similar to the Florida case and modify their practices to reflect the recent court decision.

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Antitrust law and the practice of radiology.

Physicians now find it relevant to acquaint themselves with aspects of the law which heretofore were mainly of concern to the business world. One such area is antitrust, which is beginning to affect the practice of radiology. Three phases of the problem are discussed: exclusive privileges contracts; boycotts of nonphysician consultations (i.e., with chiropractors and cultists); and certificate of need requirements for acquisition of highly technical, sophisticated and expensive equipment.

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