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Ontario’s proposed Bill 87, the Protecting Patients Act, may have an unintended detrimental effect on health care because it could make some physicians self-protective and overly cautious in the way they deal with patients out of fear of losing their licence for sexual abuse, says Toronto health lawyer Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd.
“This legislative change is completely unnecessary,” she tells AdvocateDaily.com.
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Several years ago I was fortunate enough to have been selected as a Tremayne-Lloyd Fellow here at Western Law. I used the funds to finish a book and to begin work on a new one. It dawned on me far too late that I had never thanked you for that splendid gift. The new book is to be published by Harvard Press in 2010. The TTL Fellowships provided ritual seed capital for this project, which required me to spend a good deal of time and money at The National Archive in Washington. Again, with many thanks.
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