In fact, you could read the chapter heading and go directly to the synopsis and get more information than from most of the books I've read on the subject. Of course, the wisest thing to do is read the content of each chapter which is filled with anecdotal and useful advice. After the synopsis are the notes and references on what has just preceded. The volume ends with a protection strategy summary, glossary of legal terms, an appendix containing a sample of jury instructions, a patient survey to be given periodically to see just how well you and your staff are following practice protection strategies, and just before the index, instructions on recommended procedures for safe table operation. Clearly, Risk Management in Chiropractic is one of the finest texts I've ever read on the subject, and I've read many.
Every word has relevance.
A horrible scenario is one in which you might be sued for malpractice. A worse one is being sued because you weren't smart enough to read this book. All Rights Reserved, Dynamic Chiropractic, 2001.