| Table
6.2••Grants Made Through Improving Malpractice Prevention and Compensation
Systems, 1994 to Present. |
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Grantee Institution |
Principal Investigator |
Amount
Awarded |
Purposes of the Grant |
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Copic
Medical Foundation
(11/1/94 to 4/30/96) |
K. Mason Howard, M.D. |
$823,169 |
Feasibility study for and design of a
non-fault-based malpractice compensation system in Colorado. |
| 2 |
Utah Alliance for Health Care
(11/1/94 to 10/31/96) |
Elliot Williams, Esq. |
729,520 |
Feasibility study for and design of an
enterprise liability demonstration in Utah. |
| 3 |
Center for Health Policy Research and
Education, Duke University
(6/1/95 to 5/31/97) |
Frank A. Sloan, Ph.D |
526,013 |
Evaluation of Florida and Virginia
no-fault compensation systems for birth-related injuries. |
| 4 |
Wake Forest University School of Law
(6/1/95 to 12/31/96) |
Ralph A. Peeples, J.D.
Thomas B. Metzloff, J.D. |
98,446 |
Evaluation of court-ordered mediation of
malpractice cases in North Carolina. |
| 5 |
Children's Hospital of Vanderbilt
University
(1/1/96 to 12/31/96) |
Gerald B. Hickson, M.D. |
667,291 |
Demonstration and evaluation of a program
of early identification of and response to malpractice risk. |
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Private Adjudication Center, Duke
University
(2/1/97 to 8/31/97) |
Thomas B. Metzloff, J.D.
Francis E. McGovern, J.D. |
132,732 |
Planning for a randomized experiment to
test mandatory arbitration for malpractice cases in the Philadelphia courts. |
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RAND
Corporation
(8/1/96 to 7/31/97) |
Elizabeth Rolph, Ph.D.
John E. Rolph, Ph.D. |
177,225 |
Evaluation of contractual arrangements
requiring alternative dispute resolution in managed care organizations. |
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