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2021 was a big year for our blog with 70 new articles published, and as the new year begins, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on our top performing all-time publications for the year. So what were readers like you most interested to hear from us in 2021? Conclusion This wraps up the best-of articles from 2021.
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According to an analysis of more than 4,600 events that led to malpractice suits from 2018 to 2021, nurses were involved in 18% of the suits. Nurses are so busy, and this can reduce the risk of an error.” At Berxi, we’re here to make medical malpractice insurance better for you.
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