Which of the following led to the development of the National Health Quality Improvement Act?
a. A very famous movie and television star died as the result of a medical error.
b. The number of malpractice claims had increased.
c. Media such as films highlighted the reality of current medical care.
d. Publicity about a few unfortunate cases caused consumers to become concerned.
ANS: B
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