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Standing committees named The McHSBty City Council voted unanimously Mohday night to reduce the number of standing committees from« 12 to six. Mayor William ttusse appointed the following ^committees: -Personnel: McClatchey, Teta, Nolan and Snell. -Finance:\«ider, Teta, Bolger and Serritella. -Public Property and Utilities: Bolger, Smith, Serritella and Lieder. -Streets and Sidewalks; Smith, Snell, Bolger and McClatchey. -Building and Zoning: Teta, Nolan, Smith and Snell. * ' -Parks and Recreation Serritella, McClatchey, Lieder and Nolan. - (The first name listed is the chairman). % Page 3 - PLAINDEALER^HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAY 1,1985 McHenry Chamber to hear talk on malpractice suits slide presen- the cause fo*r defensive broasted chicken luncheon at Adjournment is slated for 1:30 Dr. Allan Goslin, a General Practioner from Streator, Illinois, and Mr. Dan Nash, a Marketing Representative of the Illinois State Medical Society, will be the guest speakers at the Chamber of Commerce All- Member Luncheon on May 8. Topic of the presentation will be "The Medical Malpractice Crisis: How It Effects Your Costs and the Availability of Your Medical Care." ' * ' '• • Almost 400 public meetings of physicians, patients, legislators and hospital administrators have occurred to date to voice concern over current imbalance in the medical malpractice system. The current medical malpractice crisis has a very expensive impact on health care consumers. Over $1 billion annually is now wasted on medical malpractice related costs, without bettering the quality ^of health care or bringing justice more efficiently to those patients truly injured by malpractice. "Trivial Suit "is the title of the slide presentation part of the the cause fofc defensive medicine, which is the ordering of extra tests and procedures which serve to protect the physician in the 'event of a malpractice suit. These costs, K - Ssrc&s fflSS to 1984 that is to no otie's advantage. program. The suae presen­ tation deals with a very graphic display of a dilemma Within our medical care system that adds a great deal of cost to the'health care. Statistics show that: broasted chicken luncheon at Chapel Hill Country Club. The gathering time is 1J:30 a.m. The luncheon is schectaKkl to begin at noon promptly pvith the program beginning at 12:30. p.m. Reservations are required and , can be made by contacting 1257 N. Green StreefTMcHenry, or calling (815) 385-4300. and closed from were dropped with no award to the plaintiff. n -97 percent of claims and suits filed and closed from 1976 to 1984 were resolved out of court. . . * ' -Of the three percent which went to trial, 74 percent were won by doctors from 1976 to 1984. -163 percent increase in ISMIE claims and suits occured and were filed for policy year from 1976 to 1983-84.. This high incidence of suits is m that Dr. Goslin is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Illinois State Medical Society, as well as on the Board of Governors of the Illinois State Medical Inter- Insurance Exchange. Mr. Nash also represents the Illinois State Medical Inter-Insurance Ex­ change. 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