Insurer argues that only ‘proven and credible findings’ relevant to ‘patient safety’ be disclosed –
That, as the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association has stated, is a distortion of the principles upon which physicians have been given the power of self-regulation. Concerns for the protection of privacy of physicians in this context are misguided and conflict with the mandate of acting “first and foremost in the interest of the public.”
http://www.torontosun.com/2013/11/29/docs-dispute-transparency