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ihlr-16501	Lauth, Leigh Ann	The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005: An Invitation for Sham Peer Review in the Health Care Setting	2007	22	.pdf	application/pdf	9225	460	59	[Vol. 4:151 I. INTRODUCTION Out of the many noteworthy epidemics facing the health care world today, two of specific relevance to patient safety and quality improvement emerge: medical error and sham peer review. When Congress passed the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of2005 (PSQIA) its main intention was tore­ duce the number of deaths due to medical error that occur in the United States annually.1 Unfortunately, in pursuit of this goal, Congress created the frame­ work for an unintended side-effect, malevolent or sham peer review.	cache/ihlr-16501.pdf	txt/ihlr-16501.txt