Difference between revisions of "Malpractice"
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To directly or indirectly deny proper care to people of the targeted category. The term primarily refers to medical and psychiatric care. | To directly or indirectly deny proper care to people of the targeted category. The term primarily refers to medical and psychiatric care. | ||
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| + | Note that malpractice which is neither directly nor indirectly based on a categorization of people is still malpractice, but not categorism. Categorist malpractice is discriminatory and usually rooted in prejudice and/or bigotry. | ||
Revision as of 01:58, 26 November 2015
To directly or indirectly deny proper care to people of the targeted category. The term primarily refers to medical and psychiatric care.
Note that malpractice which is neither directly nor indirectly based on a categorization of people is still malpractice, but not categorism. Categorist malpractice is discriminatory and usually rooted in prejudice and/or bigotry.
