The charges of professional misconduct against petitioner stem from his submission of insurance claims in which he represented that he had conducted "consultations" with nine patients whom he had neither seen nor examined. Despite the absence of personal interviews and physical examinations, petitioner explained the nature of each patient's illness and represented that he had reached a specific diagnosis. These diagnoses were based on identical...
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