Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. model, both aspiration and inspirational, emphasizes a standard of professional conduct and responsibility to patients, theirs attorneys and the Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. organization, including it's members.

Honesty, integrity and compassion for the patient are of the foremost importance when providing health care services for the patient.

Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctors are expected to maintain standards of continued PI/WC and clinical competence through ongoing study. Referrals to other specialists, preferably within membership, are always to be made when it is in the best interest of the patient.

Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctors are expected to keep their fees within UCR. Furthermore, laboratory procedures, specialty tests, etc., should only be ordered or performed when it is in the best interest of the patient

Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctor's decision -making processes must not be affected by economic interests to any party, i.e., patient, attorney or doctor.

It is incumbent upon Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctors to inform one or more Directors of the Ethics Committee of any other Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctor's behavior or practice, which would be considered unethical or questionable, including fraud, deception, etc.

Member doctors and their employees are to place the patient's welfare and rights above all other considerations

Use of procedures or practices which are considered investigational or experimental, must be addressed with and approved by, the Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. Board prior to such practice.

Accuracy and truthfulness in communicating with Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. doctors, or Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. representatives, is required.

Additions to, or changes in, the Code of Ethics will be administered/included as voted on and approved by the Doctors Injury Network's, Inc. Board of Directors and as per our by-laws.