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Table 1.

Payout matrix for doctors and patients in medical malpractice.

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Table 2.

The specific values of A11, A12, A21 and A22 at the local equilibrium point.

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Table 3.

Stability analysis of equilibrium points in case (1).

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Table 4.

Stability analysis of equilibrium points in case (2).

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Fig 1.

Evolutionary game theory model of doctors and patients in medical malpractice.

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Fig 2.

Effect of PE1 on the physician positive strategy selection.

(current: PE1 = 0.4; current 1; PE1 = 0.6 and current 2:PE1 = 0.8).

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Fig 3.

Effect of PE1 on the physician standard medical practice strategy selection.

(current: PE1 = 0.4; current 1; PE1 = 0.6 and current 2:PE1 = 0.8).

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Fig 4.

Effects of S1 and S2 on physicians’ positive strategy selection.

(current: S1 = 0.1, S2 = 0.8; current 1: S1 = 0.2, S2 = 0.7and current 2:S1 = 0.3, S2 = 0.6).

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Fig 5.

Effects of S1 and S2 on patients’ strategy selection.

(current: S1 = 0.1, S2 = 0.8; current 1: S1 = 0.2, S2 = 0.7and current 2:S1 = 0.3, S2 = 0.6).

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Fig 6.

Effects of E and PE1 on the choice of active medical strategies for physicians.

(current: E = 0.3, PE1 = 0.5; current 1: E = 0.4, PE1 = 0.5; current 2: E = 0.4, PE1 = 0.6).

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Fig 7.

Effects of E and PE1 on the choice of non-medical malpractice strategy for patients. (current: E = 0.3, PE1 = 0.5; current 1: E = 0.4, PE1 = 0.5; current 2: E = 0.4, PE1 = 0.6).

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