Millman contended that a technical error was making the mistake of being unreliable, uncooperative, lacking in responsibility to patients, and failing to acknowledge subordination to superiors.

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Millman did not specifically contend that a technical error was making the mistake of being unreliable, uncooperative, lacking in responsibility to patients, and failing to acknowledge subordination to superiors. These issues are more related to personal conduct and professional behavior rather than a "technical error."

Millman Contended That a Technical Error Was Making the Mistake