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Volume 16/Number 2 - 2010 - NEW!
- The Medico-Legal Aspects of Acute Compartment Syndrome- Avoiding the Sequelae of a Delayed Diagnosis
- Chart Documentation of Patients Leaving Without Being Seen or Against Medical Advice
- Physician Liability for Shared Records in a Group EMR System
- Check out Our Web Site’s New Look!
- How are we doing?
Volume 16/Number 1 - 2010
- Hidden Consequences of Taking Call—Misunderstandings and Miscommunications
- Employment Practices Services Question of the Month
- Just When You Thought Your Narcotics Were Safe…… Implementing a Fail Safe System in the Ambulatory Surgery Center
- Joint Commission Alert: Preventing Deaths During, After Pregnancy High blood pressure, diabetes, obesity put women at risk.
Volume 15/Number 4 - 2009
- Cosmetic Medicine: The Beauty and the Beast
- Suggestions for Selecting Information Technology to Support Your Practice
- Doctor, Just Say No
- Is Your Practice HIPAA IT “ Secure” ?
Volume 15/Number 3 - 2009
- Medication Management Issues – A Driver in Professional Liability Lawsuits
- New Offering for Policyholders: FreeWeb-Based RiskManagement Training for Office Staff
- Medication Management: What Does Your Medical Record Documentation Reflect?
- Develop Grass-Roots Level Organizational Commitment and Improve Productivity by “Engaging” Your Employees
- Problems Documenting Test Result Management- How about this Risk Management Tip?
Volume 15/Number 2 - 2009
- Medical History: The Cornerstone of the Medical Visit
- PAP Smear/Cervical Cytology, What is Current Today?
- Medical Assistant - Certification Programs
- Claims Lessons
- 2009 Physician CME Seminar Schedule
Volume 15/Number 1 - 2009
- Patient Non-Compliance—A Powerful Legal Defense
- Risk Management Transitions Department
- A Working Model for Credentialing and Supervising Medical Assistants
- Hearing Impaired Patients—Physician Obligation to Provide Interpreters
Volume 14/Number 4 - 2008
- Patient Expectations and Disposition Decisions in the E.D.
- Top Hits in Obstetrics; an Obstetrician’ s Commentary
- Dealing with the Threat of a Medical Liability Claim
Volume 14/Number 3 - 2008
- Cervical Spine Trauma: CT VS. Radiography, A Risk Management Perspective
- Risk Management Scoop! Tracking & Follow-up
- Being Consistent with Performance Reviews: The Process
- Risk Management Newsletter Reader Survey
Volume 14/Number 2 - 2008
- Ambulatory Surgical Centers -- Risk Management and Insurance Concerns
- Register today to Improve Patient Safety and Enhance Liability Protection
- Up-to-the Minute FDA Patient Safety Alerts
- Risky Business: Ending the Employer-Employee Relationship
Volume 14/Number 1 - 2008
- Supervision, Guidelines Key to Managing MLP Risk
- Risk Management Strategies for Both Physicians and MLPs
- MLP Performance Appraisal
- A Private Practice “Quality Improvement” Success Story
