2024 Risk Management Programs
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Live In-PersonPRIMARY CARE: Consultations and Follow up - Who is Responsible?
Presented by Daniel Kohn, MD and Andrew Marter, Esq.
Primary Care physicians have many responsibilities to their patients. Some of those duties are ordering lab studies, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up. This new program for 2024 will address follow-up on reports of consultants. It will address what the full responsibilities of the Primary Care Physician entail. Video vignettes will be utilized to illustrate those duties. Additionally, there will be a discussion on portal responsibilities, non-compliant patients and Artificial Intelligence. Closed claim studies will be utilized to illustrate key risk management principles.
Objectives
- Identify major problems in the referral process
- Understand communication breakdowns in the referral process
- Understand how to better deal with non-compliant patients
- Establish office protocols for managing patient portals
- Impact of AI on the primary care practice
- Learn risk mitigation strategies from closed claims studies'
PEDIATRICS 2024: Little People, Big Risks
Erica Mudd, Esquire
Pediatricians face complex patient issues daily. From treatment of acute issues, to dealing with concerned parents, Pediatricians are tasked with navigating the legal minefield. This course will focus on the legal issues surrounding the practice of Pediatrics. This will include understanding privacy issues and how it might affect patients in the age of Open Notes, how to handle negative online reviews, what teenagers can and cannot consent to, and custody issues.
Objectives
- Be better able to understand privacy issues and how to communicate with patients and their parents.
- Learn how to respond to negative online reviews while maintaining patient confidentiality.
- Understand what treatments teenage patients can and cannot consent to.
- Gain an understanding of complex custody issues and how to communicate with parents."
LEGAL ISSUES: CHOOSE WISELY
Presented by the Law Firm of Armstrong, Donohue, Ceppos, Vaughan and Rhoades, Chtd.
The 2024 Legal Issues program will depict the theme of "choose your own adventure." Participants will be presented with various scenarios via video vignettes. After viewing a vignette, attendees will select a poll that best describes how the "story" should unfold. Then they will view another vignette based on the polling results. Pros/cons will be discussed to possibly show how the "story" might end if a different path was chosen.
Objectives
- Learn how to manage patient interactions
- Learn detailed documentation based on patient interactions
- Learn risk management points through video vignettes
SPECIALTY SPECIFICS - OB/GYN - 2024
Steven Berlin, MD and the Attorneys at Waranch & Brown
As the practice of medicine continues to change, so do the risk issues facing OB/GYNs. This course will discuss common risk issues facing physicians, and ways in which you can incorporate sound risk management mitigation techniques into your practice. Additionally, insureds will learn new information surrounding artificial intelligence, how it is currently being used in the field of OB/GYN, and what Physicians might see in the future. Finally, a closed claim study will take a closer look at what risk issues are facing the practice of OB/GYN.
Objectives
- Understand common medico-legal risk issues surrounding the practice of OB/GYN.
- Understand the pros and cons of artificial intelligence and how it might affect your practice.
- Learn sound risk mitigation strategies through several closed claim studies.
SPECIALTY SPECIFICS - SURGERY - 2024
Steven Berlin, MD and the Attorneys at Waranch & Brown
Surgeons continue to face an ever-changing world of risk issues. This course intends on keeping Surgeon insureds ahead of potential litigation all the while reinforcing common risk management mitigation strategies. In addition, learners will understand how changing technologies, like artificial intelligence, might affect the practice of Surgery. Finally, participants will gain a better understanding of risk management issues using closed claim studies.
Objectives
- Understand potential risks associated with the practice of Surgery and strategies to avoid them.
- Learn about new technologies, like artificial intelligence, and how it might affect their practice.
- Develop sound risk management mitigation strategies while learning from closed claim studies.