This comprehensive course is designed for physicians looking to enhance their understanding and management of professional risks in a clinical setting. Through a blend of theoretical learning and practical case studies, participants will explore strategies to handle difficult patient interactions, such as bullying, adhere to legal and ethical standards in record retention, and navigate the complexities of medical board complaints. The course will equip physicians with the knowledge and skills necessary to mitigate risks, maintain professionalism, and uphold patient care standards amidst various challenges.

This seminar aims to help primary care physicians deepen their knowledge of risk management strategies and integrate these strategies into their daily work. Participants will learn to optimize patient safety and minimize legal risks through effective documentation, collaborative care with physician extenders, diligent patient follow-up, and the nuanced management of patients with mental health issues. Through lectures and case studies with interactive discussions, attendees will gain practical skills to navigate complex scenarios with confidence.

Designed for ophthalmologists, this course addresses informed consent, patient discharge, medical board complaints, and managing patients who decline follow-up post-surgery. Through lectures, case studies, and interactive sessions, participants will learn to reduce legal risks and enhance patient care.

Like last year’s program, this year will feature a “series” of programs that address the different topics pertinent to the needs of Practice Managers. Each webinar will be from 12 pm to 1 pm. 

Please note that this course is for office staff only and physicians who attend will not receive CMEs and will not receive the Risk Management premium credit.

Designed specifically for pediatricians, this seminar addresses the evolving landscape of medical practice through the lens of risk management. Participants will gain insights into the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in pediatric care, the complexities of prescribing medication across state lines, and the critical aspect of informed consent. 

Aimed at surgeons, this course focuses on managing board complaints, mastering patient portal communications, addressing non-compliant patients, and learning from closed claim studies to enhance surgical practice safety and compliance.

Designed for OB/GYNs, this course covers critical practice management topics including how to effectively address board of medicine complaints, effective use of patient portals, managing non-compliant patients, and learning from closed claim studies. Through lectures, case studies, and interactive sessions, participants will gain practical skills to enhance their practice.