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CME Programs

MAG Mutual provides opportunities for physicians to earn CME credits through completion of education programs offered both electronically and by attending designated "live" programs. Online CME credits are awarded to Mag Mutual Insurance Company policyholders only.
CME Programs - MAG Mutual
Online CME programs:


  • Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death in the US. This program highlights the insightful findings of a recent large closed claim study. (1.0 Credits)


  • Our Virginia Handbook is the centerpiece of this course. It includes a comprehensive discussion of risk management issues, practical responsive recommendations and easy-to-use sample forms. (5.0 Credits)


  • Our South Carolina Handbook is the centerpiece of this course. It includes a comprehensive discussion of risk management issues, practical responsive recommendations and easy-to-use sample forms. (5.0 Credits)


  • Shoulder Dystocia (SD) is an obstetrical complication that occurs in approximately 1 in 100 vaginal deliveries. This course provides a summary of SD claims, along with risk factors and clinical actions to help prevent newborn injury and minimize obstetrical risk. (1.0 Credits)


  • This CME offering provides common sense real world suggestions and guidelines which will help you communicate effectively so that the patient can better cope with the outcome and potentially improve the patient's level of trust in your care. (0.5 Credits)


  • This newsletter-based CME features colorectal cancer screening algorithms for average, moderate and high risk patients. (0.5 Credits)


  • Our Frequently Asked Questions have long been a ‘go to’ resource for quick, concise insight on everyday risk management issues. The questions cover practical, all-specialty topics, like informed and minor consent, record release and e-mail advice. (1.0 Credits)


  • This brief program is meant to be completed in 30-minutes or less. It is designed especially for small practices (with five or fewer providers), but the risk management principles apply to all practices, regardless of size or specialty. It includes links to useful sample forms. (1.0 Credits)


  • Our North Carolina Handbook is the centerpiece of this course. It includes a comprehensive discussion of risk management issues, practical responsive recommendations and easy-to-use sample forms. (5.0 Credits)


  • This newsletter article-based CME discusses prevention of venous thromboembolic events (VTEs). It includes prophylactic algorithms for both surgical and medical hospitalized patients. (0.5 Credits)


  • This course addresses acute myocardial infarction from two perspectives. One, diagnosis and treatment of all patients in general; and two, the unique challenges associated with women patients in particular (1.0 Credits)


  • Our Florida Handbook is the centerpiece of this course. It includes a comprehensive discussion of risk management issues, practical responsive recommendations and easy-to-use sample forms. (5.0 Credits)


  • Our Georgia Handbook is the centerpiece of this course. It includes a comprehensive discussion of risk management issues, practical responsive recommendations and easy-to-use sample forms. (5.0 Credits)


  • This program provides an overview of the risks associated with each type of bariatric surgery, along with risk management recommendations. (0.5 Credit)


  • This program reviews how to properly diagnose infantile meningitis, and offers ways to overcome some common pitfalls that lead to bad outcomes. (1.0 Credit)


  • The course provides an overview of the provisions of NICA, including criteria for compensation, notification requirements, and procedures for enacting the NICA provisions in your office. (0.5 Credit)


  • This course is intended as a practical, hands-on guide to develop and implement a risk management program in any medical office, regardless of size or specialty. (3.0 Credits)


  • This article addresses the safety needs and includes a risk management algorithm to encourage compliance and safety. (0.5 Credit)


  • This program focuses on documentation guidelines that help create a defensible medical record. (0.5 Credit)


  • This activity offers physicians from all specialties recommendations on how to identify and reduce factors that may cause a misdiagnosis in AMI. (0.5 Credit)


  • We know that systems errors are almost completely preventable. Test results that go unreported or unutilized by the medical provider cause harm that can be prevented. This course addresses how to evaluate your needs, introduces various solutions and explains how to implement the solution you choose. (0.5 Credit)
Additional CME Resources (external web sites)

The information presented in conjunction with these on-line CME courses is intended as general information of interest to physicians and other healthcare professionals. The information, recommendations and advice published on this site do not reflect or establish a standard of care and do not establish rules for the practice of medicine. The publication of this information is not intended as an offer to insure such conditions or exposures, or to indicate that MAG Mutual Insurance Company will underwrite such risks for the reader. Our liability is limited to the specific written terms and conditions of actual insurance policies issued.

MAG Mutual Insurance Company is happy to provide links to additional CME resources. These sites provide additional and varied Category 1 CME programs to physicians. While we continue to offer MMIC-sponsored Category 1 CME activities at no charge, some programs offered by the internet sites listed under Additional CME Resources may require a small fee. We hope that these links provide you with valuable resources, and remember - we are dedicated to bringing our physicians the best and most up-to-date tools available
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