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These publications contain articles on medical practice risk management. MagMutual does not presume to establish any standard of care or establish rules for the practice of medicine. The particular patient-care strategies or range of patient-care strategies mentioned in these newsletters should be tempered by the physician's judgment. The Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program for reading many documents on the web is required to view these publications.

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Volume 19/Number 1 - 2013 - NEW!

  • Audit Proofing your EHR Stimulus Funds with an IT Security Risk Assessment
  • Assessing, Handling Medically at Risk Drivers
  • Highlights of ONC Guidance
  • Attend a Patient Safety Seminar and Earn Up to a 10% Premium Credit, Free CME

Volume 18/Number 4 - 2012

  • Shifting Focus from Meaningful Use to ACO: Risk Management Perspective
  • How to Thrive in Future Health Care Delivery and Reimbursement Models

Volume 18/Number 3 - 2012

  • Tips to Improve Your Medical Office Patient Satisfaction Score
  • Management of Anticoagulant Therapy
  • The Medical Family and Malpractice Stress
  • Is Yours a Five-Star Culture?
  • The defendant’s table can be a lonely place

Volume 18/Number 2 - 2012

  • Power Out. No Internet. No EMR. Help!
  • 2012 Meningitis Claims Update
  • What To Do When You Close Your Practice
  • Patient Dies After Second Biopsy Finds Cancer

Volume 18/Number 1 - 2012

  • Burnout ... Prevention and Recovery
  • Ask a Risk Manager
  • Small Medical Offices at Greatest Risk of Data BreachesHow
  • The Ripple Effect of Professional Licensing Discipline … Handle with Care

Volume 17/Number 4 - 2011

  • Electronic Health Records: Assessing Best Practices and Anticipating Liability Concerns
  • Coping with Malpractice Stress
  • HR Question: Job Abandonment
  • Adeptly and Professionally Documenting Disagreements with Consultants in the ED

Volume 17/Number 3 - 2011

  • Developing Social Media Policies for Your Practice
  • Medicare & Medicaid Audits: How to Respond to an Initial Request for Records
  • Managing the Noncompliant Patient

Volume 17/Number 2 - 2011

  • From Paper Charts to an EHR: What are the Concerns?
  • Surgical Fires: Reducing the Risk of Patient Injury
  • Conscious Sedation in the Medical Office Setting: Patient Safety Considerations

Volume 17/Number 1 - 2011

  • What to Do When The Government Comes Knocking
  • E-Prescribing Demonstrated to Reduce Prescribing Errors & Adverse Drug Events
  • Risk Management and Patient Safety What’s New
  • Ask a Risk Manager… Releasing Personal Health Information from an Electronic Health Record
  • How are we doing?

Volume 16/Number 4 - 2010

  • New: Exclusive Tools to Manage Your Risk, Employees
  • 1in1,500 Pregnancies Affected By Cancer
  • Messaging Systems Improve Office Productivity and Patient Follow-up
  • Meaningful Use of EMRs – Ten Things to Know
  • Check Out Our Risk Management Web Page!
  • How are we doing?

Volume 16/Number 3 - 2010

  • Tips for Reducing Costly Patient No--Shows
  • Wrong--Site Surgery? Not at My Place
  • Medical Board Restricts Pain Clinic Physician’s License
  • Frailty Scoring Helps Predict Surgical Outcomes in Older Patients
  • Highlights of Pain Management
  • Risk Management Recommendations

Volume 16/Number 2 - 2010

  • 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

 


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The risk management advice presented in this Site is intended as general information of interest to physicians and other healthcare professionals. The 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.



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