Volume 14/Number 2 - 2008 - NEW!
- 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
Volume 13/Number 37 - 2007
- Updated Guidelines Address Prevention of Second Stroke
- Cumulative Radiation Exposure: Experts urge physicians to consider the risks to patients
- Calculate Your MRI Suite Safety Score
- Physicians Urged to take Advantage of FDA’s Electronic Resources
- Clinical Challenge—Undiagnosed Stroke in a Psychiatric Patient
- Ask A Risk Manager
Volume 13/Number 35 - 2007
- Correcting Errors in the Electronic Medical Record
- Prostate Cancer Screening: Reducing Professional Liability Exposure
- Don’t Forget to Check Out Our Online CME Offerings at www.magmutal.com/risk.
- Informed Consent Which are better: general or procedure-specific forms?
- Ask A Risk Manager
- Mark Your Calendar for MAG Mutual’s Upcoming Risk Manager CME Programs Your Communication GPS: Reduce Medical Liability Exposure through Better Communication.
Volume 13/Number 34 - 2007
- Failure to Communicate: How One Radiology Practice Reduced Reporting Errors
- American College of Radiology Practice Guideline for Communication of Diagnostic Imaging Findings
- MAG Mutual’s Risk Management Online Resourcess
- Medical Record Data Theft — Again!
- Communication Processes Pivotal to Both Hospitalist & Primary
Care Physicians
Volume 13/Number 33 - 2007
- Primary Care Physicians Still at Top of
Colorectal Cancer List
- Announcing New Online Resources for Small Practices
and the New Physician at www.magmutual.com/risk
- The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005,
Implications for Health Care Providers
- Colorectal Cancer Screening Algorithm
- Communication Processes Pivotal to Both Hospitalist & Primary
Care Physicians
Volume 12/Number 32 - 2006
- Early Detection of Melanoma –
The Best Hope for a Cure
- Closed Claim Abstracts: Diagnosing a Malignant Melanoma
- Pain Management: Consider Using
Clinical Pharmacy Expertise
- Limiting Risk with Sound Employee Record Keeping
Volume 12/Number 31 - 2006
- Closed Claim Abstracts: Antibiotics
- Overcoming Prescribing Errors – Not a Bitter Pill
- Closed Claim Abstracts: Inadequate Monitoring/Management of Glucocorticoids
- FDA Joins the ISMP to Campaign Against Error-Prone Medical Abbreviations
- Low-Cost, Common-Sense Initiatives to Reduce Errors in Prescription Writing
- Verbal or Telephone Orders
Volume 12/Number 30 - 2006
- Current Guidelines for Prevention of Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Emboli in the Inpatient Population
- HIGH RISK FACTORS FOR VTE IN HOSPITALIZED MEDICAL PATIENTS
- Authenticating the Electronic Medical Record
- WE EDUCATE: Look for new online CME programs
Volume 11/Number 29 - 2005
- Reflections of a Cardiologist: Errors of Omission in Diagnosing Acute Myocardial Infarction
- Closed Claim Abstract
- Workers’ Compensation in the Medical Office
EMTALA - Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act - Duties of On-Call Physicians
Discharging a Patient
(sample discharge letter included)
Volume 11/Number 28 - 2005
- Don’t Fumble the Handoff:
Inpatient Providers, Specialists, Hospitalists, Intensivists
and the Primary Care Physician: A medical care delivery
system with benefits and complex risks
- 2 Case Studies
- Developing Transcultural Competency
in the Treatment of Hispanic/Latino Patients
Volume 11/Number 27 - 2005
- Sample Medications:
Some Ideas to Promote Safety
- 3 Case Studies
- Release of Medical Information
Checklist for Compliance
- HIPAA FAQ’s
Volume 11/Number 26 - 2005
- Appendicitis: A High Risk Issue for Physicians
- 2 Case Studies
- Race-based Employment Discrimination: How to Prevent an EEOC Charge
Looking for more? Visit our archives
|