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August • 24 • 2023
Best Practices for Patient Discharge to Avoid Escalation and Liability
When patient discharge is necessary, best practices can help providers avoid escalation and reduce practitioner liability.
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August • 10 • 2023
The Chain of Command: A Powerful Patient Safety Tool
Chain of command is a formal, structured communication technique used to resolve patient safety issues. Through this technique,...
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July • 26 • 2023
The Impact of Cognitive Bias on Diagnostic Error
Everyone is vulnerable to cognitive bias. However, when it affects practitioners’ decisions, it can lead to diagnostic error,...
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July • 18 • 2023
Diagnostic Test Tracking: A Common Source of Claims
Diagnostic testing is a foundation of the healthcare encounter. While technological advances have streamlined diagnostic testing...
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July • 12 • 2023
Value-Based Care is Changing the Healthcare Landscape
The U.S. faces increased healthcare spending coupled with relatively poor health outcomes. In other words, an unsustainable cost...
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June • 29 • 2023
Fraudulent Nursing Diplomas: Protect Your Organization
In January 2023, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General and the Department of Justice...
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June • 21 • 2023
Autonomy & Clinical Decision-Making: Three Approaches to Complex Cases
Since clinical decision-making impacts patient outcomes and moral injury, it’s important to consider different models that can...
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June • 15 • 2023
Sexual and Gender Minorities
Sexual and gender minority community members face considerable barriers to healthcare that place them at risk for adverse events...
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May • 30 • 2023
How Will Your Medical Documentation Hold Up in Court?
Medical professional liability cases often hinge on treatment documentation. Follow best practices and avoid common pitfalls in...
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May • 11 • 2023
Post-Pandemic Telehealth: Shrinking Pandemic Flexibilities May Catch Practitioners Off Guard
The COVID-19 federal Public Health Emergency (PHE) expires on May 11, 2023. Federal and state flexibilities granted during the PHE...
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