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Four ways to reduce malpractice risk
Abby A. Jacobson, MS, PA-C August 17, 2010
Medical malpractice is an unfortunate reality of practicing medicine in the current environment.
Medical interpreters can increase patient satisfaction with ED experience
Ann W. Latner, JD August 17, 2010
Results indicated that 96% of the patients provided with an interpreter were "very satisfied" with their ability to communicate with health-care professionals.
New York City hospitals take part in malpractice pilot program
Ann W. Latner, JD August 17, 2010
Patients and families will be encouraged to use the new program to resolve issues rather than going through a full trial.
The right thing takes a wrong turn
Ann W. Latner, JD August 01, 2010
Should the clinician have kept silent when asked about the treatment a patient was receiving?
Understanding the anti-kickback law
Abby A. Jacobson, MS, PA-C July 20, 2010
The 1972 legislation was created to protect patients and federal health-care programs from fraud and abuse.
Washington State Supreme Court strikes down malpractice reform
Ann W. Latner, JD July 20, 2010
The court struck down the requirement that providers be given a 90-day notice before a medical malpractice suit could be filed.
Physicians surveyed about defensive medicine
Ann W. Latner, JD July 20, 2010
Most feel they order more lab tests and procedures than patients need.
Does a slip of the tongue equate to medical malpractice?
Ann W. Latner, JD July 20, 2010
A physician was sued for revealing a patient's HIV status in front of her minor daughters.
Testing leads to charges of battery
Ann W. Latner, JD July 01, 2010
An uncooperative and intoxicated patient forces clinicians to take matters into their own hands.
Las Vegas physician indicted following hepatitis outbreak
Ann W. Latner, JD June 15, 2010
The outbreak was caused by the reuse of syringes and endoscopy scopes.
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