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Get a claims history for past and currently insured CRICO clinicians. Our wizard walks you through the steps.
Facesheet, Confirmation of Coverage.... proof of insurance goes by many names. We make getting it easy.
Hosted by our engaging experts Peter McCormack and Kerri Sanclemente, this webinar on June 22 will teach you about the claims management process and the defense process.
An otherwise healthy 50-year-old woman presented to the Emergency Department with atypical chest pain.
A patient’s family filed a claim alleging a lack of proper fall precautions, failure of the nurse to report the patient’s fall to his physician or the oncoming nurse, and failure to monitor the patient post fall. Learn how to mitigate these scenarios in the future.
Individual events are, of course, important to investigate and understand, but a quick fix based on a sample of one is often misses the bigger problem.
Ways to clearly communicate the risks of refusal of an in-person visit to my patient and maintain a therapeutic alliance.
Our expert task force identified factors that could reduce the risk of an OR fire, including elements of the fire risk assessment process that could be standardized to improve reliability.
With increased access to personal medical notes, considering how patients perceive what they see is increasingly important for avoiding allegations of negligence.
Learn which key medmal allegations and contributing factors contribute to risk within your specialty and what you can do to mitigate those risks.
You’re not alone. CRICO offers the expert resources, advice, and support you need in the aftermath of an adverse event.
Our assessments highlight practice strengths and opportunities to improve patient safety.