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April 16, 2018
Insight April 2018: Telemedicine, False-negative Biopsy, Closing the Referral Loop, and more
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In any complex medical system, malpractice cases can arise from failures in the referral process. Typically these are situations in ambulatory care where the doctor recommends that a patient see a specialist, but it either doesn’t happen or nobody acts on the result. A new tool from The Institute for Healthcare Improvement and CRICO helps guide doctors and practices to prevent these referral errors and the harm from resulting diagnostic failures.
April 2, 2018
Make an effort to find out why your patient ignores your advice.
March 22, 2018
Insight March 2018: Bad Consults, Cancer Screening, CME Bundles, and more
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Breast Care: Palpable Mass Detected or Confirmed by Clinician
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This flowchart illustrates the recommendations and next steps you would follow when presented with a palpable mass that was detected or confirmed by a clinician.
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