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September 12, 2018
Insight September 2018: Improving Dx, Culling Bad Claims, and more
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September 11, 2018
The idea of missing something, or finding out that follow up on a lab order or specialty consult fell through the cracks, can haunt providers. Nothing represents these concerns better than a claim from a patient or family that you failed to diagnose their cancer. A recent review of professional liability claims from across the United States shows that diagnosis-related claims account for a higher percentage of dollar costs than any other category.
August 15, 2018
Insight August 2018: Defendant Perils, Missed Cancers, and more
July 27, 2018
Most cases involve the most common cancers.
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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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