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Medical liability insurer MMIC to leverage analytics for healthcare risk management strategies
Jan 26, 2016
In 2013, MMIC Group partnered with CRICO Strategies giving it the opportunity to examine its malpractice claims data with additional insight provided by CRICO’s 40 years of accumulated claims information. The result is a new project that will provide customers of MMIC and its sister companies across 16 states with actionable data pertaining to surgical malpractice cases.
Citation for the full-text article:
Pallardy C. (2016 Janurary 26). Medical liability insurer MMIC to leverage analytics for healthcare risk management strategies. Becker's Health IT & CIO Review.
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