CRICO Insights: January 2016

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Dropped, Denied, & Dismissed Malpractice Cases

Analysis of CRICO’s CBS database indicates that 72 percent of 46,000 medical malpractice cases analyzed were dropped, denied, or dismissed without a trial or settlement. Learn more

Algorithm Addresses Increased Maternal Risk

Recognizing and treating early indicators of postpartum maternal complications may prevent or reduce the severity of these situations. Learn more


CASE STUDY

Misread X-ray of Pneumonia Patient

An urgent care clinician diagnosed a viral URI; later, a radiologist identified pneumonia. Clinic staff contacted the patient, but he died before he could get to the ED. What happened?

PODCAST CASE STUDY

Risk Status Changed, But Monitoring Did Not

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    Establishing a Regional Registry for Neonatal Encephalopathy: Impact on Identification of Gaps in Practice

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    Neonatal encephalopathy continues to be a significant risk for death and disability. To address this risk, regional guidelines were developed with the support of CRICO. A neonatal encephalopathy registry was also established. The aim of this study was to identify areas of variation in practice that could benefit from quality improvement projects.
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    Utilization of Electronic Health Record Sex and Gender Demographic Fields: A Metadata and Mixed Methods Analysis

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    This CRICO co-funded retroactive study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association analyzed the records of patients 18 years of age or older in the Mass General Brigham health system with a first Legal Sex entry (registration requirement) between 2018 and 2022. The study was important because “Sex and gender demographic data are widely viewed as essential to providing culturally responsive gender affirming care and facilitating research and public health interventions.”
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    Teleradiology Medical Malpractice Cases

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    This June 4, 2024, podcast by RSNA, features Dr. Francis Deng, a Diagnostic Neuroradiologist and Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, who interviews CRICO’s Dr. Adam Schaffer about the characteristics of teleradiology medical malpractice cases.
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