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While in the clinical profession, it is normal to converse to teach, doctors need to keep it short and answer yes or no if they can, when in the courtroom.
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February 16, 2021
Interhospital transfers (IHT) are important yet recognized as high-risk transitions in care. This study was funded by CRICO to help define the best practice principles for IHTs and identify improvement opportunities.
February 12, 2021
CRICO President and CEO Mark E. Reynolds has been named as a board member of the Medical Practice Liability Association.
November 16, 2020
This study, funded by CRICO grants, utilized a deep learning algorithm to identify instances of allergic reactions in the free-text electronic narratives of hospital safety reports.
Hiller Zobel, LLB, a retired judge and co-author of an updated book on doctors and the law, discusses with HealthLeaders Media how physicians can best help themselves when medical malpractice is alleged. Zobel’s book, Doctors & the Law, that he co-authors with Stephen N. Rous, MD, was published by CRICO in November 2016.
Judge Zobel says, “The general message to a doctor who’s sued is: Of course, you think the world is ending, but it really isn’t and things are better than you think.”
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Ready T. Listen, Answer the Question, and Shut Up. HealthLeaders Media. April 20, 2017.
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