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MD-RN Communication, EHR Risks, Med Errors, and more
Sep 15, 2015
CRICO Insights: September 2015
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Malpractice allegations are a legitimate concern, but your medical professional liability insurance should provide some peace of mind. Take a deep breath |
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Computer systems that don’t “talk” to each other, test results that aren’t routed properly, and mistakes caused by faulty data entry can put you and your patient at risk. Learn more |
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Patient Unaware of PSA Testing, Then Cancer A 52-year-old man was diagnosed with prostate cancer three years after a panel of lab results showed an elevated PSA that the patient never saw and his PCP inadequately followed. Learn more |
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Get Funding for Patient Safety Research CRICO is seeking proposals for innovative patient safety research in these areas: diagnostics, systems expansion and affiliation, patient engagement, and data analytics. Learn more |
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Spine Surgery: Someone Should Have Said "Time Out" This was more an error of judgment at the time of surgery than a technical slip of the knife. Learn more |
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