Continuing Medical Education
For Harvard Clinicians. By Harvard Clinicians.
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CRICO’s patient safety and claims defense experts join clinical leaders from Harvard’s medical community to share insights you need to provide the best and safest care for your patients.

As an ACCME accredited provider, CRICO provides many options to help you meet your CME and risk management requirements. The options below are designed to help you better understand your liability and opportunities for risk reduction.

Enduring Materials: Online Courses Help You Earn Credits

Listen to these recorded webinars before they expire and answer questions at the end to earn CME credits. The newest items are at the top.

Learning from Malpractice: Improving Clinical Documentation

Gain knowledge about documentation pitfalls and strengths identified through analysis of malpractice cases.


(exp 10/08/29)
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Learning from Malpractice: Documentation Strategies for Proceduralists

Explore common documentation vulnerabilities, including incomplete clinical findings, inconsistent records, inadequate documentation of clinical reasoning, and deficiencies in informed consent discussions


(exp 09/03/29)


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Medicine MedMal Cases: Documentation & Defensibility

Can you change your own practice and systems for documentation or identify gaps shown in the data? 

(exp 07/14/28)


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Lost Specimens

Identifying and mitigating risks for specimen loss and mishandling resulting in diagnostic error


exp 06/15/2029


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Delayed or Missed Prostate Cancer

Risks of delayed diagnosis & strategies to strengthen practice & mitigate care gaps.
(exp 5/12/28)

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Use Risk Assessments to Create a Patient Safety Roadmap

Healthcare risk assessments, their process and value.
(exp 10/31/27)
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Navigating Virtual Care

Reflect on your own practice and identify opportunities to reduce patient safety risks during virtual visits.

(exp 5/14/27)



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More Ways to Earn Credits

In addition to the online courses, CRICO offers bundled content approved for credit, tests and cases.

Content from the approved publications, but in email-trackable, 30 minute packages. You are given an option to send yourself an email reminder of this content, which can also serve as documentation for your Risk Management study credits. 

Tests contain questions drawn from CRICO’s OB decision support tool. You must score at least 85% and complete the evaluation to receive the allotted AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ on these tests.

Combine for 30-minutes of continuous learning and download to your computer, read as a transcription, or access through iTunes. 

This specific case study type is suitable for 0.25 AMA PRA Category 2 Credit™. This activity has been designed to be suitable for .25 hours of Risk Management Study in Massachusetts. Risk Management Study is self-claimed.

Based on recorded webinars, our free online courses a quick and easy way to earn risk management-related CME credits. We host these on our Learning Management System (LMS).

Enduring Materials


Keep up with CME and Risk Management Credit requirements.

Accreditation Statement

CRICO/RMF of the Harvard Medical Institutions is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education (CME) for physicians.

CRICO has been resurveyed by the ACCME and awarded Accreditation for four years as a provider of CME for physicians.

ACCME accreditation seeks to assure the medical community and the public that CRICO provides physicians with relevant, effective, practice-based CME that supports US health care quality improvement.

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