Dr. Brian Sayers joins host Tony Passalacqua to explore the potential causes, implications, and solutions for stress and burnout in a health care setting. Several factors that may contribute to physician stress and burnout are discussed, including how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting our community.
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State requirements for chronic pain patients have been suspended until October 13, 2021
OSHA releases regulations on protecting health care workers from the risk of contracting COVID-19.
Governor's latest order likely does not affect a private practice's ability to continue requiring masks
TMLT risk managers urge physicians to stay up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccination information.
New HHS rule narrowly expands telemedicine across state lines for “COVID-19 countermeasures.”
While both the physician and patient have the right to terminate the relationship, the requirements for ending the relationship are more complicated for physicians.
Resources for practices on appropriate quarantine, infection control measures, and safe return to work protocols.
CME: Adult preventative care during COVID-19; Remote patient monitoring; Failure to communicate and to properly administer warfarin; Retained foreign body and alteration of medical record
The Texas Medical Board (TMB) has issued a statement to update physicians on the TMB’s response to the COVID-19 public health emergency.
As COVID-19 stay-at-home orders relax, practices are re-opening and must now follow new safety standards and guidelines.
Updated May 11 — Issues include encouraging social distancing and screening patients for symptoms.
A short presentation outlining risk management resources and recommendations for physicians as they continue to practice medicine during COVID-19. Topics include encouraging social distancing and scre
