Patient Relationships
Managing the physician-patient relationship
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Clear communication is central to a physician-patient relationship. In this case, a disparity was evident in the informed consent documentation. Read the case at https://t.co/4L8RkTwRHN.
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Read ArticleTexas informed consent lists revised
The TMDP has revised the lists of medical and surgical procedures that require the disclosure of specific risks and informed consent.
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Read FlipbookLone Star Reporter Quarter 3 2018
CME-Human trafficking: Raising awareness & identifying trafficked persons in health care settings; Communicating with millennial patients; Failure to monitor thiamine levels; Failure to obtain consent
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Read FlipbookNew-to-Practice Reporter 2018
Managing opioids: claims analysis and case study; Wernicke’s encephalopathy after bariatric surgery; How to dismiss without abandoning: Ending the physician-patient relationship; Addressing transgende
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Physicians are sometimes left with no alternative but to terminate the physician-patient relationship. This presentation will describe the guidelines and processes to follow in order to avoid allegati
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Read ArticleCommunicating with millennial patients
Millennials are now the largest segment of our population, and they bring a different set of expectations and needs to health care than previous generations.
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Read FlipbookReporter Quarter 3 2018
CME - Human Trafficking; Communicating with millennials; Wernicke's encephalopathy: Failure to monitor thiamine levels; Failure to obtain consent for esophageal dilation; TMLT Board Election 2019
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View PresentationResponding to Online Patient Complaints
The posting of patient complaints and reviews online is unavoidable. Here are some tips on how to manage and respond to negative online comments.
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Read ArticleMeet the instructor: Robert Milman, MD
Dr. Milman co-teaches TMLT’s summer CME seminar series in Katy and McAllen in August, 2018.
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Read FlipbookReporter Quarter 1 2018
Transgender health care (CME); Compassionate health care: 2017 Legislative highlights; Failure to correctly label lab specimens and follow up; Mismanagement of anticoagulant medication
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10 Things that get Physician Groups Sued
This publication will describe 10 common errors that can increase the risk of a malpractice suit, and offer risk management techniques to address these issues.
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10 Things that Get Physicians Sued
This publication will describe 10 common errors that can increase the risk of a malpractice suit, and offer risk management techniques to address these issues.
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Patient Diversity and Cultural Competence
As the diversity of our population increase, more physicians are coming into contact with patients from various cultural backgrounds who often hold different values, beliefs and standards.
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6 Tips to Improve Patient Communication While Using Your EHR
View part three of a three part video series on improving physician/patient interactions.
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8 Tips For Improving Patient Satisfaction
View "8 Tips for Improving Patient Satisfaction," part two of a three part video series on improving physician/patient interactions.
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5 Tips to Minimize Patient Frustration
View part one of a three part video series on improving physician/patient interactions.
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Responding to Negative Online Reviews
When patients write negative reviews, in many cases, you will be unable to respond.
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How to Terminate an Employee
Overview of steps that physicians can take to make terminations as painless as possible and to avoid employment practices lawsuits.
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Failure to manage medications
In December 2008, a 76-year-old woman came to an internist to establish a primary care relationship and to seek treatment for itching.
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Failure to properly advise patient
A 37-year-old woman of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, with a strong family history for breast cancer, had a mammogram performed as part of an annual exam.
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