This presentation illustrates how action or inaction on the part of the physician led to allegations of professional liability, and how risk management techniques may have either prevented the outcome or increased the physician's defensibility. The case has been modified to protect the privacy of the physician and the patient.
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Remote patient monitoring — Risk management considerations
Factors consider when using remote patient monitoring.
Lone Star Reporter Q4 2020
2-hour CME: Infectious disease: A review of closed claim studies and liability issues; MPL Association Data Sharing Project: Sepsis-related claims; Risk management services
Risk management recommendations for re-opening your practice
Updated May 11 — Issues include encouraging social distancing and screening patients for symptoms.
10 medical professional liability myths, Part 2
A discussion of common and prevailing myths about medical liability, each dispelled by TMLT claim and risk management experts.
10 medical professional liability myths, Part 1
A discussion of common and prevailing myths about medical liability, each dispelled by TMLT claim and risk management experts.
Reporter Q4 2020
CME: Infectious disease: A review of closed claim studies and liability issues; MPL Association Data Sharing Project: Sepsis-related claims; TMLT risk management services
Reporter Q3 2020
CME: Sexual harassment and misconduct in health care; 2019 risk management trends; Failure to diagnose and treat; Failure to respond to test results; 2021 TMLT Governing Board election
57:35Telemedicine: Managing risks
A review of current requirements for telemedicine in Texas with a focus on regulatory requirements.
57:04Managing medical record releases for children and young adults
This webinar addresses challenges that medical practices face when it comes to releasing the medical records of children and young adults, especially those in college.
Informed consent waivers for COVID-19
TMLT’s Risk Management Department offers recommendations for adopting COVID-19 considerations in your informed consent process.
COVID-19 Re-opening Your Practice
A discussion of risk management recommendations for physicians as they continue to practice during COVID-19. Topics include encouraging social distancing and screening patients.
Reporter Quarter 2 2018
Risk management trends analysis; Preparing for office based medical emergencies (CME); How to prepare for a cyber breach; Failure to treat myocardial infarction; Failure to supervise APP
The Reporter Quarter 2 2017
Navigating end-of-life communications (CME); 2016 Risk management trends; Failure to monitor patient; Failure to schedule follow-up appointment; Charging your patients for medical record copies
The Reporter Quarter 2 2016
2015 risk management trends; Treating and accommodating patients under the Americans with Disabilities Act, part one (CME); Failure to diagnose breast cancer; Failure to use correct surgical hardware
Reporter 2000 Pediatrics
Closed claim study; Pediatric closed claim trends and risk management issues
Reporter 2000 Internal Medicine
Closed claim study; Internal medicine closed claim trends and risk management issues
Reporter 2003 Emergency Medicine
Emergency medicine issues relevant to risk management; PIAA release
Reporter 2000 Anesthesiology
Failure to monitor, failure to obtain adequate informed consent and failure to be accessible Anesthesiology claim statistics and risk management issues
The Reporter Volume 4 2015
TMLT launches Lone Star Alliance to cover out-of-state physicians; Following TMB guidelines for pain management; Risk management: outcomes and trends; Unnecessary surgery; Failure to follow up