Aug 14, 2018
Surprise, Disappointment, and Anger Lead to Malpractice Lawsuits
The common denominator of all malpractice claims is a combination of surprise, disappointment, and anger. Anger is by far the most common factor in stimulating further action by the patient. Regardless of the actual cause, anger will be focused on the most convenient and visible target—the physician.
Aug 08, 2018
How Capitation Can Improve Healthcare Value and Reduce Cost
Capitation is when a group of physicians is paid in advance to take care of a population of patients for a period of time. Groups accepting population-based payment are in the forefront of national healthcare reform and represent the care model and payment methodologies adopted by federal legislation for the entire nation.
Aug 08, 2018
How to Train New-Hire Physicians on Practice Culture
Physicians are increasingly gravitating to careers as employees rather than solo practitioners. It pays to invest in cultural alignment from the outset to promote a stable, longstanding career for physicians within the organization.
Aug 06, 2018
Healthcare Cybersecurity: Risks and Solutions
Healthcare is the most frequent target of cybercrime, including ransomware and data breaches. Learn how to prevent a cyberattack, monitor your security, and respond in the event of breach.
Jul 30, 2018
Cybersecurity Insurance for Medical Practices—The Basics
More medical practices are purchasing an insurance policy to cover the substantial costs of a data breach. Here is an overview of what your practice can expect from a cybersecurity policy.
Jul 27, 2018
Distracting Devices in Healthcare: Malpractice Implications
Digital distraction in healthcare is emerging as a great threat to patient safety and physician well-being. Personal electronic devices can create a digital distraction so engaging that it consumes awareness, potentially preventing healthcare providers from focusing on the primary task at hand—caring for and interacting with patients.
