Video Sep 22, 2026
Why Does Clinical Judgment Still Matter in the Age of AI?
Who do you want making decisions about your care—a human doctor or an algorithm? Hear more from Gurpreet Dhaliwal, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine, UCSF, at the 2026 TDC Group Executive Advisory Board Meeting.
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Professional Education
The Alzheimer’s Project CME Series
Because of an inadequate number of neurologists, psychiatrists, and geriatricians serving an increasing population of seniors with cognitive decline, most dementias will be diagnosed and managed by primary care practitioners. The Alzheimer’s Project is an on-demand CME series that trains primary care physicians and other healthcare practitioners on standardized screening, evaluation, and management of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
September 22, 2025, Part B News
Preventive Measures, Appropriate Responses Reduce Litigation Risks
You can’t eliminate the risk that a patient will sue your practice, but there are ways you can reduce the risk of lawsuits, protect your staff, and increase patient satisfaction at the same time.
Risk Assessments/Site Surveys
Partner with our patient safety risk management experts to complete a comprehensive risk survey and a customized service plan for your practice.
Meet Our Underwriting Team Leaders
The Doctors Company’s expert Underwriting team ensures our industry-leading medical professional liability (MPL) coverage is priced appropriately and responsibly and has the innovative features our members need to protect their licenses, reputations, and practices.
December 01, 2025, Medical Economics
Medicine Under Attack: How Physicians Can Help Their Patients Navigate the Disinformation Age
Medical misinformation and disinformation are increasingly influencing patient behavior and trust in healthcare professionals, complicating the physician-patient relationship.
APC Preventive Action and Loss Reduction Guide
Our preventive action and loss reduction guide can help APCs in every practice environment.
June 12, 2026, Sermo
Delayed Diagnosis: Liability and the Loss-of-Chance Doctrine
The loss-of-chance doctrine has expanded malpractice exposure. Under this legal theory, doctors may be held liable if proven negligence reduced a patient’s chance of a better outcome, even when it cannot be shown that the negligence was the sole cause of the patient’s injury.
Quick Check: Patient Dismissal Process
Our Quick Check tool can help you improve your process for dismissing patients from your practice.
Video Feb 10, 2026
Why Do Early Career Stages Carry Higher Risk?
Malpractice cases involving advanced practice clinicians are most common in the first few years of practice and when nearing retirement.
