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MLMIC Publications

The Scope: Medical Ed.

Catch up on the latest health, legal, risk management, and insurance information.

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The Albany Report

Access a concise, insiders’ view of pending legislative, regulatory, and political developments.

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Risk Management Tips

Guidance for practice managers on how to handle a wide range of medical practice issues.

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On-Site Education Programs

Have a topic you want to know more about? MLMIC policyholders and clients may request a custom presentation from a Risk Management consultant on a variety of topics.

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Strategies for Patient Safety – Navigating the Risks and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Diagnosis

The latest edition of Candello’s “Strategies for Patient Safety” is now available through MLMIC. This issue highlights the promise and potential pitfalls of using AI in clinical diagnosis — from improving diagnostic accuracy to managing emerging risks.

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Open Bar: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing – Trusted Employees Who Go Rogue

Even the most trusted employees can become a liability if oversight is lacking. From stolen prescription pads to hidden medical records, healthcare providers must stay vigilant to prevent fraud and protect their practice. Learn how to spot red flags and implement safeguards in MLMIC’s latest Open Bar.

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Case Study: A Disastrous Outcome Despite Appropriate Treatment

This case dives into the story of a 38-year-old psychiatric patient at the MLMIC-insured hospital. Ultimately, the case ended in tragedy, and it was up to a jury to decide whether the treatment deviated from an acceptable standard of care. Read what happened.

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Leveraging Opportunities: The Expanding Roles of NPs and PAs

The Association of American Medical Colleges projects a possible physician shortage of over 85,000 by 2036. A collaborative healthcare team approach, complete with nurse practitioners and physician assistants, is going to be needed to address these shortages. Here are the liability considerations providers should keep in mind.