Publications & Resources
Get insights and guidance from MLMIC and other leading sources on medical professional liability, risk management, and more.
Get insights and guidance from MLMIC and other leading sources on medical professional liability, risk management, and more.
Medical Documentation Fundamentals Webinar
Join MLMIC and MSSNY on March 30 for a virtual presentation entitled “Documentation Fundamentals: Strategies to Avoid Malpractice Claims and Improve The Physician-Patient Relationship.”
MLMIC Announces the Passing of Founder Donald J. Fager, Esq.
MLMIC looks back on the life and contributions of founder, friend and colleague, Donald J. Fager, Esq.
The newest issue of The Scope: Medical Edition, MLMIC’s risk management publication, is now available online and offers the latest health, legal, risk management and insurance information.
March 2023 Events for New York State Physicians
Register now for these upcoming programs for the New York State medical community!
Attorneys at Martin Clearwater & Bell LLP discuss how addressing negative online reviews plays an important role in risk management.
Physician Well-Being: Meditation and Mindfulness to Battle Burnout
Try these techniques to boost mental well-being, which can help you better serve patients and experience a more fulfilling career.
Treating a Patient with Body Dysmorphia: A Case Study
This real-life case study examines how treating a patient with body dysmorphia presents a challenge—even for physicians who follow proper risk management practices.
How Medical Scribes Can Decrease Physician Burnout and Increase Productivity
Introducing a medical scribe into your practice may help combat the increased workload associated with the EHR while allowing physicians more time to focus on patient interactions.
10 Tips for Integrating Telehealth Into Medical Practices
MLMIC outlines guidance to promote a positive telehealth experience for both patient and physician.
Discussing Mental Health With Patients
Given the prevalence of mental illness in America, it’s critical to discuss and screen for concerns during clinical interactions.