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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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The Albany Report: Governor Proposes NYS 2025-26 Budget

Get key updates on the 2025-26 Budget, Grieving Families Act and Medical Indemnity Fund in MLMIC’s April 2025 Albany Report.

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2025’s First Quarter Edition of “The Scope: Medical Edition”: The Evolving Landscape of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants

The first quarter 2025 edition of The Scope: Medical Edition is now available! This issue explores the evolving roles of nurse practitioners and physician assistants, plus a case study on best practices in mental health treatment.

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Open Bar: Special Treatment of Psychotherapy Notes Under HIPAA

MLMIC’s latest Open Bar covers the special protections psychotherapy notes receive under HIPAA. Unlike other mental health records, these notes remain confidential and cannot be accessed by patients or third parties except in limited legal circumstances.

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Strategies for Patient Safety – The Case for Comprehensive Burnout Solutions

Patient Safety Awareness Week reminds us that safer care starts with proactive strategies. Candello’s “Strategies for Patient Safety” explores the impact of physician burnout and data-driven solutions to reduce risk and improve outcomes.

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The Blurred Lines of Care: Friendship, Medicine and a Fatal Outcome

Blurring the lines between friendship and medical care can have devastating consequences. This case highlights the dangers of treating friends or acquaintances, emphasizing the importance of maintaining professional boundaries, thorough documentation and diligent follow-up to ensure patient safety.

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