This program explores the current healthcare landscape and risks involving APPs. The program also reviews key risk mitigation strategies, including credentialing, privileging, orientation, supervision, scope of practice, and communication recommendations.

This program discusses the competing interests of autonomy and safety, and the foundation for informed consent is described. The informed consent/informed refusal process and documentation are addressed in the context of leaving against medical advice. Strategies to obtain the best outcomes for both the patient and the healthcare provider when a patient leaves against medical advice are also provided.

This program explores common malpractice risks associated with ASCs. It also offers risk management strategies and tips that can be used to reduce the risk of patient injury, mitigate professional liability exposure, and—in the event of litigation—contribute to a strong defense.

This program reviews the concept of boarding behavioral health patients in the ED and its impact on patients, departments, providers, and staff. Risk mitigation strategies and recommended solutions presented in this program include culture changes, trauma-informed care, process improvement, and workforce development.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that support cultural competence and encourage inclusivity.

This program explores the laws, standards, and expectations of disclosure, including the current regulatory and strategic approach to disclosure. The program also covers supporting second victims of unexpected outcomes and strategies to help mitigate the disclosure process, including communication and resolution programs.

This program explores three case studies and immerses the learner in a disclosure conversation experience. The program also provides guidance on how to frame the conversation, and it delivers useful strategies essential to successful disclosure outcomes.

This program will help the learner understand how disruptive behavior affects patient care and professional practice. It will also help learners identify possible disruptive behaviors in themselves, peers, and staff. Effective strategies are presented in this program to assist in addressing disruptive behaviors to minimize any potential risk.

This program addresses common documentation issues and provides realistic strategies to enhance patient safety efforts through documentation.

This program examines numerous ways in which communication affects patient care and perceptions, reviews risks associated with poor communication, and offers strategies for developing sound communication approaches.

This program addresses common problems with event investigation, including interview techniques and root cause analysis.

The publications presented in this activity — Electronic Health Records: Patient Safety and Liability Concerns and Using an EHR System for Quality Improvement: Advice for Healthcare Practices — examine various risk factors associated with EHRs as well as ways to use the technology for auditing and quality improvement.

This program on HIPAA Privacy and Security Essentials covers the key provisions of this complex law, and it addresses common vulnerabilities in healthcare practices and organizations that result in HIPAA breaches. Best practices are identified that might mitigate the risk of breaches, and understanding how to respond to incidents and breaches is presented. Fines and penalties for noncompliance are discussed as well as HIPAA considerations for electronic communications. Strategies to reduce the incidence and impact of cyberattacks and ransomware are also included in the program.

This program explores the principles underlying the concept of informed consent and reviews how informed consent affects medical malpractice claims. The program also highlights practical risk management strategies regarding several informed consent issues, including special populations, informed refusal, and new technologies.

This program explores the role of documentation in malpractice cases, reviews risk factors identified in clinically coded cases, and showcases scenarios involving documentation missteps negatively impacting patient outcomes. This program also provides key risk mitigation strategies to proactively address documentation issues and patient safety concerns.

This program aims to assist healthcare organizations in proactively addressing threats from phishing attacks, implementing strategies to raise awareness, educating their workforces, and protecting their systems.

This on-demand program will provide a basic understanding of state and federal fraud, abuse, and waste laws; offer guidance on how to comply with these laws and develop an effective compliance plan; and discuss “red flag” actions that could lead to criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement actions.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that encourage an inclusive culture.

This program discusses common risk financing concepts and important considerations when developing a risk financing approach.

This program explores the concept of risk management, the evolution of enterprise risk management, and the risk management decision-making process. The program also covers the development of a risk program, the roles and scope of a risk management professional, the elements of a risk management plan, and the overarching concept of patient safety.

This program takes participants through the components of creating a successful telemedicine program, while exploring potential risks and benefits and addressing the current challenges to the long-term sustainability of telemedicine.

This program explores how sexual misconduct is defined, discusses the importance of professional boundaries, and highlights behaviors that cross those boundaries. Important considerations related to professional boundaries and reporting responsibilities also are addressed.

This program explores sexual misconduct risk mitigation strategies, including developing policies and guidelines, using clinical chaperones, and ensuring thorough investigative and reporting processes. The program also includes guidance related to facing personal sexual misconduct allegations and responding to state board complaints.

This program examines social media devices, formats, and target audiences. The regulatory impact on healthcare and dental professionals is described, and strategies to mitigate risks associated with social media are explored.

This program examines drivers and barriers associated with technology, explores its impact on the healthcare community, reviews potential benefits and risks, and offers key strategies for incorporating evolving technologies into clinical practice.

This program introduces the concept of preparedness and provides strategies to remain safe and alive during an active shooter incident.

This program explores the history of opioid addiction in the United States and introduces strategies that meet patients’ needs and align with nationally published guidelines.

This program addresses these challenges and offers strategies for reducing the risk of opioid misuse in your patient population.

This program explores the metadata sources within a healthcare facility, provides risk mitigation strategies for monitoring the metadata, and shows how to handle legal requests for metadata

This program reviews the impact of difficult patient encounters on patient care and evaluates various factors that influence these encounters. Risk mitigation strategies and recommended solutions presented in this program include proactive steps for reducing escalating behaviors and strategies to effectively identify and respond to patient complaints.

This program explores the current healthcare landscape and risks involving APPs. The program also reviews key risk mitigation strategies, including credentialing, privileging, orientation, supervision, scope of practice, and communication recommendations.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that support cultural competence and encourage inclusivity.

This on-demand program reviews the common reasons dentists call MedPro Group for risk management advice. Participants will learn strategies to reduce risks associated with the issues highlighted during this program.

This on-demand program addresses the top allegations and leading risk factors that contribute to dental malpractice claims. Participants will learn strategies to reduce risks associated with the issues highlighted during this program.

This program explores the laws, standards, and expectations of disclosure, including the current regulatory and strategic approach to disclosure. The program also covers supporting second victims of unexpected outcomes and strategies to help mitigate the disclosure process, including communication and resolution programs.

This program explores three case studies and immerses the learner in a disclosure conversation experience. The program also provides guidance on how to frame the conversation, and it delivers useful strategies essential to successful disclosure outcomes.

This program examines numerous ways in which communication affects patient care and perceptions, reviews risks associated with poor communication, and offers strategies for developing sound communication approaches.

The publications presented in this activity — Electronic Health Records: Patient Safety and Liability Concerns and Using an EHR System for Quality Improvement: Advice for Healthcare Practices — examine various risk factors associated with EHRs as well as ways to use the technology for auditing and quality improvement.

This program on HIPAA Privacy and Security Essentials covers the key provisions of this complex law, and it addresses common vulnerabilities in healthcare practices and organizations that result in HIPAA breaches. Best practices are identified that might mitigate the risk of breaches, and understanding how to respond to incidents and breaches is presented. Fines and penalties for noncompliance are discussed as well as HIPAA considerations for electronic communications. Strategies to reduce the incidence and impact of cyberattacks and ransomware are also included in the program.

This program explores the principles underlying the concept of informed consent and reviews how informed consent affects medical malpractice claims. The program also highlights practical risk management strategies regarding several informed consent issues, including special populations, informed refusal, and new technologies.

This program explores the role of documentation in malpractice cases, reviews risk factors identified in clinically coded cases, and showcases scenarios involving documentation missteps negatively impacting patient outcomes. This program also provides key risk mitigation strategies to proactively address documentation issues and patient safety concerns.

This program explores the current opioid epidemic in the United States and introduces strategies that meet patients’ needs in the dental practice setting and align with nationally published guidelines.

This program describes issues with adverse patient selection and how they can lead to an increase in the frequency and financial severity of dental malpractice claims. The main categories of patient selection and the pitfalls associated with each category are explored. Additionally, this program uses case studies and cites specific risk considerations to help the dental care team make better patient selection decisions.

This program aims to assist healthcare organizations in proactively addressing threats from phishing attacks, implementing strategies to raise awareness, educating their workforces, and protecting their systems.

This on-demand program will provide a basic understanding of state and federal fraud, abuse, and waste laws; offer guidance on how to comply with these laws and develop an effective compliance plan; and discuss “red flag” actions that could lead to criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement actions.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that encourage an inclusive culture.

This program discusses common risk financing concepts and important considerations when developing a risk financing approach.

This program explores the concept of risk management, the evolution of enterprise risk management, and the risk management decision-making process. The program also covers the development of a risk program, the roles and scope of a risk management professional, the elements of a risk management plan, and the overarching concept of patient safety.

This program explores how sexual misconduct is defined, discusses the importance of professional boundaries, and highlights behaviors that cross those boundaries. Important considerations related to professional boundaries and reporting responsibilities also are addressed.

This program explores sexual misconduct risk mitigation strategies, including developing policies and guidelines, using clinical chaperones, and ensuring thorough investigative and reporting processes. The program also includes guidance related to facing personal sexual misconduct allegations and responding to state board complaints.

This program examines social media devices, formats, and target audiences. The regulatory impact on healthcare and dental professionals is described, and strategies to mitigate risks associated with social media are explored.

This program examines drivers and barriers associated with technology, explores its impact on the healthcare community, reviews potential benefits and risks, and offers key strategies for incorporating evolving technologies into clinical practice.

This program introduces the concept of preparedness and provides strategies to remain safe and alive during an active shooter incident.

This program explores the history of opioid addiction in the United States and introduces strategies that meet patients’ needs and align with nationally published guidelines.

This program addresses these challenges and offers strategies for reducing the risk of opioid misuse in your patient population.

This program explores the metadata sources within a healthcare facility, provides risk mitigation strategies for monitoring the metadata, and shows how to handle legal requests for metadata

This program reviews the impact of difficult patient encounters on patient care and evaluates various factors that influence these encounters. Risk mitigation strategies and recommended solutions presented in this program include proactive steps for reducing escalating behaviors and strategies to effectively identify and respond to patient complaints.

This program will help the learner understand how disruptive behavior affects patient care and professional practice. It will also help learners identify possible disruptive behaviors in themselves, peers, and staff. Effective strategies are presented in this program to assist in addressing disruptive behaviors to minimize any potential risk.

This program explores the current healthcare landscape and risks involving APPs. The program also reviews key risk mitigation strategies, including credentialing, privileging, orientation, supervision, scope of practice, and communication recommendations.

This program discusses the competing interests of autonomy and safety, and the foundation for informed consent is described. The informed consent/informed refusal process and documentation are addressed in the context of leaving against medical advice. Strategies to obtain the best outcomes for both the patient and the healthcare provider when a patient leaves against medical advice are also provided.

This program explores common malpractice risks associated with ASCs. It also offers risk management strategies and tips that can be used to reduce the risk of patient injury, mitigate professional liability exposure, and—in the event of litigation—contribute to a strong defense.

This program reviews the concept of boarding behavioral health patients in the ED and its impact on patients, departments, providers, and staff. Risk mitigation strategies and recommended solutions presented in this program include culture changes, trauma-informed care, process improvement, and workforce development.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that support cultural competence and encourage inclusivity.

This program explores the laws, standards, and expectations of disclosure, including the current regulatory and strategic approach to disclosure. The program also covers supporting second victims of unexpected outcomes and strategies to help mitigate the disclosure process, including communication and resolution programs.

This program explores three case studies and immerses the learner in a disclosure conversation experience. The program also provides guidance on how to frame the conversation, and it delivers useful strategies essential to successful disclosure outcomes.

This program will help the learner understand how disruptive behavior affects patient care and professional practice. It will also help learners identify possible disruptive behaviors in themselves, peers, and staff. Effective strategies are presented in this program to assist in addressing disruptive behaviors to minimize any potential risk.

This program addresses common documentation issues and provides realistic strategies to enhance patient safety efforts through documentation.

This program examines numerous ways in which communication affects patient care and perceptions, reviews risks associated with poor communication, and offers strategies for developing sound communication approaches.

This program addresses common problems with event investigation, including interview techniques and root cause analysis.

The publications presented in this activity — Electronic Health Records: Patient Safety and Liability Concerns and Using an EHR System for Quality Improvement: Advice for Healthcare Practices — examine various risk factors associated with EHRs as well as ways to use the technology for auditing and quality improvement.

This program on HIPAA Privacy and Security Essentials covers the key provisions of this complex law, and it addresses common vulnerabilities in healthcare practices and organizations that result in HIPAA breaches. Best practices are identified that might mitigate the risk of breaches, and understanding how to respond to incidents and breaches is presented. Fines and penalties for noncompliance are discussed as well as HIPAA considerations for electronic communications. Strategies to reduce the incidence and impact of cyberattacks and ransomware are also included in the program.

This program explores the principles underlying the concept of informed consent and reviews how informed consent affects medical malpractice claims. The program also highlights practical risk management strategies regarding several informed consent issues, including special populations, informed refusal, and new technologies.

This program explores the role of documentation in malpractice cases, reviews risk factors identified in clinically coded cases, and showcases scenarios involving documentation missteps negatively impacting patient outcomes. This program also provides key risk mitigation strategies to proactively address documentation issues and patient safety concerns.

This program describes issues with adverse patient selection and how they can lead to an increase in the frequency and financial severity of dental malpractice claims. The main categories of patient selection and the pitfalls associated with each category are explored. Additionally, this program uses case studies and cites specific risk considerations to help the dental care team make better patient selection decisions.

This program aims to assist healthcare organizations in proactively addressing threats from phishing attacks, implementing strategies to raise awareness, educating their workforces, and protecting their systems.

This on-demand program will provide a basic understanding of state and federal fraud, abuse, and waste laws; offer guidance on how to comply with these laws and develop an effective compliance plan; and discuss “red flag” actions that could lead to criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement actions.

This program provides healthcare professionals with necessary information to implement strategies that encourage an inclusive culture.

This program discusses common risk financing concepts and important considerations when developing a risk financing approach.

This program explores the concept of risk management, the evolution of enterprise risk management, and the risk management decision-making process. The program also covers the development of a risk program, the roles and scope of a risk management professional, the elements of a risk management plan, and the overarching concept of patient safety.

This program takes participants through the components of creating a successful telemedicine program, while exploring potential risks and benefits and addressing the current challenges to the long-term sustainability of telemedicine.

This program explores how sexual misconduct is defined, discusses the importance of professional boundaries, and highlights behaviors that cross those boundaries. Important considerations related to professional boundaries and reporting responsibilities also are addressed.

This program explores sexual misconduct risk mitigation strategies, including developing policies and guidelines, using clinical chaperones, and ensuring thorough investigative and reporting processes. The program also includes guidance related to facing personal sexual misconduct allegations and responding to state board complaints.

This program examines social media devices, formats, and target audiences. The regulatory impact on healthcare and dental professionals is described, and strategies to mitigate risks associated with social media are explored.

This program examines drivers and barriers associated with technology, explores its impact on the healthcare community, reviews potential benefits and risks, and offers key strategies for incorporating evolving technologies into clinical practice.

This program introduces the concept of preparedness and provides strategies to remain safe and alive during an active shooter incident.

This program explores the history of opioid addiction in the United States and introduces strategies that meet patients’ needs and align with nationally published guidelines.

This program addresses these challenges and offers strategies for reducing the risk of opioid misuse in your patient population.

This program explores the metadata sources within a healthcare facility, provides risk mitigation strategies for monitoring the metadata, and shows how to handle legal requests for metadata

This program reviews the impact of difficult patient encounters on patient care and evaluates various factors that influence these encounters. Risk mitigation strategies and recommended solutions presented in this program include proactive steps for reducing escalating behaviors and strategies to effectively identify and respond to patient complaints.