Patient Safety & Risk Solutions' claims data analyses are designed to provide detailed malpractice claims data to help healthcare leaders, providers, and staff purposefully focus their risk management and patient safety efforts. All data represent a snapshot of MedPro Group's experience with malpractice claims, including a deep dive into risk factors that drive these claims. Additional claims data information is available to MedPro policyholders upon request. Please contact your patient safety and risk consultant at 1-800-463-3776.
Ambulatory Surgery Avoiding Risks in Dental Practice Bariatric Surgery RisksCases Involving Physician Assistants & Nurse Practitioners Claims Involving EHR-Related IssuesClaims Involving Informed Consent Issues Communication Failures in Inpatient Diagnostic Claims Involving
Nursing Communication of Test Results Indemnity-Paid Claims by LocationLearning From the High Dollar CasesLessons Learned From Wrong Site ProceduresLiability Risks Associated With Endoscopies Liability Risks for Physiatrists & Physical Therapists Mitigating the Risk of Obstetrical Emergencies Neurosurgery Risks Opioid Treatment: Liability Risks in the Office SettingPatient Falls Physician Assistant Claims in the Emergency DepartmentSurgical-Related Cases Involving Nursing Staff The Role of Documentation in Inpatient Surgical Treatment
Malpractice Claims Trauma Claims Team & Patient Management Triage Pitfalls in the Emergency Department
Nursing Communication of Test Results Indemnity-Paid Claims by LocationLearning From the High Dollar CasesLessons Learned From Wrong Site ProceduresLiability Risks Associated With Endoscopies Liability Risks for Physiatrists & Physical Therapists Mitigating the Risk of Obstetrical Emergencies Neurosurgery Risks Opioid Treatment: Liability Risks in the Office SettingPatient Falls Physician Assistant Claims in the Emergency DepartmentSurgical-Related Cases Involving Nursing Staff The Role of Documentation in Inpatient Surgical Treatment
Malpractice Claims Trauma Claims Team & Patient Management Triage Pitfalls in the Emergency Department
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