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Two of TMLT’s risk management experts discuss how to dismiss a patient safely and effectively, including typical scenarios that can make the process more difficult.

Understanding the rules and responsibilities when managing health care staff.

Physicians must balance parental rights, a minor’s autonomy, and the law.

Best practices for providing reasonable accommodations for disabled patients

Answering your questions on how to minimize risk when prescribing medications.

Guidelines for consent, testing, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections in Texas.

An “Advance directive” is a legal document designed to help patients communicate their wishes about medical treatment if they become unable to make their wishes known because of illness or injury.

Case studies about violations of patient privacy on social media and the web.

Factors to consider when using remote patient monitoring.

CME (2-hour): Electronic medical records; Wearable health technology; Medications: Common risk management issues; Failure to monitor medication and order testing; Delay in treating stroke

How to minimize medical liability risks in your medical practice

Dan Ballard answers audience questions about the TMB.

Managing the risks associated with anticoagulation therapy falls to physicians across all specialties

The medical practices of today evolved in response to advances in communication technology, as well as waves of state and federal legislation.

TMLT Risk Management manager Tanya Babitch offers 8 tips for improving patient satisfaction with a physician practice or office.

TMLT Risk Management manager Robin Desrocher provides helpful tips to help minimize patient frustration in an office setting.

If you suspect one of your patients may harm himself or others, can you report your suspicions to the police without violating patient privacy?

Medical spas come with increased risk for physicians offering these services in their practices.