May 2011 PRF Newsletter
The Cycle of a Medical Malpractice Claim I’ve Been Sued: Questions and Answers Demystifying the Arbitration Processsel
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November 2010 Newsletter
Electronic Tracking Systems Can Reduce Risk Maize-and-Blue Code Green Look Alike Prevents Red Ink Medical Board Coverage: Should I Opt...
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Jul 2, 20101 min read
July 2010 Newsletter
Liability and the Hospitalist Improving Obstetrical Outcomes Top 10 Areas of Claim Costs
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Apr 2, 20101 min read
April 2010 Newsletter
How PRF Can Help You Manage Risk 10 Reasons to Call the PRF Office
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Nov 4, 20091 min read
November 2009 Newsletter
Good Communication Can Reduce Lawsuits Philosophy of a Defense Attorney
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Jul 2, 20091 min read
July 2009 Newsletter
Collaborative Law Disclosure Is Effective on Several Fronts
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May 2, 20091 min read
May 2009 Newsletter
Arbitration and Arbitration Agreements —How They Work Together Cases Illustrate Code Green Success Annual Meeting Focuses on Promissory...
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Nov 2, 20081 min read
November 2008 Newsletter
Medical Records and Risk Management Medical Board Coverage: Always Good to Have But Not to Use Liability Associated with Allied Health...
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Jul 2, 20081 min read
July 2008 Newsletter
The Metabolic Syndrome: Truth or Consequences Bariatric Surgical Options Carry Benefits and Risks Simple Approaches to a Complex Problem:...
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Apr 2, 20081 min read
April 2008 Newsletter
Wrong Site Surgery - Avoiding Common Mistakes Patient Follow Up Retained Foreign Bodies
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Nov 2, 20071 min read
November 2007 Newsletter
PRF Analysis Shows Top 10 Claim Areas Health Information Technology and the Electronic Medical Record
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Jul 2, 20071 min read
July 2007 Newsletter
Arbitration: Why? How to Prevail? How does the process of dealing with a claim work?
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Nov 2, 20061 min read
November 2006 Newsletter
Cerebral Palsy: A Syndrome With Heterogeneous Etiology Myth Regarding Breast Bumps and Fibrocystic Change PRF'S 30 Years of Claims...
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May 2, 20061 min read
May 2006 Newsletter
Genetic Counseling in an Obstetric Practice PRF–RRG: A Time For Strategic And Careful Growth Legal Considerations for On-Call Physicians
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Nov 2, 20051 min read
November 2005 Newsletter
Risks and Rewards of Communicating with Patients via E-mail Responding to Legal Correspondence and Documents PRF–RRG Peer Review Process
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Jun 2, 20051 min read
June 2005 Newsletter
What It’s Like to Be Sued:One Insured’s Experience Sedation in Palliative Care Informed Consent Revisited
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Mar 2, 20051 min read
March 2005 Newsletter
A Malpractice Two Way Street Availability of the Good Samaritan Defense Preventing Surgical Wound Infections Botox Injections
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Dec 1, 20041 min read
December 2004 Newsletter
Once a Cesarean, Always a Controversy: The Status of VBACs Code Green: What Is It and How Can It Help You? The Expanding Role of...
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Oct 1, 20041 min read
October 2004 Newsletter
Communicating with Overweight Patients Medical Management of Obesity Surgical Treatment of Obesity
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May 1, 20041 min read
May 2004 Newsletter
Improving Physicians Communication Talking About Adverse Outcomes “Code Green” for Unanticipated Outcomes
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