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Documentation and Provider Standards Training

American Medical Compliance

The following Documentation and Provider Standards Training educates healthcare providers on the significance of documentation compliance in healthcare. Documentation Guidelines and Standards The legal system views documentation as a fundamental component.

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Medical Malpractice Insights: Excellent documentation supports standard of care and avoids lawsuit

EMDocs

Chuck Pilcher, MD, FACEP Editor, Medical Malpractice Insights Editor, Med Mal Insights Excellent documentation supports standard of care, avoids lawsuit Vertebral artery CVA leaves patient disabled. Result : Based on excellent documentation of thoughtful medical decision making, the case was found to be defensible.

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Social Risk Factor Documentation in Emergency Departments

University of Maryland Department of Emergency Med

Since the switch from fee for service to value based care in the US, there has been a marked push to improve our documentation to expand ou. Click to view the rest

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10 Things That Will Get You Sued – Part 1

The Trauma Pro

Work not documented is work not done” This is my quote and it’s one of my favorites. Accurate, complete, timely, and legible documentation is a must! Documentation, or lack thereof, will not get you sued. Documentation, or lack thereof, will not get you sued. And providing a date and time is absolutely critical.

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Nursing Malpractice: The Basics – Part 2

The Trauma Pro

And finally, one of the most common issues complicating malpractice cases of any kind is documentation. Collection and review of documentation, identification of experts, and collection of depositions takes time. Collection and review of documentation, identification of experts, and collection of depositions takes time.

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EMS, Documentation, and Continuation of Care in Stroke Patients

University of Maryland Department of Emergency Med

BACKGROUND: Prehospital (EMS) clinicians are positioned on the front lines of health care. With respect to stroke identification and treatment, ea. Click to view the rest

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10 Things That Will Get You Sued – Part 3

The Trauma Pro

The emergency physician should be sure to convey their concerns very clearly, tell the specialist that the conversation will be documented carefully, and then do so. Be sure to fill out a consent as soon as practical, and document any attempts that were made to obtain it. Make sure all is documented well on the consent or in the EHR.