avoiding-a-malpractice-suit-with-medical-technology 
Electronic Health Reporter
FEBRUARY 7, 2021
Even though doctors and nurses change and save lives daily, they assume a great deal of liability in the process, causing many medical professionals to worry about potential malpractice suits. One way to avoid a […].
HIT Consultant
FEBRUARY 5, 2024
Credentialing lapses can expose a healthcare organization to malpractice suits and accreditation problems. To mitigate risk to your organization, avoid these eight common physician credentialing mistakes made by practitioners and the facilities that credential them. Mistake No. 1: Relying on limited staff and administration.
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HIT Consultant
MARCH 9, 2023
Cristina Varner, Newfront, SVP National Life Science & Healthcare Practice Gone are the days when healthcare information was only available to us at the doctor’s office or through the office’s online portals, and that’s in part due to the rapidly growing popularity of wearable technology devices.
MedTrainer
MARCH 20, 2020
Avoiding Negligent Credentialing in ASCs. Or, providers may feel they were unjustly excluded during the credentialing process and bring suit. Modern technology is the best offense and defense. The key to implementing an efficient and effective credentialing process is technology.
Hall Render
JULY 22, 2022
Amazon to buy primary health-care provider One Medical for roughly $3.9 Healthcare Trust of America shareholders approve merger with Nashville-based medical landlord. Arkansas medical school receives $738K to purchase digital health equipment for rural areas. CMS pitches outpatient payment rule. CMS proposes 2.7%
Hall Render
OCTOBER 6, 2023
The CDC has stopped printing them Telehealth Visits Decline 46%, But Telebehavioral Healthcare Still High URAC to offer health equity accreditation Walgreens CIO is latest to leave in company’s C-suite shakeup AI is creating a complex landscape for healthcare executives ALABAMA Alabama hospital to remain on Cerner after sale Alabama gets $3.6M
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