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SINCE 2007, THE 80-MINUTE MONTHLY PODCAST DESIGNED TO KEEP EMERGENCY CLINICIANS
OUT OF THE COURTROOM!

Less expensive than a lawyer, lots better than sitting on the stand and a lot
more entertaining. The most effective way to avoid the angst of dealing with the
legal process challenging your care. Get your monthly dose of high-yield
information to reduce the risk of making mistakes that can come back to bite
you.

Doctors Greg Henry and Rick Bukata provide listeners with a no-holds-barred
monthly podcast consisting of critical reviews of closed claims, discussions
about common clinical mistakes, tips for safe charting, reviews of important
articles, periodic interviews with risk management authorities, answer listeners
questions and lots more.

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It Takes More Than Being a Good Emergency Clinician to Avoid Being Sued.


HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE AS A SUBSCRIBER:

Integrates Clinical Medicine and
Risk Management Principles

Focuses on Evidence-Based,
Defendable Care

Makes Specific
Recommendations to
Avoid Claims

Focuses on Actual
Closed Claim Cases

Interviews With Risk
Management Authorities

Provides Key Documentation
Concepts

Reviews Major Articles Related
to EM Risk Management

Listeners' Questions &
Comments


PLUS, YOU'LL ALSO GET:

 

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A Searchable 4-page Summary With Each Issue
Up to 24 CME Credits Annually
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CME ACCREDITATION

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the
accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of the Center for
Emergency Medical Education and The Center for Medical Education, Inc.

The Center for Emergency Medical Education is accredited by the ACCME to provide
continuing medical education for physicians.

The Center for Emergency Medical Education designates this enduring material for
a maximum of 24.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ per year (2 AMA PRA Category 1
Credits™ per month). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with
the extent of their participation in the activity.


TARGET AUDIENCE

This activity is targeted at physicians and other providers of emergency and
acute care.


LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completing the monthly issues of Risk Management Monthly / Emergency
Medicine, participants will be able to:

 * Identify the elements of ED care that are associated with increased
   malpractice risk, including specific illnesses and injuries, and
   patient-provider interactions.
 * Discuss methods of ameliorating the aforementioned medicolegal risks
 * Define the elements of closed emergency medicine malpractice claims.
 * Implement personal and departmental practices designed to reduce malpractice
   risk in the emergency department and improve overall patient outcomes.


DISCLOSURES

Dr. Henry has stated that he has no relevant financial conflicts of interest to
disclose.

Dr. Bukata has stated that he has no relevant financial conflicts of interest to
disclose.

Dr. Lindor has stated that she has no relevant financial conflicts of interest
to disclose.

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