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You practice in a dynamic and challenging environment. While keeping clinically current is imperative, it isn't enough. You must also acquire the skills necessary to navigate a professional liability minefield, manage a more effective and efficient practice, and navigate a maze of healthcare laws and regulations. The 2009-10 Medical-Dental-Legal Update is designed to assist you in that endeavor.

In one course you will receive 20 hours of vital instruction from national experts, including 12 sessions on reducing your malpractice, regulatory and business risk with discussions on asset protection, adverse event management, managed care liability and your exposure as an employer. Other talks explore realization of the financial (AARA and otherwise) and operational potential of Electronic Healthcare Records (EHR) and enhancing office access and productivity. And still others review prevalent clinical issues like the prescription drug diversion, identifying and treating gout, and the relationship between obesity and mortality as well as available treatment modalities. Remarkably, there's more.

Produced in state-of-the-art production studios with broadcast-grade digital technology, The Update is presented in a structured classroom setting affording you the opportunity for dialogue with your medical, dental and legal colleagues. The course is approved for up to 20 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CME credit as well as extensive Continuing Legal Education and Continuing Dental Education credit and through September 2009 you will have over 900 opportunities to attend at your choice of 32 premier sun and ski resorts - virtually any week you choose.

Course Objectives

After completing The 2009-10 Medical-Dental-Legal Update you should have acquired the knowledge that will better enable you to:

  • Understand the five key facts of a post adverse event disclosure and apology program.
  • Discuss the risk of online Internet defamation as well as potential solutions.
  • Discuss ways to streamline workflows a enhance healthcare practice efficiency.
  • Identify and reduce malpractice exposure associated with frivolous claims, difficult patients and other risks.
  • Identify and better manage risk associated with 3rd party payers, hospitals and professional licensing boards.
  • Better understand drug diversion pitfalls and how to avoid them.
  • Describe both legal and non-legal asset protection tools and techniques.
  • Identify and better manage the employer and other business risks associated with a healthcare practice.
  • Better understand EHR potential to improve patient care, common pitfalls and current federal stimulus incentive, disincentives and standards.
  • Better understand new and developing physician-hospital alignment models.
  • Describe various practitioner compensation structures and issues associated with each.
  • Describe various managed care organization models and techniques for dealing with each.
  • Identify and describe a number of utilitarian but little known clinically relevant items.
  • Better define, identify and treat gout.
  • Discuss the mortatlity/obesity relationship and the treatment value of physical activity.
Program Schedule

MONDAY

Physician Compensation Structures: Alternatives and Considerations Bruce A. Johnson, JD, MPA

"Things I Wish I Knew Last Year" Louis Kuritzky, MD

Practical EHR: Electronic Healthcare Records Solutions for Compliance, Productivity and Quality Care Stephen R. Levinson, MD

Asset Protection: The Legal Tools Claudio A. De Vellis, Esq.

 

TUESDAY

Fitness, Fatness and Mortality Barry A. Franklin, PhD

Healthcare Practice Employer Risk: Understanding It, Reducing It Robert J. Conroy, JD, MPH

Managed Care Organizations: What You Need to Know Michael T. Goldstein, MD, JD

Prescription Drug Diversion: Pitfalls and Safeguards Commander John J. Burke

WEDNESDAY

Asset Protection: The Non-legal Tools David B. Mandell, JD, MBA

Disclosure and Apology: The Five Key Facts Douglas B. Wojcieszak

Physician-Hospital Alignment: Current and Emerging Alternatives Bruce A. Johnson, JD, MPA

Business and Legal Risks Affecting the Healthcare Practice Joel M. Greenberg, Esq.

 

THURSDAY

Streamlining Office Workflows: Enhancing Efficiency and The Bottom Line Sue Houck

Reducing Malpractice Exposure and Frivolous Claims Jeffrey Segal, MD,JD

Prescription Drug Diversion: Protecting the Healthcare Practice Commander John J. Burke

Payer Risk and Ways to Manage It Michael J. Schoppmann, Esq.

FRIDAY

Defining, Understanding and Managing Gout Louis Kuritzky, MD

Managing the Difficult Patient and What to do if Sued Robert J. Conroy, JD, MPH

Understanding and Managing Third Party Risk to Your Practice Michael J. Schoppman, Esq.

Online Professional Defamation: Problems and Solutions Jeffrey Segal, MD, JD

 

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