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What is the difference between self-monitoring, quarantine, and

WEBSelf-monitoring means people should monitor themselves for fever by taking their temperatures twice a day and remain alert for cough or difficulty breathing. If they …

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What should I do if I have an employee report that he/she is

WEBFollow CDC guidelines for managing employees who are sick. Decisions should be coordinated with your local health department, depending on the circumstances and …

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Medical Professional Liability Insurance

WEB24/7 dedicated, direct access to a claims examiner. Up to two attorneys at first suit meetings and trial. Extensive deposition and trial preparation for our insureds. Daily stipend for …

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What are the practice’s responsibilities if we find out a patient or

WEBIf an employee (including physicians) or patient tests positive for COVID-19, you need to first determine the level of exposure. Potential exposure occurs two days prior to the …

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What is Physician Wellness

WEBPart I of our series on holistic physician well-being. Every day, doctors make sacrifices in pursuit of the care and healing of others. Medicine is their calling, and they …

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Florida Handbook: Patient Termination

WEBHowever, per the Florida Board of Medicine, a health care practitioner can terminate a patient relationship at any time; however, the practitioner may not abandon a …

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Can a Practice Charge a Patient’s Attorney for Copies of

WEBHIPAA also imposes limits on the fees that can be charged to patients to access their own records. Under HIPAA, the amount of money that a practice may …

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Virginia Handbook: Treatment of Minors

WEBAccording to Virginia law, the following types of minors may make healthcare decisions for themselves: a juvenile who is 16 years of age and has been …

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The Importance of Chaperones in a Medical Setting

WEBMedical chaperones promote an overall sense of safety and comfort for patients. In addition, their presence can help prevent misunderstandings of physician …

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New Jersey Handbook: Informed Consent

WEBNew Jersey follows the Doctrine of Informed Consent, under which no medical procedure may be performed without a patient’s consent, which is obtained after …

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Florida Handbook: Medical Practice Closure or Provider Departure

WEBUnder Florida law, if a physician dies, terminates his or her practice, or relocates and is no longer available to patients, medical records are to be retained for at least two (2) years …

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Understanding Health Care Power of Attorney

WEBA health care power of attorney is a document that authorizes someone (known as an “agent”) to act on behalf of a patient (often referred to as a “principal”) to …

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Georgia Handbook: Record Retention

WEBGeorgia law states that a healthcare provider must retain medical information in patients’ records for no less than ten years from the date that each item …

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21st Century Cures Act

WEBIn March 2020, the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health Information Technology released the interoperability and “information-blocking” rule as a …

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Virginia Handbook: Record Disposal

WEBBefore destroying medical records, review the recommended retention guidelines for Virginia ( Section 3) to ensure that records are disposed of in the proper …

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Curi Capital and RMB Capital Complete Merger

WEBCHICAGO & RALEIGH, N.C., Jan. 2, 2024 – Curi, a national healthcare advisory firm comprised of three distinct businesses: Curi Advisory, Curi Capital, and …

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