Questions and Answers

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• Ten Questions Residents and Fellows Ask About Malpractice Insurance (Summer 2007)

• Office Practice Setting (Winter 2007, p.4)
• Medical Record Retention and Copying Charges (Fall 2006, p.9)

• HIPAA Privacy Update (Winter 2006, p.3)
• How should an adverse event be documented? (Winter 2005, p.7)

• Can residents write prescriptions for family, friends or co-workers? (Fall 2005, p.8)
• Releasing Health Care Information Already Known (Fall 2005, p.8)

• How should an adverse event be documented? (Winter 2005, p.7)

• Should your patient be driving? (Fall 2004, p.7)

• Mandatory Reporting to the Department of Health (Summer 2004, p.5)

• Difference: Durable Power of Attorney versus a Living Will (Spring 2004, p.5)
• Medical Record Addendums (Spring 2004, p.5)

• Tips: Improving Office Practice Systems to Reduce Adverse Events (Summer 2003, p.3)
• Getting Into Compliance with HIPAA (Summer 2003, p.5)

• When should I submit an incident report? (Summer 2001, p.5)

• If Deposed and Not the Defendant (Spring 2001, p.5)

• Steps to Take When Served a Summons and Complaint (Winter 2001, p.5)

• Patient's Who Gather Medical Information from the Internet: The Physician's Responsibility (Fall 2000, p.3)

• Non-Compliant Patients: Physician's Responsibility (Summer 2000, p.2)