PHYSICIAN OFFICE PRACTICE TOOLKIT
PHYSICIAN OFFICE PRACTICE TOOLKIT . This toolkit has been developed to assist physicians and practice managers in addressing potential risks within the physician office setting.
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Subpoenas for Medical Records in New Jersey …
www.princetoninsurance.comReducing Risk A Publication on Healthcare Risk Management from Princeton Insurance Subpoenas for Medical Records Page 1 of 4 Revised August 2005
Discharging a Patient from Your Medical Practice
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Introduction Handling Missed Appointments
www.princetoninsurance.comContinued care is essential to your health, and failure to adhere to the agreed upon plan of care may have significant consequences. (If the patient has a condition that requires specific care, state the care as well
Discharging a Patient from Your Medical Practice
www.princetoninsurance.comYou are required by law to notify the patient in writing of the termination. The letter must state that you will no longer provide care to the patient as of a date certain.
When Patients Don’t Return for Follow-up Care
www.princetoninsurance.comWhen Patients Don’t Return for Follow-up Care By Donna Knight, CPHRM, CPHQ Princeton Insurance Healthcare Risk Consultant While follow-up can be time-consuming, it is well worth the effort to
Documenting Phone Calls - Princeton Insurance
www.princetoninsurance.comDocumenting Phone Calls - physician office practice toolkit resources to assist you By Amy Slufik Physician Risk Representative, Princeton Insurance
CAUSES OF LOSS - SPECIAL FORM - Princeton …
www.princetoninsurance.comPrinceton Insurance Company defending against any of these. g.Water (1)Flood, surface water, waves, tides, tidal waves, overflow of any body of water…
Discharging a Patient from Your Dental Practice
www.princetoninsurance.comReducing Risk Discharging a Patient–Dental Page 3 of 3 Revised June 2005 Sample Discharge Letter
Reducing Risk - Princeton Insurance
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Medical Records: becomes very difficult Best Friend or ...
www.princetoninsurance.comIt is illegal for a person to alter medical records with the intent to deceive or mislead anyone. The liability resulting from such an act may be civil, or in
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