Plaintiffs' attorneys now pull the EHR audit trail as routinely as the chart. Here's how to make sure yours tells the story you need it to.
Commentary|Videos|August 22, 2024
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Dana Siegal, Vice President of Risk Management and Analytics at Coverys, discusses solution oriented strategies that health care providers can use to reduce errors and malpractice claims.
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Minimizing medical malpractice and the resulting claims has always been paramount for health care providers. Physicians Practice sat down with Dana Siegal, Vice President of Risk Management and Analytics at Coverys, to discuss solution oriented strategies that health care providers can use to reduce errors and malpractice claims.
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