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Skillsoft's SVP of compliance solutions, Asha Palmer, says banning AI doesn't stop staff from using it — it just means practices lose visibility over what's happening to their data.
Are nuclear verdicts driving up rates this year?
Risk is declining, but specialty and age are factors in malpractice claims throughout a career, according to American Medical Association analysis.
Shannon Sumner says fraud enforcement has never been more data-driven.
The workplace violence numbers are shocking. The financial cost of ignoring them is worse.
Health care attorney Dan Silverboard, J.D., breaks down the legal risks physicians and practices face when using AI.
An emergency medicine resident with a valid work permit was taken into custody at an airport days after a family physician was detained at a nearby Border Patrol checkpoint.
ArentFox Schiff's Pat Naples, J.D., breaks down the legal basis behind CMS's latest antifraud push and what physician practices need to do before investigators come knocking.
After years of physician departures and "nuclear verdicts," New Mexico physicians describe how cross-specialty advocacy and patient engagement drove landmark malpractice reform.
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