Preparation is not an admission of fault.
You may not be involved in a lawsuit, but the possibility can still affect the way you practice, sleep, document, or think about difficult outcomes. Most clinicians were never taught how medical malpractice litigation works or what it asks of the people named in it. You can learn before you need to.Â
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You can learn about litigation before you need to defend yourself.
The physicians who go through litigation least prepared are not the ones who ignored the risk. They are the ones who had no access to the information. Medical training does not cover this. Most continuing education does not cover it either. That is what the podcast, the course, and this page are for.Â
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What Every Clinician Should Know About Malpractice Litigation
A clinician's introduction to medical malpractice litigation, the role of the clinician defendant, and the questions worth asking before a crisis occurs.Â
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