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Category: Physicians

November 2019 Case Review Now Available Online

The November 2019 edition of MLMIC’s Case Review includes case studies highlighting the importance of thorough, accurate and timely medical record keeping.

ECRI Releases Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2020

ECRI Institute says its list of “Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2020” can help health systems identify potential danger with certain technologies and take “steps to minimize the likelihood that adverse events will occur.”

Addressing Inefficiencies and Obstacles Related to EHR Use

Physicians identify key EHR design changes that would improve safety and productivity and reduce burnout.

MLMIC, HANYS and FAKS to Host 2019 Healthcare Law Review Webinar on November 14

MLMIC, HANYS and FAKS will host a complimentary webinar on November 14 on regulatory and legal developments related to healthcare delivery in New York State.

New Cybersecurity Protocol for New York State Healthcare Organizations

Healthcare organizations in New York State may need additional cybersecurity safeguards in order to meet new requirements under the SHIELD Act.

CMS Now Requires Hospitals to Implement Antibiotic Stewardship Programs

In an effort to address the high number of unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions issued annually, CMS now mandates that all hospitals implement antibiotic stewardship programs.

FDA Releases Guidelines on Regulation of Medical Software

The FDA has updated guidance on which medical devices are regulated by the agency.

FDA Issues Warning About Serious Security Flaws in Critical Medical Devices

The FDA warns manufacturers, healthcare providers, hospitals and patients that the “URGENT/11” security flaws may cause medical devices to malfunction.

CMS No Longer Requires ASCs to Have Written Agreements to Transfer Patients

CMS’s new “Regulatory Provisions to Promote Program Efficiency, Transparency and Burden Reduction” rule no longer requires ASCs to have a written agreement to transfer patients.

MLMIC and NYSSOS Present Joint Patient Safety Program on Reducing Nerve Injuries in Joint Replacement Surgery

MLMIC and NYSSOS will host statewide CME events in October, November and December on reducing nerve injuries resulting from joint replacement surgery.