CME Day at the 2026 MSSNY House of Delegates

Mark your calendars! On Thursday, March 26, 2026, the Medical Society of the State of New York (MSSNY) and MLMIC Insurance Company (MLMIC) are joining forces once again to bring you an invaluable day of Continuing Medical Education (CME).

This collaborative event kicks off the MSSNY House of Delegates every year and is designed to equip healthcare providers with the latest knowledge, tools and strategies to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of medicine. Covering everything from artificial intelligence in health care to the role language barriers play in medical malpractice claims and legal updates, this CME day offers a comprehensive program designed for today’s healthcare providers.

Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just beginning your career, this is an exceptional opportunity to enhance your skills and earn valuable CME credits. All educational programs will be offered via webinar.

Let’s look at what MLMIC is offering this year:

Assessing the use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care

 The growing use of artificial intelligence in healthcare offers unprecedented opportunities to improve patient care, increase efficiencies and reduce costs. However, the use of AI can also increase a healthcare provider’s risks. Join us as MLMIC staff discuss some of the inherent risks associated with the implementation of AI and offer best practice strategies to mitigate those risks to your organization. Register here.

The Role of Language Barriers in Medical Liability Claims

More than 30 percent of New York’s population speaks a language other than English at home. MLMIC’s data reveals a higher frequency of payments in claims where a language barrier is identified versus claims with no language barrier. Cultural considerations, a lack of appropriate resources and care environment can all contribute to claims associated with non-English-speaking patients. Join us as we discuss the impact of language barriers on professional liability claims, discuss methods to communicate effectively with patients with Limited or no English proficiency, and offer strategies to reduce the incidence of professional liability claims. Click here to register.

2026 Healthcare Law Review

During this presentation, attorneys from MLMIC Insurance Company will provide an overview of the recent legislative, regulatory and case law developments that impact the provision of healthcare. Register for the webinar here.

Don’t miss this opportunity to earn valuable CME credits!