Tag: continuing medical education (CME)

As the lead-in to the MSSNY 2021 House of Delegates, MLMIC and MSSNY are proud to present CME Day on Friday, September 17, via Zoom webinar. The series of continuing medical education presentations, originally scheduled to be hosted in-person, will commence online at 9 a.m. with three MLMIC presentations.

MLMIC’s insured neurosurgeons are encouraged to review resources that will provide an understanding of the unique risks associated with the specialty and reduce the likelihood of exposure to medical professional liability.

On May 28, MLMIC will host “Million Dollar Claims: A Closer Look,” a complimentary webinar examining major causes of million-dollar claims in New York State.

MLMIC’s recently released CME modules share valuable guidance and insight on leading topics including patient-physician communication, documentation, patient safety and more.

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

MLMIC and MagnaCare will present “Hot Topics in Healthcare” on September 24 at the Long Island Marriott from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

At MLMIC’s Spring Network Meetings in nearly a dozen locations across New York during May and June, we’ll review a summary of million-dollar claims and offer strategies to reduce the risks to your organization.

MLMIC is proud to sponsor the 2019 Healthcare Financial Management Association and New York Medical Group Management Association joint conference on Thursday, April 25, 2019, at the Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford, New York.

MLMIC is proud to be a sponsor of the upcoming New York State Neurological Society’s (NYSNS) Annual Winter Meeting on Saturday, January 5, 2019, at the Stewart Hotel on 31st Street and 7th Avenue in Manhattan. The event, which was organized by the NYSNS, is open to physicians in all medical specialties.

Two new online CME modules – “High Exposure Liability: Errors in Diagnosis – Parts I & II” — feature a physician expert and a defense attorney discussing factors that contribute to diagnostic errors and offering strategies for improving patient care and reducing potential risk.