Healthcare Organizations Very Vulnerable to Cyberattacks
By: William Ecenbarger Like most other organizations, healthcare facilities have moved toward total digitization. The major benefit of this change is that it has provided
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When to Report a Potential Medical Malpractice Claim: Protecting Yourself and Your Practice
by Jenn Negley Peace of mind is paramount for healthcare providers. However, some physicians hesitate to report potential medical malpractice claims to their insurance carriers
OrthoNY: Expanding ASC Care for Maximized Patient Outcomes
By Elizabeth Landry As the premier bone and joint health provider in the region, OrthoNY aims to provide quality orthopedic care to patients when and
The Evolution of Primary Care
By: Kathy Ruscitto For many years we have lived with the concept that primary care is delivered by an office based physician who treats and
Can Paid Medical Experts Guarantee Justice in Medical Malpractice Cases?
By Jennifer Negley Expert witness testimony is essential to all medical malpractice legal proceedings. Usually, without a medical expert, plaintiffs cannot proceed to trial, and
Rampant Burnout Among Healthcare Workers
by William Ecenbarger There’s a new epidemic across America–burnout among healthcare workers. Although the initial focus had been on physicians and nurses, a new study
