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Hosted by ProAssurance · health · EN · 33 episodes
Seasoned risk management professionals and guests, discuss a host of healthcare risk management issues, analyze real world examples and provide practical solutions.
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Episode #8
In this episode, Andy Miller, Executive Director of theAustin Child Guidance Center, joins host Lesley Lopez Viner, to discuss the challenges and opportunities within the mental health care system, focusing on patient safety, physician stress, and burnout. We explore how systemic issuesimpact access to care and what can be done to improve outcomes.
Episode #7
In this episode, attorney Remi Stone, Assistant VicePresident Government Relations at The Doctors Company, shares insights into the legislative landscape affecting healthcare providers, including tort reforms, third-party litigation funding, and innovative legal protections forpractitioners. Discover how advocacy shapes healthcare access and stability.
Episode #6
This episode explores the current and future impact of AI on radiology. Dr. Ezequiel Silva discusses AI's benefits, limitations, ethical considerations, and the vital role of physicians in shaping safe AI integration. Key Words AI in healthcare, radiology, medical AI, patient safety, AI limitations, physician role, healthcare technology, AI ethics Key Topics AI's current value in radiology Limitations of AI in medical practice Physician responsibilities in AI development and use
Episode #5
An unexpected clinical outcome can trigger a cascade of emotions and professional uncertainty. In this high-stakes environment, the minutes and hours immediately following an event are often the most defining for your future liability and peace of mind. In this episode, we are joined by Adam Draney, Director of Claims at ProAssurance, to discuss the "Pre-Counsel Gap"—the crucial, often chaotic window of time between an adverse event and the formal assignment of legal defense. Adam pulls back the curtain on the claims process, offering practical, expert-vetted guidance on how physicians should conduct themselves to protect their patients, practices, and professional reputations.
Episode #4
In this episode, we examine an innovative group-based model for well-child visits that reimagines how pediatric care is delivered. Joined by pediatrician Dr. Michelle Gallas, the discussion explores how shared medical appointments bring parents together to navigate common developmental milestones, exchange practical insights, and build a sense of community that extends beyond the clinic walls. The conversation highlights how this model aligns with broader value-based care objectives, improving efficiency while enhancing the quality of care. Listeners will gain a clear understanding of the operational elements that make group visits effective, the measurable benefits for patient outcomes and caregiver confidence, and the broader implications for practices looking to deliver more coordinated, community-oriented care. Ultimately, this episode offers a practical look at how shifting from isolated, one-on-one encounters to a shared care model can drive better outcomes for children, families, and providers alike.
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