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Category: CME
Sub-Category: WS/MALP
Date: 5/28/2006
Time:1:00 PM to
5:00 PM
Facility: Moscone Convention Center
Location: 132
Description: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: Evaluate each case to determine whether the appropriate evaluation, examination, and documentation was done by the PA involved Determine whether further testing or a consultation is required based on presentation of materials Discuss factors relating to adequate physician supervision in each case Explain the focus of the PA expert from the perspective of the side of plaintiff vs. defense Describe and explain what a deposition is Describe the purpose of a deposition and why a PA is involved describe how to prepare for a deposition identify some of the common pitfalls and questions that the plaintiff attorney may ask in order to discredit them explain that a malpractice insurance policy is a contract and identify essential components distinguish between the two major types of malpractice insurance and the coverage each offers explain the criteria for determining malpractice premiums, including important options discuss the nature of personal and vicarious liability and how they factor into malpractice exposure discuss how much more there is to a deposition than just knowing medicine explain how doing a deposition is only one part of a medical malpractice case recognize that GOOD communication and documentation are vital (The Best Defense is a Good Offense) describe how every patient encounter has the potential to lead to an allegation of medical malpractice
Speaker(s): R. Monty Cary PA-C, M.Ed. James Cary PA-C, M.H.A. James F. Hull M.P.A.S., PA-C Gary McCammon
**On-line workshop registration must be completed through an existing conference registration link which will be sent via e-mail on April 24 to all fellow member attendees registered by May 11. Purchases can only be made using a credit card.
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