Measuring Outcomes and Quality of Care: The Patient Safety Work Product Privilege, Medical Records Law seminar hosted by Lorman, September 19, 2013: McBrayer PLLC

Attorneys

Lisa Hinkle

As medical records law continues to evolve, the complexities of how your organization manages these sensitive records now will impact your legal liability later. When improperly handled, your records management practices are far reaching and potentially damaging to your organization.

Proper records management strategy is only a small part of protecting your business from potentially damaging legal issues that will happen without understanding the full scope of what your responsibilities are as it pertains to HIPAA and patients' rights. Join our panel of experienced, local professionals, as they share insights and examples of what you must do and what you should never do, when handling this very sensitive subject matter. Not knowing does not protect your business from financial responsibility for damages.

Click here for a copy of the seminar presented by Lisa Hinkle on September 19, 2013 where she discussed the following:



	Measuring Quality of Care Emphasis on Quality of Care as a Factor for Reimbursement Duty of Medical Staff to Monitor Quality of Care Duty of Hospital to Monitor Quality of Care Duty of Long Term Care Facilities to Monitor Quality of Care Status of Physician Patient Privilege in Kentucky and Peer Review Materials Patient Safety Quality and Improvement Act Case Law Update Kentucky Decisions Sixth Circuit Decisions