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Practice Self-Assessment Survey
Is your practice protocol leaving you open to lawsuits? This short self-survey can help you identify risk.
The Office Practice Self-Assessment Survey is a short self-survey designed to help you determine which areas within the non-clinical aspect of your practice may be leaving you open to a lawsuit. Medical record documentation, patient scheduling, prescriptions and patient communications are all non-clinical aspects of your practice that can affect the likelihood of a claim.
Topics include:
- Patient privacy
- Telecommunications
- Follow-up appointment protocol
- Missed or cancelled appointment protocol
- Lab result notifications
- Patient chart maintenance
For questions regarding how best to reduce risk in your practice, browse our risk management resource center or contact us.