What We've Learned About Clinician Suicide and Responsive Measures

It has been known for decades that, compared with other professionals, physicians have a markedly increased propensity to die by suicide.  Among medical students, suicide is second only to accidents as a cause of death.  It is believed that, because of clinicians’ knowledge of and access to lethal means, there are fewer barriers to completion of suicide in those who are predisposed.  Untreated or undertreated mental illness, primarily depression, is believed to be the major predisposing factor, although substance abuse, job disillusionment/burnout, litigation and disciplinary investigations may also be significant contributors.  This webinar will raise your awareness of clinician suicidality and help prepare you to address the problem proactively.

9/12/18
4pm Pacific | 5pm Mountain | 6pm Central | 7pm Eastern
(Open to All Audiences)

NORCAL CME - 1 Hour
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

Process Improvement: Three Key Areas for Success

Managing your practice can be complex. This one-hour webinar will cover issues associated with workflows, team communication and patient communication. We will introduce risk management best practices to ensure that your practice processes and communications work for you rather than against you, should you be named in a professional liability lawsuit.

9/25/18
11am Pacific | Noon Mountain | 1pm Central | 2pm Eastern
(Open to All Audiences)

OR

9/27/18
4pm Pacific | 5pm Mountain | 6pm Central | 7pm Eastern
(Open to All Audiences)

NORCAL CME - 1 Hour
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™