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SVMIC Risk Basics: Systems


            Errors in medical decision-making are often a result of many factors

            including faulty data gathering, incomplete synthesis of data, failure to
            consider differential diagnoses, and defective systems and processes.

            This course will examine case studies where systems and processes
            contributed to patient harm. All names mentioned within the case studies

            have been changed.



            The objective is to design systems and processes to ensure that they
            reliably close the loop between the ordering of tests or specialty referrals

            and the return of that information back to the provider who ordered it
            and ultimately to the patient. Effective systems can help reduce adverse

            events and claims by decreasing reliance on memory or informal
            mechanisms.



            This course will also examine various systems issues associated with
            SVMIC claims resulting in a paid loss. The following graph represents

            office-based paid claims (non-surgical) for the past ten years.










































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