Risk Management Techniques For Physicians That Work
by Kevin M. Quinley,
CPCU, ARM, AIC, AIM, ARe
�2000
The definitive work on
risk reduction for practicing physicians. As a practicing physician you
have worked long and hard to build up your medical practice. Why risk it
all if you don�t have to? This concise and easy to read text contains
simple techniques for you to use to reduce/avoid costly potential
malpractice and insurance pitfalls.
You will learn how to:
- Avoid medical malpractice risk
- Shift risk to another party
- Avoid the most common insurance
pitfalls
- Get the best insurance coverage for
your individual situation
- Use indemnification and joint-defense
agreements
- Manage non-professional risk including
automotive, defamation, advertising injury, general liability,
workers� compensation, and unfair trade practices
- Avoid costly mistakes during the
investigation of a claim against you.
A detailed index and table
of contents make the 252-page Bulletproofing Your Medical Practice
quick and easy to utilize. The book comes with an unconditional 30 day
money-back guarantee. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied
with Bulletproofing Your Medical Practice, simply return it
to 4expertise.com within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. Order your copy
today!
What your colleagues have said about
Bulletproofing:
�I just read Quinley�s book Bulletproofing
Your Medical Practice: Risk Management Techniques That Work. I was
really impressed. It took me just five minutes of reading to discover a
major risk I was taking. This book is an eye-opener (and tells you how
to protect yourself from being �blinded�). This book is easy to read
and gives easy to follow pointers to protect your practice and your
patients. If you read this book and don�t find at least three things
to change in your practice, read it over again. If your practice is so
busy that you don�t think that you have time to read this, stop right
now and start reading Bulletproofing Your Medical Practice to
protect what you are working so hard for.�
David Pursley, MD
Fellow, American Academy of Neurology
�Savvy advice from the consummate professional; a well-written book
with very complete coverage of the subject.�
Alan Pinshaw, MD
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Harvard Medical School
�A reader-friendly and concise book on the ABC�s of medical risk
management, with lots of easy to remember and practical tips.�
Alberto M. Goldwaser, MD
Forensic Psychiatric Associates
�Bulletproofing Your Medical Practice: Risk Management Techniques
That Work is a practical text that makes suggestions of things that
every physician can implement to reduce malpractice risk. I would like
to see a copy of this text in the hands of every physician. Excellent
text � well written practice coverage of risk management. The one text
that I would recommend to every physician. In fact, if a physician were
going to read only one text this year, this would be the one. Absolutely
the best text on medical malpractice and risk management I have seen in
fifteen years. This text belongs in the personal library of every
physician from resident to senior attending. I plan to give a copy to
all of my practice colleagues in Emergency Medicine and Family Practice
including my physician assistants and nurse practitioners.�
Terrance L. Baker, MD
�I thought that my practice was �Bulletproof� until I read this
book. A must for any practitioner.�
Frederick B. LaVan, MD, FACS
�Unique, comprehensive, a must read for physicians.�
Nubar Tchilinguirian, MD, FACOG, FRCS(C), FACS
�A very thorough and updated treatise. The section on �How to
prevent malpractice claims� is the best summary of preventing claims
that I have seen.�
Bruce B. McDonald, MD, FACS |