When soliciting nominations for CAP’s Second Annual CAPtivating Causes Awards, we sought to recognize members who are doing work in their own communities to advance health equity among populations that do not have access to traditional avenues of medical care.

If an appropriate exam is not performed during a telemedicine visit, claims may arise from misdiagnosis and treatment errors. To ensure your patients have an optimal virtual experience and best possible medical outcomes from their next telemedicine appointment with you, CAP recommends the following tips.

It is important for physicians to be aware of regulatory requirements and be familiar with other rules pertaining to LTC staff qualifications, certifications, licensing, knowledge, and expertise. The LTC practitioner must further understand the level of services available at each facility they practice in.

As the private sector reopens, employees in medical office settings are making similar complaints as their hospital counterparts, which can generate a Cal/OSHA complaint letter to the business (your medical practice). Failure to respond results in an unscheduled inspection of your workplace and can result in fines if violations are found.

With input from several subject matter experts, CAP created a free online COVID-19 Resource Center that includes webinars focused on a variety of issues Including telemedicine, the CARES Act, and medical practice staffing. Originally created as a member resource in March at the onset of the pandemic, CAP continues to update and refresh this microsite.