CAP’s Public Affairs team sees an opportunity to give our members even more detailed information on legislative, regulatory, ballot, and political activities in California and on the federal level than can be handled in the monthly CAPsules public policy column. By becoming a CAP Public Affairs Insider, CAP members can remain more informed on legislative and regulatory activities affecting the practice of medicine and access to care as we move through a very busy year.

Medication errors and adverse reactions occur in all healthcare settings, including the physician's office practice. To mitigate these risks, rigorous medication management policies should be adopted in the office setting.

California law requires employers to have workers’ compensation insurance for their employees. CAP Physicians Insurance Agency, Inc. frequently runs into two main questions about whether our members need to carry workers’ compensation insurance coverage to comply with state law.

Security cameras have become part of the public landscape, but do they have a place in the medical office? This article will provide an overview of the issues connected with installing video cameras in the office and a framework for deciding whether such surveillance might fit your practice.

CAP is pleased to announce the inaugural Community Hero and Community Leadership Awardees, whose charitable service merits special recognition.