Recognizing the damaging effects a lawsuit can have on a physician’s personal and professional well-being, CAP invites its members to attend its daylong Litigation Education Retreat. CAP offers the free program several times each year.

Writing another chapter in the courts’ long-running narrative over how to characterize certain types of medical facility injuries, a new case offers guidance on whether such injuries are governed by California’s Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA).

Seven years after the release of its highly popular Medicine on Trial, CAP has just published a second edition as an educational resource for our member physicians.

CAP today announced that seven years after the release of its highly popular Medicine on Trial, it has published a new second edition as an educational resource for its member physicians.

Explaining California’s “compelling interest” in regulating prescriptions of controlled substances, the Court of Appeal has found that a Medical Board subpoena of a psychiatrist’s medical records may proceed.