CAP member Standiford Helm, II, MD explores the laws and regulations that govern opioid prescriptions and how physicians can be in compliance without putting their practices on hold.

CAP presents Terminating The Physician-Patient Relationship for the Central Valley MGMA April Luncheon. This interactive program will discuss the parameters of this relationship, including the ethical obligation of the physician.

CAP is proud to join the Sierra Sacramento Valley and Placer-Nevada County Medical Societies in hosting a free, no-obligation risk management presentation designed to help physicians run safer, more successful practices. Learn the perceived benefits of an EHR system, such as instant physician and patient access.

It’s no secret – as humans, we all make errors. The problem is that in healthcare, these errors can cause patient harm, including death. With preventable medical errors being the third leading cause of death in the United States, it is not a matter of if your office will make such an error, but when.

A cyberattack masquerading as a Southern California Association for Healthcare Risk Management (SCAHRM) mailing containing a DVD about an active shooter training program has been mailed to healthcare providers in California.