Reporter Q2 2025

There is no question that social media is here to stay. Yet, questions persist around how intertwined social media should be in our daily — and professional — lives.

CME: The increased use — and risks — of social media in a health care setting

Using AI medical scribes: Risk management considerations

Failure to properly manage patient’s central venous catheter

Delay and failure to diagnose cholesteatoma

Reporter Q2 2025

CME: The increased use — and risks — of social media in a health care setting

There is no question that social media is here to stay. Yet, questions persist around how intertwined social media should be in our daily — and professional — lives.

Delay and failure to diagnose cholesteatoma

On April 9, 2020, a seven-year-old boy was brought by his mother to see an otolaryngologist on referral from the boy’s pediatrician. The patient had a history of frequent ear and throat infections with fluid in his ears.

Failure to properly manage patient’s central venous catheter

A 63-year-old woman was hospitalized for treatment of renal and urological issues. Two years earlier, she had been diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma.

Using AI medical scribes: Risk management considerations

As artificial intelligence (AI) scribes become more and more commonplace in clincial settings, the risks associated with AI, including patient privacy, accuracy of documentation, and more, are also on the rise.

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