Reporter Q3 2024

This article reviews the requirements for emergency contingency plans, including how and what to communicate during a disaster and guidelines for plan testing and employee training.

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CME: Disaster preparedness for physician practices

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Risk Management’s “Greatest Hits”

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Perforation of sinus

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Failure to stabilize a wrist fracture

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2025 TMLT Governing Board Election

Reporter Q3 2024

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CME: Disaster preparedness for physician practices

This article reviews the requirements for emergency contingency plans, including how and what to communicate during a disaster and guidelines for plan testing and employee training.

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Risk Management’s “Greatest Hits”

TMLT's Risk Management team frequently observes certain liability exposures and patient scenarios that physicians have historically struggled to address.

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Perforation of sinus

On March 6, a 78-year-old woman came to Hospital A’s ED after coughing excessive amounts of blood overnight. The emergency medicine physician documented that the patient likely had irritation in the back of her nasopharynx that caused the bleeding.

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Failure to stabilize a wrist fracture

On August 15, a woman fell at work and fractured her left wrist. On referral from her employer, she immediately went to an urgent care clinic that would provide care for occupational injuries.

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2025 TMLT Governing Board Election

Voting in our annual election is an important opportunity for all policyholders to play a role in the direction, governance, and future of TMLT. Read more about the 2025 candidates.

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