CNA Announces Free Risk Control Webinars for the Healthcare Industry
Business Wire, July 17, 2010
CHICAGO — The Risk Control unit of CNA insurance companies recently announced the
July Webinar series for its School of Risk Control Excellence. Offered
on a complimentary basis to CNA producers, policyholders and potential
customers, this months Webinars address the unique risks facing
healthcare companies and provide participants with applicable risk
control solutions.
Following is a list of classes/topics and the corresponding dates (all
classes are offered at 2 p.m. Eastern Time). To register for a course,
visit www.cna.com/riskcontrol.
Crisis Management for Disasters July 20
When natural disasters strike, healthcare organizations should be
prepared to manage the safety and well-being of patients and the
organization. During this program, experienced risk control
professionals will highlight ways that a healthcare organization can
assess its current ability to respond effectively, and detail strategies
that can be implemented to better manage related risks. Insurance
coverages, risk control assessment/vulnerability analysis and strategies
for preparation, response and recovery from natural disasters will be
discussed.
ASHRM continuing education credits are available for this webinar;
however, to receive credit, you must call in individually. Attendees not
wishing to obtain ASHRM credits may call in groups.
Risk Management Issues in Dentistry July 21
Risk management in dentistry doesnt have to be complex or difficult. In
this fast-paced course, you will learn 25 painless ways to improve your
dental practices risk profile from John Vaselaney, D.D.S., CNAs dental
risk management resource. Included will be clinical, recordkeeping, and
patient management tips that help to improve patient care and reduce the
chance of an adverse event.
HealthPro: Unintended Consequences of Medical Technology July 27
Emerging healthcare technologies are expected to continually
revolutionize the healthcare delivery system, vastly improving the
ability to screen, diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions,
including cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. This session will
explore select technologies and treatments that exemplify a new paradigm
for healthcare technology and identify strategies to use for managing
the associated, and often unintended, risks.
ASHRM continuing education credits are available for this webinar;
however, to receive credit, you must call in individually. Attendees not
wishing to obtain ASHRM credits may call in groups.
Credentialing, Privileging and Peer Review (Available as an audio
replay.)
Knowing the clinical abilities and competence of those providing medical
services within your healthcare organization is paramount to ensuring
patient safety. This session will focus on integrating best practices to
improve the quality of healthcare, enhance patient safety, and minimize
risk when an adverse clinical event occurs. This session will be led by
Dr. Gail Thurmond, MD, MBA, a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt and senior
vice president of Clinical Effectiveness at Methodist Le Bonheur
Healthcare.
For more information about CNA Risk Control, visit www.cna.com/riskcontrol
or call 866-262-0540.
Serving businesses and professionals since 1897, CNA is the countrys
seventh largest commercial insurance writer and the 13th
largest property and casualty company. CNAs insurance products include
standard commercial lines, specialty lines, surety, marine and other
property and casualty coverages. CNA’s services include risk management,
information services, underwriting, risk control and claims
administration. For more information, please visit CNA at www.cna.com.
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