A new Case and Comment explores an incident in which an alleged malpractice claim was due to failure to diagnose and properly treat a hip infection resulting in permanent disability, pain, and suffering.
By Terence P. O’Connor
A new DSP Highlight examines claims data for “other professionals” using information from the MPL Association Data Sharing Project, National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), and US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
TDC Group predicts emerging healthcare trends over the next decade, focusing on the challenges, risks, and opportunities that shape the industry. In a new report, TDC Group offers 10 predictions regarding how US healthcare will change over the next 10 years.
By Richard E. Anderson, MD, FACP
Risk Strategies examines the many factors, including changes in healthcare delivery, tort law, litigation environment, the rise of nuclear verdicts, social and economic inflation, and changes in reimbursement, that are impacting the healthcare industry.
By Amy Buttell and Michael C. Stinson
The MPL Association International Conference is the premier gathering for global leaders in medical professional liability insurance, healthcare, and the legal environment.
DWS shares information on US private commercial real estate debt and how this large and growing asset class can add value to a multi-asset portfolio.
By DWS
11/27/2022: Due to a local power outage, the MPL Association’s phone system is currently offline. For email addresses, please see the Staff Directory.
As we approach the culmination of the biannual event known as “the most important election of our lifetime,” it is an opportune moment to assess what this election has in store with regard to the medical professional liability community.
Members and partners are invited to join our February 26 webinar (2:00 p.m. ET): Enhancing Team Performance Through Data Literacy. Experts Mark Reynolds and Heater Riah will discuss how to enhance data literacy to maximize the ability to utilize and understand data.
MPL Association Announces Cooperative Agreement with APCIA
The MPL Association is pleased to announce a new cooperative agreement between the Association and the American Property Casualty Insurance Association to enhance both entities’ government relations efforts. Read more!