Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection Strategies for Doctors and Advisors : Best Practices from Leading Consultants and Certified Medical Planners"!

It is not uncommon for practicing physicians to have more than a dozen separate insurance policies to protect their medical practice and personal assets. Yet, most doctors understand very little about their policies.Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection Strategies for Doctors and Advisors: Best Practices from Leading Consultant Content: SECTION I: HUMANITARIAN WISDOM IN PATIENT CARE AS A MORAL IMPERATIVE AND RISK-MANAGEMENT TOOLPhysician-Executive Leadership and Risk Management: Human Nature, Medical Ethics, and Modern PrinciplesDavid Edward Marcinko, Render S. Davis, Hope Rachel Hetico, and Gary A. CookLife Insurance Planning: Protecting the DoctorThomas A. Muldowney, David Edward Marcinko, and Gary A. CookProperty Insurance Planning: Protecting PossessionsThomas A. Muldowney, David Edward Marcinko, and Gary A. CookThinking Risk Management for Physicians: Beyond Professional Liability InsuranceIke DevjiThe Medical Records Revolution: Modern Concerns and PitfallsDavid Edward Marcinko, Hope Rachel Hetico, and Frederick William LaCavaRomantic Patient Advances: Medical Office Sexual Harassment IssuesVicki L. Buba and David Edward MarcinkoDivorce and the Mediation Process: Pre-, Intra-, and Postnuptial ConsiderationsAnju D. JessaniAsset Protection Fundamentals: How Doctors Protect What Is at RiskJ. Christopher MillerFunctioning as a Physician in a Regulatory Environment: Controlled by Board Governance and the Medical-Industrial ComplexEric A. DoverUnderstanding Medical Practice Cybersecurity Risks: Mitigations for the Digital Health EraShahid N. ShahMedical Malpractice and Tort Reform: Urgent Crisis or Red Herring?Robert James Cimasi and Todd A. ZigrangThe Malpractice Trial: From First Service to Final Verdict and Emotional ReliefJay S. Grife and David Edward MarcinkoSECTION II: THE PHYSICIANS FOUNDATION ISSUES A LIST OF CONCERNS FOR 2016-2017 AND BEYONDBusiness Insurance Planning: Protecting the Medical PracticeThomas A. Muldowney, David Edward Marcinko, and Gary A. CookAccounts Receivable Management and Safeguarding: Asset Protection StrategiesGary L. Bode, Perry D'Alessio, and David Edward MarcinkoInternal Office Control Mechanisms: Detecting Medical Practice FraudPerry D'Alessio, Gary L. Bode, and David Edward MarcinkoMedical Workplace Violence Issues: Growing Recognition and ImpactEugene Schmuckler and David Edward MarcinkoAccountable Care Organizations, Global Payments, and Capitation Reimbursement: Eliminating Fee-for-Service Physician CompensationDavid Edward Marcinko and Hope Rachel HeticoNondisclosure Agreements and Physician Restrictive Covenants: Practice Valuation and Buy/Sell AgreementsCharles F. Fenton III, David Edward Marcinko, Frederick William LaCava, and Hope Rachel HeticoOperational Risks and Financial Impact of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act: Privacy, Security, and Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act ImplicationsCarol S. MillerHow to Conduct a Health-Care Environment Electronic Risk Assessment: Mitigations for the Digital Health EraShahid N. ShahTopical A through M List of Emerging Medical Practice 2.0 Risks: The Too Numerous to Count SyndromeDavid Edward Marcinko, Charles F. Fenton III, and Hope Rachel HeticoTopical N through Z List of Emerging Medical Practice 2.0 Risks: The Too Numerous to Count SyndromeDavid Edward Marcinko, Charles F. Fenton III, and Hope Rachel HeticoCreating a Medical Practice Compliance Program: Part One: Accountability, Processes, and ImplementationCarol S. MillerCreating a Medical Practice Compliance Program: Part Two: Rules, Regulations, Laws, and GuidelinesCarol S. MillerAppendix 1: Certified Medical Plannerâ ¢ Chartered Professional Designation and Certification Program Descriptor and CurriculumAppendix 2: Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection TerminologyAppendix 3: Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection AbbreviationsAppendix 4: Glossary of Health Information Technology and Security Terms Front Cover 1 Contents 6 Foreword 10 Preface 14 Notices 18 Acknowledgments 20 Editors 22 Contributors 26 Exordium 34 Section I: Humanitarian Wisdom in Patient Care as a Moral Imperative and Risk-Management Tool 38 1: Physician-Executive Leadership and Risk Management: Human Nature, Medical Ethics, and Modern Principles 42 2: Life Insurance Planning: Protecting the Doctor 66 3: Property Insurance Planning: Protecting Possessions 104 4: Rethinking Risk Management for Physicians: Beyond Professional Liability Insurance 118 5: The Medical Records Revolution: Modern Concerns and Pitfalls 150 6: Romantic Patient Advances: Medical Office Sexual Harassment Issues 172 7: Divorce and the Mediation Process: Pre-, Intra-, and Postnuptial Considerations 192 8: Asset Protection Fundamentals: How Doctors Protect What Is at Risk 228 9: Functioning as a Physician in a Regulatory Environment: Controlled by Board Governance and the Medical–Industrial Complex 256 10: Understanding Medical Practice Cybersecurity Risks: Mitigations for the Digital Health Era 282 11: Medical Malpractice and Tort Reform: Urgent Crisis or Red Herring? 302 12: The Malpractice Trial: From First Service to Final Verdict and Emotional Relief 336 Section II: The Physicians Foundation Issues a List of Concerns for 2016–2017 and Beyond 366 13: Business Insurance Planning: Protecting the Medical Practice 368 14: Accounts Receivable Management and Safeguarding: Asset Protection Strategies 386 15: Internal Office Control Mechanisms: Detecting Medical Practice Fraud 404 16: Medical Workplace Violence Issues: Growing Recognition and Impact 418 17: Accountable Care Organizations, Global Payments, and Capitation Reimbursement: Eliminating Fee-for-Service Physician Compensation 436 18: Nondisclosure Agreements and Physician Restrictive Covenants: Practice Valuation and Buy/Sell Agreements 468 19: Operational Risks and Financial Impact of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act: Privacy, Security, and Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act Implications 490 20: How to Conduct a Health-Care Environment Electronic Risk Assessment: Mitigations for the Digital Health Era 514 21: Topical A through M List of Emerging Medical Practice 2.0 Risks: The Too Numerous to Count Syndrome 522 22: Topical N through Z List of Emerging Medical Practice 2.0 Risks: The Too Numerous to Count Syndrome 570 23: Creating a Medical Practice Compliance Program: Part One: Accountability, Processes, and Implementation 606 24: Creating a Medical Practice Compliance Program: Part Two: Rules, Regulations, Laws, and Guidelines 630 Appendix 1: Certified Medical PlannerTM Chartered Professional Designation and Certification Program Descriptor and Curriculum 648 Appendix 2: Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection Terminology 666 Appendix 3: Risk Management, Liability Insurance, and Asset Protection Abbreviations 684 Appendix 4: Glossary of Health Information Technology and Security Terms 698 Appendix 5: Sources of Medical Risk Management, Insurance Agent, Business, and Asset Protection Consulting Information 716 Epilogue 752 Back Cover 756