Are your medical charts strong enough to protect you in court? In today’s healthcare environment, meticulous documentation isn’t just important—it’s essential. Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court is your ultimate guide to creating thorough, legally defensible charts that reflect sound medical decision-making and protect your practice from liability.
Mistakes in documentation can leave you vulnerable to lawsuits, malpractice claims, and professional scrutiny. This comprehensive course—developed by experienced urgent care and emergency medicine physicians—equips you with the knowledge and strategies to safeguard your documentation, ensuring it stands up to legal challenges.
With Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court, you will:
Proven Strategies to Minimize Your Legal Risk
Medical malpractice cases often hinge on documentation. Even the best clinical decisions can be undermined by inadequate charting. In this course, Dr. Jeff Willis, an experienced medical-legal consultant, and Dr. Tracey Quail Davidoff, a seasoned urgent care physician, walk you through the critical elements of medical malpractice and how proper documentation can protect you.
The Essential Components of Safeguarding Charting
Good documentation isn’t just about covering yourself—it’s about ensuring quality patient care. In Module 3, you’ll learn:
This module also explores the risks and benefits of electronic medical record (EMR) features and how to use them effectively while avoiding common pitfalls.
Case-Based Learning: Real Scenarios, Real Solutions
Theory alone isn’t enough—practical application is key. In Module 4, you’ll dive into 10 real-world case reports covering common urgent care chief complaints. These in-depth examples demonstrate how to:
With more than 1 hour and 40 minutes of case-based instruction, this module ensures you gain hands-on experience with safeguarding charting strategies.
What’s Included in This Course, Safeguarding Charting?
When you enroll in Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court, you receive:
✅ 5 Expert-Led Video Modules—Learn directly from top medical-legal experts
✅ 10 Case Reports for Common Chief Complaints—Real-world scenarios to refine your documentation skills. Learn exactly what to do when this conditions present in your clinic:
✅ Printable & Fillable PDF Workbook—Reinforce learning with guided exercises
✅ Audio-Only Downloads—Learn on the go, anytime, anywhere
✅ Searchable Transcripts—Easily reference key points from instructional voiceovers
✅ 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™—Earn continuing medical education credits while enhancing your documentation skills
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Are your medical charts strong enough to protect you in court? In today’s healthcare environment, meticulous documentation isn’t just important—it’s essential. Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court is your ultimate guide to creating thorough, legally defensible charts that reflect sound medical decision-making and protect your practice from liability.
Mistakes in documentation can leave you vulnerable to lawsuits, malpractice claims, and professional scrutiny. This comprehensive course—developed by experienced urgent care and emergency medicine physicians—equips you with the knowledge and strategies to safeguard your documentation, ensuring it stands up to legal challenges.
With Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court, you will:
Proven Strategies to Minimize Your Legal Risk
Medical malpractice cases often hinge on documentation. Even the best clinical decisions can be undermined by inadequate charting. In this course, Dr. Jeff Willis, an experienced medical-legal consultant, and Dr. Tracey Quail Davidoff, a seasoned urgent care physician, walk you through the critical elements of medical malpractice and how proper documentation can protect you.
The Essential Components of Safeguarding Charting
Good documentation isn’t just about covering yourself—it’s about ensuring quality patient care. In Module 3, you’ll learn:
This module also explores the risks and benefits of electronic medical record (EMR) features and how to use them effectively while avoiding common pitfalls.
Case-Based Learning: Real Scenarios, Real Solutions
Theory alone isn’t enough—practical application is key. In Module 4, you’ll dive into 10 real-world case reports covering common urgent care chief complaints. These in-depth examples demonstrate how to:
With more than 1 hour and 40 minutes of case-based instruction, this module ensures you gain hands-on experience with safeguarding charting strategies.
What’s Included in This Course, Safeguarding Charting?
When you enroll in Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court, you receive:
✅ 5 Expert-Led Video Modules—Learn directly from top medical-legal experts
✅ 10 Case Reports for Common Chief Complaints—Real-world scenarios to refine your documentation skills. Learn exactly what to do when this conditions present in your clinic:
✅ Printable & Fillable PDF Workbook—Reinforce learning with guided exercises
✅ Audio-Only Downloads—Learn on the go, anytime, anywhere
✅ Searchable Transcripts—Easily reference key points from instructional voiceovers
✅ 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™—Earn continuing medical education credits while enhancing your documentation skills
Tracey Quail Davidoff, MD, FACP, FCUCM, has practiced Urgent Care Medicine for more than 15 years, after spending 15 years working as an emergency physician. She is currently an Assistant Professor in Family Medicine at the Florida State University College of Medicine and practices at BayCare Urgent Care in Tampa, FL. Dr. Davidoff is the Editor-in-Chief of EB Medicine’s Evidence-Based Urgent Care and host of sister podcast Evidence-Based Urgentology; a member of the Board of Directors of the Urgent Care Association; and the Co-Editor-in-Chief of the College of Urgent Care Medicine's Urgent Caring publication. Dr. Davidoff has lectured extensively both locally and nationally on a variety of topics related to emergency medicine and urgent care medicine. She has worked as a case reviewer for the New York State Department of Health Office of Professional Misconduct and has served as an expert witness for multiple legal firms throughout the United States.
Jeff Willis, MD, is an emergency physician with more than 20 years of clinical experience working in emergency departments of all sizes. He holds a master’s degree in healthcare administration and has held leadership roles at several hospitals, including serving as the medical director for a Level I trauma center. Dr. Willis is now a full-time medical-legal consultant working with medical malpractice attorneys (both plaintiff and defense) to help them understand the strengths and weaknesses of their cases, with a focus on prelitigation and pretrial services.
Who Should Take This Course, Safeguarding Charting?
This course is essential for:
Don’t Let Poor Documentation Put Your Career at Risk
Your documentation is your first line of defense in a medical malpractice claim. Without clear, thorough, and legally sound charting, even strong clinical decisions can be challenged. Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court gives you the tools to ensure your charts are legally defensible, accurate, and reflective of your expertise.
Enroll Today in Safeguarding Charting and Secure Your Future in Medicine
Take control of your documentation, protect your practice, and gain the confidence that your charts will stand up in court. Enroll now in Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court!
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AMA Credit Designation: EB Medicine designates this internet enduring material for a maximum of 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
AOA Credit Designation: Safeguarding Charting: Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court is eligible for 4 Category 2-B credit hours by the American Osteopathic Association.
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