Harvard Study Continues to Distort Healthcare Quality Debate
The Harvard Medical Practice Study is often cited in discussions of healthcare quality and medical malpractice reform. Missing from this discussion is any mention of the critical flaws of the study.
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Directors and Officers/Management Liability Insurance
Protect your directors and officers from liabilities related to the operation and management of a business.
Dec 02, 2024
2024 Judicial Review: Significant Court Decisions on Medical Liability Issues
Between fall 2023 and summer 2024, state supreme courts handed down mixed decisions on medical liability issues affecting healthcare professionals.
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The Doctor’s Advocate
Detecting and Addressing Incidental Findings
With the use of current imaging technology, it has become more common to find abnormalities, or “incidental findings,” that are unrelated to the reason the imaging was ordered.
Healthcare’s Transformation
Richard E. Anderson, MD, FACP, chairman and CEO of The Doctors Company, discusses some of the most pressing issues facing providers today, including rising healthcare spending and hospital mergers.
Nelson Guzman
Nelson Guzman is president and founder of Trinity Risk Advisors in Alpharetta, Georgia. He has worked in insurance for 20 years.
Jul 30, 2026
The Different Types of Medical Malpractice Insurance
Explore the different types of medical malpractice insurance and find the right coverage for your practice, whether you're new or established.
Jun 04, 2026
Nearly Two Decades of Support for Healthcare Innovation
The Foundation was created to advance the practice of good medicine through grants that support research, education, and training to improve patient safety and clinical outcomes.
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The Doctor’s Advocate
When Midwives Should Escalate Care
One of the greatest sources of liability for midwives is delays in escalating care.
October 08, 2026, Becker's ASC Review
General Surgery’s $405K Malpractice Problem
Becker's ASC Review highlights The Doctors Company's analysis of general surgery malpractice claims, examining the contributing factors associated with patient harm and the financial impact of communication breakdowns, including an average indemnity payment of $405,000 for communication-related claims.
