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Using Medical Malpractice Claims Data to Improve Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Cost
May 29, 2019
Reynolds shares CRICO’s history and mission, and offers insight into the company’s captive insurance program, which in addition to serving its members’ medical professional liability (MPL) insurance and other needs, also provides a comparative database representing approximately 30 percent of all MPL claims in the United States.
In addition, the BOH interview highlights how CRICO’s powerful claims analytics and resulting patient safety awareness and solutions, ultimately help improve the “mission and margin” of health care overall.
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Using medical malpractice claims data to improve healthcare quality, safety, and cost. Business of Healthcare. 2019 May.
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