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Episodes 11-15 Highlights
Catch up on crucial topics like nurse medical errors, California's new malpractice caps, the risks of AI, and more in our episodes 11-15 recap.
Seasoned nurse leader Stephanie Sanderson shares her recent harrowing experience with a medical error. Next, Matthew Keris, a defense lawyer specializing in artificial intelligence, explains the risk of using AI in healthcare when the product's vendor distances themselves from providers during a claim. Joshua Silverman, a plaintiff attorney, dispels myths about his role and Dr. Christopher Landrigan of I-PASS shares the impressive data behind improving healthcare communication. Finally, Scott Buchholz, a California defense attorney, calls providers to action to improve healthcare risk management in the wake of AB 35.

Making the Most of Limited Resources: Strategies for FQHC and CAH Leaders
Smart strategies like data-driven care, streamlined workflows, and peer review help FQHCs and CAHs thrive despite limited resources.
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Why Turnover Shouldn't Disrupt Your Peer Review Program
Outsourced peer review ensures continuity during turnover—keeping quality, compliance, and care improvement on track.
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What to Expect from an HRSA Operational Site Visit (OSV)
Get ready for your HRSA OSV: solid peer reviews—especially with external input—can prevent red flags and protect your FQHC funding.
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