The Verdict Is In! 2022 Q2 edition

Incidentally, you can be found liable for incidental findings.

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* 1. True or False: The ordering provider is responsible to inform patients of clinically significant incidental findings both listed in the impression of the report as well as those buried in the body of the report.

True

False

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* 2. For patients with clinically significant incidental findings discovered at the time of the initial encounter, the provider should: (select the best answer)

Discuss the findings with the patient and family and document this discussion

Document incidental findings in the diagnostic impression

Notify the PCP through CC of the chart if your system has this capability

Document in the discharge instructions the findings and suggested follow-up

All the above

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* 3. For patient with clinically significant incidental findings discovered at the time of a radiology overread: (select the best answer)

An assigned individual should follow-up on any reports flagged by radiology with an overread, match the report with the patient encounter, and follow up with the patient (and ideally the PCP as well)

Document the follow-up in the patient’s medical record

All the above

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* 4. Which of the following are good patient safety practices? (select the best answer)

Have the correct PCP listed in the chart

Ensure correct contact information

Create a process to dedicate a specific provider and time of day to be responsible for radiology discrepancies. This process should specify the follow-up process and documentation of it

All the above

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* 5. True or False?
Insureds should contact their malpractice insurer for guidance and support when they experience a patient care outcome that may prompt a claim against them in the future.

True

False

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* 6. Contact information for CME credit and entry into the $300 raffle

Name

Primary Site

Email Address

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* 1. True or False: The ordering provider is responsible to inform patients of clinically significant incidental findings both listed in the impression of the report as well as those buried in the body of the report.

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* 2. For patients with clinically significant incidental findings discovered at the time of the initial encounter, the provider should: (select the best answer)

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* 3. For patient with clinically significant incidental findings discovered at the time of a radiology overread: (select the best answer)

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* 4. Which of the following are good patient safety practices? (select the best answer)

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* 5. True or False? Insureds should contact their malpractice insurer for guidance and support when they experience a patient care outcome that may prompt a claim against them in the future.

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* 6. Contact information for CME credit and entry into the $300 raffle

* 5. True or False?
Insureds should contact their malpractice insurer for guidance and support when they experience a patient care outcome that may prompt a claim against them in the future.