Evening Rounds

 

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As a division of the MedPro Group, PLICO is partnering with them to upgrade our learning management system. In 2024, most registrants will be NEW USERS and will be asked to create a MedPro account that will link to their new Rievent account. Please print or open in a new tab to assist with registering. 

Evening Rounds Registration Instructions

 

Evening Rounds is a risk management PREMIER ACTIVITY. PLICO is pleased to offer our insured providers the opportunity to attend Premier Activities* throughout the year in 2024. In addition to complimentary AMA PRA Category 1 CME™ credit, Evening Rounds sessions cover a variety of topics and provide valuable information to decrease risk and improve the quality of patient care. Evening Rounds sessions are available in Tulsa and Oklahoma City in the first and second quarters of the year. Please see below for the current schedule.

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Neel Natarajan, Esq
Sid Smith, Esq
Join us for an overview of  valuable information regarding current legal isues facing physicians and other healthcare providers. Experienced defense attorneys, Sid Smith, Esq and Neel Natarajan, Esq will present topics important to the practice of medicine and discuss strategies to manage both ongoing and newly identified risks faced by providers in this evolving healthcare environment. They will explore strategies to address potential risk points and mitigate these to improve patient outcomes and experience as well as protect the provider from litigation.  
Breakfast and Registration: 8:30am-9am; Program: 9am-11am
- September 28: Oklahoma State Medical Association
 
Sorry Works! - eval
Doug Wojcieszak
This presentation will provide an overview of disclosure and apology principles using cases and real-world examples. Audience members will learn how to run to a problem and stay connected with consumers, even after crippling injuries or deaths potentially caused by medical errors. The presentation will show attendees how to implement disclosure principles in their practices and keep the culture alive going forward. 
Dinner and Registration: 5pm-6pm; Program: 6pm-8pm
- September 30: Oklahoma State Medical Assocation, OKC
- October 1: Tandy Medical Academic Building, Tulsa
 
John Banja, PhD
Many individuals who follow contemporary research and development in artificial intelligence applications are predicting that these applications will enable, over the next few decades, the greatest cultural and socioeconomic upheavals in the history of humankind. While some commentators are deeply anxious over these projections others are markedly optimistic and claim that artificial intelligence may bring about unprecedented improvements in standards of living throughout the world. One thing is certain, however: the nature and delivery in health care in industrially advanced countries will be exquisitely affected, largely owing to the myriad of technologies that have developed over the last thirty years and which will be vastly improved (and likely replaced) by new developments in AI. This presentation will examine some of these prognostications. Beginning with a brief overview of professional identity formation since the advent of managed care, this presentation will segue into some introductory comments on the aspirations and projected applications of artificial intelligence technologies in health care. It will conclude with six scenarios resulting from AI implementation that will challenge health care delivery, professional identity formation, and the training of future clinicians. 
Dinner and Registration: 5pm-6pm; Program: 6pm-8pm
- October 14: Tandy Medical Academic Building, Tulsa
- October 15: Oklahoma State Medical Assocation, OKC
 
Graham Billingham, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Technology in healthcare continues to evolve faster than our ability to adapt. By understanding the limitations of technology, we can improve patient safety, outcomes and expectations. Technology is a mixed blessing because while it can bring many improvements to care, it also can increase risk. There is a steep learning curve associated with any new technology but in healthcare, it can come at the patients' expense. This presentation will analyze malpractice data, common errors and challenges in deploying new technology in healthcare. We will focus on risk mitigation strategies that prevent errors before they happen, and reduce risk to patients and providers and improve both patient safety and outcomes. 
Dinner and Registration: 5pm-6pm; Program: 6pm-8pm
- October 23: CityPlex, Tulsa
- October 24: Oklahoma State Medical Assocation, OKC
 
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*Insureds who successfully complete these programs may be eligible for a risk management premium credit at their next policy renewal. Premium credit eligibility is subject to policy type.