Medical Malpractice

While a combination of factors including enactment of tort reform and enhanced patient safety initiatives have improved availability and affordability, liability insurance rates remain high for important medical specialties such as obstetrics, neurosurgery and emergency medicine. OHA continues to work with other parties to monitor and recommend initiatives that promote access by the public to medical care that is safe, affordable and effective.

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SOHA OSHRM 2010 Winter Conference

November 11, 2009:

The SOHA OSHRM 2010 Winter Conference is scheduled for Feb. 12 at The Blackwell Center in Columbus. 

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Medical Staff Services Professionals Annual Recognitions Seminar

2004 Risk Retention Group Guidelines letter Bricker & Eckler: OHA General Arbitration of Medical Claims Memo Bricker & Eckler: OHA General Letter Regarding SB 281 Arbitration Provisions Guidelines for Hospitals to Evaluate Insurance Coverages

Medical Liability Insurance Crisis Fact Sheet Medical Malpractice Risk Financing Medical Staff Leadership 2010 Medical Staff Leadership 2010 Brochure

Medical Staff Services Professionals Annual Recognitions Seminar Brochure Preventable Adverse Events Fact Sheet Richard Jaques v Patricia Manton Tort Reform Enacted

Ohio Patient Safety Institute OHA Insurance Solutions Inc Pacific Research Institute Credits Tort Reform for Ohio Improvement American Hospital Association: Health Care Liability Reform

Fitch Ratings Standard & Poor's A.M. Best

Tort Reform Reduces Premiums American Tort Reform Association Health Coalition on Liability and Access

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