CNA Zeroes In On Serious Medical Errors

Recently, CNA insurance companies issued a client bulletin to provide healthcare managers with risk management guidance on responding to serious medical errors or so-called “never events” because they never should have happened. Also known as “hospital-acquired conditions” and “serious reportable events,” these medical errors are the subject of recently issued policy statements from the federal government, healthcare and consumer groups, and private insurers.

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Filed under: Health Insurance / Medical Insurance on July 26th, 2008