Browsing articles from "December, 2020"

Regional (retrobulbar or peribulbar) anesthesia block consent form

Ophthalmologists can use this Regional anesthesia block consent form if theywill be the one performing the block.

See our anesthesia recommendations: Anesthesia Liability.

Vitrectomy

This form is for Vitrectomy.

Retinal surgery can be used for many retinal procedures, including vitrectomy, scleral buckle, repair of a retinal detachment or epiretinal membrane, and others.

Anticoagulant form for patients

Anticoagulants form for patients can help your patients remember when to stop and restart anticoagulant medications. We thank OMIC Board member Dr. Ronald Pelton for sharing it with us.

Risk management recommendations: Hemorrhage and Ophthalmic Procedures

Anticoagulant list

Anticoagulant consent form

Anticoagulant list

This Anticoagulant list includes the most common medications and over-the-counter drugs and supplements that could increase the risk of hemorrhage during surgery. We thank OMIC Board member Dr. Ronald Pelton for sharing it with us.

Risk management recommendations: Hemorrhage and Ophthalmic Procedures

Anticoagulants form for patients

Anticoagulant consent form

SARS-CoV-2 Testing

December 7, 2020

Dear OMIC Insureds:

This month’s Bulletin introduces new risk management resources regarding SARS-CoV-2 testing of patients and staff.

If you elect to conduct such testing in your practice, you may find these FAQ documents and consent forms helpful: https://www.omic.com/covid-test-risk-management-recommendations/.

As always, OMIC policyholders are not required to implement risk management recommendations. Rather, physicians should use their professional judgment in determining the applicability of a given recommendation to their particular patients and practice situation.

Many policyholders have inquired if they are covered for offering SARS-CoV-2 testing. A discussion of this and related questions can be found on our website: https://www.omic.com/covid-19-coverage-information/. Questions about coverage should be directed to Underwriting at 1-800-562-6642, ext. 639, or omic@omic.com.

If you have questions about the risk management resources, contact us for confidential risk management advice by emailing us at riskmanagement@omic.com.

Best wishes for a healthy and happy holiday season.

Linda D. Harrison, PhD
Director, OMIC Risk Management

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