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OMIC Digest Volume 35 Number 2

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Course for Physicians: Milwaukee Ophthalmological Society meeting 2026

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Course for Physicians: Kentucky Academy of Eye Physicians & Surgeons (KAEPS) annual meeting 2026

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2025 OMIC Digest | Vol. 35, No. 2

Feature Article: Anesthesia related claims from 2014-2024
Eye on OMIC: Defense LEAP Program (Litigation Education and Performance)
Policy Issues: Incompetency: reporting and coverage
Policy Issues: Coverage enhancements coming in 2026
Message from the Chair: My leadership journey at OMIC

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Preventing Medical Malpractice Claims Through Effective Documentation of Differential Diagnoses: Part One in a Series on Documentation of Ophthalmic Care

In malpractice litigation, incomplete or poorly constructed documentation is often cited as evidence of substandard care. Clear, detailed notes help demonstrate sound clinical judgment and adherence to standards of care. Learn best practices for documenting differential diagnoses.