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OMIC Digest Volume 35 Number 2

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We have developed two new Risk Management Recommendations (Advanced Practice Providers and Medical Decision-Making Capacity) and one new consent form (Susvimo Consent).

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
Closed Claim Study: A Fire in the OR During COVID
Message from the Chair: My leadership journey at OMIC

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Effective Telephone Screening: Key Takeaways

Telephone screening is often the first point of clinical decision making. Poor handling can lead to delayed treatment, patient harm, and significant malpractice liability. Non-physician staff must follow structured protocols and avoid making independent clinical judgments.