Risk management handbook for health care organizations /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: American Society for Healthcare Risk Management
Other Authors: Carroll, Roberta
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: San Francisco : Chicago : Jossey-Bass ; AHA Press, [2004]
Edition:Fourth edition.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Enterprise risk management : laying a broader framework for health care risk management
  • Health care legal concepts
  • Governance of the health care organization
  • Development of a risk management program
  • The health care risk management professional
  • Systems for risk identification
  • Risk mapping - a visual tool for risk management decision making
  • Physician and allied health professional credentialing
  • Claims and ligation management
  • Documentation and the medical record
  • Managing risk in acute-care speciality units
  • Creating patient safety and high reliability : critical challenges for risk managers
  • Primary and ambulatory care
  • Risk management and behavioral health
  • Home care services
  • Pre-hospital emergency medical services
  • Post-acute and long-term care
  • A contract review primer for risk managers
  • Managed care
  • Introduction to risk financing
  • Cost of risk
  • Insurance : basic priciples and coverages
  • Risk financing techniques
  • Request for proposals
  • Mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures
  • Emerging liabilities in partnerships, joint ventures, and collaborative relationships
  • Advertising liability - a growing risk management concern
  • Patient rights for empowered consumers and risk managers
  • Informed consent as a loss control process
  • Ethics and patient care
  • Communication with patients and other customers : the ultimate loss control tool
  • Employment practices legal issues
  • Absence and productivity management
  • Organizational staffing
  • Worker's compensation programs in health care organizations
  • Emergency management
  • Occupational and environmental risk exposures for health care facilities
  • Statutes, standards, and regulations
  • Accreditation, licensure, certification, and surveying bodies
  • Corporate compliance - a risk management framework
  • The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) of 1996
  • Information technologies and risk management
  • Evolving risk in cyberspace and telemedicine
  • Data management
  • The risk manager and biomedical technology
  • Risk management's role in performance improvement
  • Benchmarking
  • Risk management program evaluation