Description
Unsafe medication practices are a common cause of preventable adverse patient events. Errors can arise from factors like medication contraindications, overprescribing, patient nonadherence, incorrect dosage, and much more. In this webinar, the risk management and patient safety experts with CAP provide actionable guidance for enhancing medication management procedures in your practice to help reduce your medical malpractice liability.
Contributors
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Bradford S. Dunkin, MHA
Brad Dunkin has spent his career dedicated to the professional liability and risk management field, providing consultation services to hospitals, physicians, and clinics on a broad spectrum of risk management topics endemic to the ever-changing and complex world of healthcare delivery and healthcare risk management and patient safety. Brad also develops and provides CME presentations on a variety of risk management topics with the goal of arming participants with knowledge and strategies to avoid liability pitfalls, reduce liability exposure, minimize claims, and improve patient safety and outcomes. Brad received his BA degree from the College of William and Mary in Virginia and his Masters (MHA) from the Medical College of Virginia.
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Monica Ludwick, Pharm.D.
Monica Ludwick, Pharm.D. is one of CAP's Senior Risk Management and Patient Safety Specialists. Before joining CAP, she was Manager, Risk Management/Patient Safety/Quality for Adventist Health Glendale (formerly known as Glendale Adventist Medical Center). In addition to her substantial experience in pharmacology and risk management, Monica is actively involved in several professional organizations and has earned outstanding employee recognition multiple times during her career. She earned a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of California San Francisco, School of Pharmacy.