Episode 6: Maternal medical liability
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In the next episode of our maternal health miniseries, experts Dr. Steven Porter, an OB/GYN serving as the Chief executive at Risk LD and Lori Adams, Patient Safety and Risk Manager at Copic Insurance Company discuss the common issues that rise to a level of a claim, industry trends, top four claims and emerging risks in maternal and fetal safety.
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