Defending Health Care Professionals Against Clear & Present Danger from the National Practitioner Databank
| Faculty: | Douglas M. Nadjari, Esq. |
| Production Date: | January 6 2011 |
Description
A physician’s professional career and livelihood can be ruined by an adverse report to the National Practitioner Databank (“NPDB”), and thus it is essential that attorneys representing medical professionals be familiar with all NPDB reporting requirements. In this course, Attorney Douglas M. Nadjari provides an overview of the Healthcare Quality Improvement Act of 1996, and identifies the clear and present danger posed to doctors and hospitals by the NPDB proceedings. In addition, Nadjari explains how an attorney can zealously defend a physician in a State Disciplinary Action, Medicare Disqualification, Professional Review Action, Clinical Limitation, and Managed Care Agreement termination. Mr. Nadjari also discusses various preventative measures that physicians can take to avoid NPDB reports. All attorneys that represent physicians or medical providers must watch this course.
I. The Healthcare Quality Improvement Act of 1996
II. The National Practitioner Databank
III. Reporting
IV. State Disciplinary Actions
V. Hospital Limitations on Clinical Privileges
VI. Managed Care Agreements
VII. Professional Review Actions
VIII. Rules for Survival
User Reviews
Barbara (Huston , TX)
Very comprehensive and thorough.
Joseph (New Haven, CT)
very interesting for a subject matter with which I was totally unfamiliar
Karen (elma, NY)
Great speaker; very knowledgeable in this area; after hearing his talk, I would recommend every physician listen to it
Karen (Macon, GA)
excellent and very informative
Janet (Ballston Lake, NY)
excellent speaker & excellent content
Iliana (Peekskill, NY)
Material was concise and direct. It was an interesting learning experience
Eileen G (Montpelier, VT)
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jacqueline (dallas, TS)
This instructor was excellent - content was informative and advice practical
Kerry (Fort Wayne, IN)
Good practical tips/considerations
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Susan (Bellingham, WA)
Compelling, fast-paced, loaded with facts, and great advice. Loved it.
Michel (SCARSDALE, NY)
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excellent speaker
Michael (Renton, WA)
Mr. Nadjari was probably the best CLE speaker I've seen in my legal career.
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mary (south nyack, NY)
great points for representing doctors
Timothy (Long Beach, NY)
good course
Richard (Armonk, NY)
I didn't know what to expect, but ended up learning something new and interesting.
Darrell (Washington, D.C., DC)
I am in this field and I learned very valuable information that I can use in practice.
W. Rainer (Osprey, FL)
Competent and very clear
Sherry (Glenview, IL)
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Lucia (Miami, FL)
Very good presenter and content.
george (St. Petersburg, FL)
Lucid, well-thought out presentation. Good plain language. Very pragmatic orientation.
Peter (ny, NY)
all practiioners should be aware of these collateral consequences
Elizabeth (Whitestone, NY)
Excellent so well explained!
Colin (Chicago, IL)
Comes in handy. I know a lot of Doctors. Thanks!
Richard (scarsdale, NY)
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Mark N (Larchmont, NY)
Superb presentation.
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Good presentation for a med mal lawyer.
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Excellent speaker and knowledgeable.
Madeleine (Amagansett, NY)
excellent, interesting, held my attention
Thomas (Klamath Falls, OR)
Fascinating area of the law and a great presentation!
Ted (Belleview, FL)
Fantastic presentation. Informative, well-organized, and extremely valuable. Mr. Nadjari tendered a tremendous service to those of us interested in helping physicians with licensing problems.
William (Gloucester, MA)
A good discussion on counseling professionals on harming themselves. The discussion on damage mitigation during hearings is extremely important. Sometimes, a professional's hubris is a weapon used by others to do harm...help practitioners help -rather than harm- themselves. Sage advice!
Adam (New York, NY)
Speaker was very knowledgeable.
Robert (Maple Valley, WA)
Crisp presentation, engaging material.
John (New York, NY)
very informative
MURRAY S. (NEW YORK, NY)
Very interesting type of practice.
jennifer (brooklyn, NY)
Good, practical advice. I never realized everything that a Doctor had to consider and worry about in a practice. As a lawyer, I feel a little guilty actually...
Mia (Miami Beach , FL)
Excellent speaker!
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great course...
Charles (Oakland, CA)
did not know about the Databank.
Sheri (Miami Beach, FL)
Very factual from a medical orientation. Very interesting for someone with a strong medical background.
Kristina (Huntington Beach, CA)
Quite informative on implications of National Practitioner Databank.
Daniel G (Couerd-Alene, ID)
I have no desire to do medical law, but would recommend this program to those that do.
Roger (New York, NY)
Wonderful presentation.
Nancy (The Woodlands, TX)
Excellent information
Ken (Maple Valley, WA)
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Lisa (Denton, TX)
Excellent examples
Michael (Ashland, OR)
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John (Salem, OR)
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Anne (Glen Cove, NY)
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Barbara (Lookout Mountain, TN)
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Michael (Matawan, NJ)
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Bob (Houston, TX)
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very informative for my practice.
Cheryl (Freeport, NY)
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Chris (Mount Kisco, NY)
An unfamiliar subject, good overview
Patrick (chicago, IL)
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Peter (Munster, IN)
more interesting than I thought it would be.
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Elton (Bosotn, MA)
Great overview.
Angelique (West Babylon, NY)
Mr. Nadjari seemed very knowledgeable and competent. This class was very interesting.
Daniel (Old Bethpage, NY)
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Donald (CHAMPAIGN, IL)
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Jonathan (New York, NY)
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Robert (New York, NY)
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Johnna (EAGLE, ID)
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mark (dallas, TX)
Excellent. Appreciate comments on related disciplinary enforcement issues.
Linda (Greenvale, NY)
100% well done! Thank you for presenting Mr. Nadjari and his keen knowledge of the subject.
Frank (Carle Place, NY)
Outstanding speaker!
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This guy is one of the BEST I have ever heard..knowledgeable and a sense of humor.
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excellent presentation
Mark (new york, NY)
Very thorough and well done
Michelle (Galt, CA)
Great information, brought out some hidden pitfalls.
Mary Ann (Victor, NY)
As a medical malpractice defense attorney myself, I found this presentation up to date and well presented.
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