Clinical analysis of Constellation’s surgical malpractice claims reveals that factors driving postoperative (post-op) harm events and claims include problems with assessment and monitoring skills, as well as communication challenges. View to hear about actual malpractice cases and learn how you can improve your surgical team’s performance.
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At Constellation, we’re creating a better way forward after harm events. Watch this on-demand video to learn how to build a culture and implement processes that support early reporting. Prompt reporting and management of events can help preserve relationships, promote communication and improve everyone’s experience.
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Making accurate and timely diagnoses is a partnership between the health care team and the diagnosticians; however, nearly half of Constellation diagnostic error malpractice claims involve follow-up system failures. Learn how to identify the ROI, find your data sources and improve diagnostic processes in your organization.
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At Constellation, we’re creating a better way forward after harm events—a way that preserves relationships, promotes communication and ultimately improves everyone’s experience. Watch this on-demand video today to learn how our early intervention program, HEAL, is showing promising benefits for clinicians, care teams and health care organizations.
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Constellation, Inc. and Curi Holdings, Inc., two of the nation’s leading providers of medical professional liability insurance, have signed an agreement to merge. “This merger represents the joining of two like-minded companies, both with a vision to provide superior products and services to healthcare providers and organizations across the nation,” said Constellation President & CEO
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Deep tissue injuries (DTIs) that evolve into severe pressure ulcers affect millions of people in the United States each year. Unfortunately, many believe that DTIs and severe pressure ulcers (also called pressure injuries) are always preventable with proper skin care and repositioning. This incorrect perception leads to malpractice claim losses. Learn about the physiological mechanisms
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