A defendant’s manifesto: Forewarned is forearmed

Our anonymous author, sued for malpractice, shares what she learned, between papers served and trial won.

How to avoid a medical malpractice claim

An ounce of prevention is worth hours saved on trial.

Limit lawsuits by mitigating risk

A trial lawyer discusses his experience with reducing litigation risks from surgical complications.

Hiring an associate? Do the homework

Employment agreements drawn up before candidate interviews make legal sense.

ASCRS product preview

Name the product, it likely will be on display in LA. Here is a sample of what’s in store.

A mystery with no ‘physiologic basis’

The curious incident of visual deterioration years after pediatric cataract surgery.

Focus, dedication and creativity

Using these three can help you solve practice issues.

In pursuit of gene therapy for AMD

An update on investigators’ efforts to achieve effective sustained-release treatments.

For those in tip-top IT shape ...

... Continuous IT improvement will lead yours to become a process-centric practice.

Guest Editorial

To err is human, but to admit to it?

Viewpoint

Errors = malpractice? Please …

Visionaries and Educators

Mastering the posterior capsule

Coding & Reimbursement

Eye care and a placental product

Quick Hits

By Ophthalmology Management staff

Enhancing Practice Performance

When an employee crosses the line

IN SO MANY WORDS

Alcon’s Sergio Duplan

SPOTLIGHT ON TECHNOLOGY & TECHNIQUE

I-Ring: new option for pupil expansion

BEST PRACTICES

Violence in the office: it could happen

THE ENLIGHTENED OFFICE

Yes, you can dismiss patients