HUB International In Collaboration With Staff At The Cornell University, Sloan Program In Healthcare Administration Releases Medical Assistant Patient Safety White Paper
"Our primary focus is to inform physicians practices and help keep patients safe," said
Titled "Medical Assistants and the Adoption of Delineation of Privileges," the paper discusses the risks to physicians' practices that use medical assistants. Physicians are held legally liable for any action taken by their medical assistants. The paper addresses the importance of understanding medical assistant training and preparation, setting proper limitations on what services medical assistants can and cannot perform and reviewing the scope-of-practice laws based on state.
"Patient wellbeing and safety are at a significant risk in America's medical offices and providing guidance to physicians and practice administrators is key in fostering critical risk management and prevention," said Bartell.
Download a copy of the white paper here.
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