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NORCAL Group to be Acquired by ProAssurance Corporation San Francisco — NORCAL Group and ProAssurance Corporation (NYSE: PRA), both specialty insurers with extensive expertise in healthcare professional liability, announced today the signing of a definitive agreement to combine the companies
False Advertising of a Medical Practice Leads to . . . - NORCAL Group Violating federal and state physician advertising laws and regulations can lead to medical board discipline and fines, can complicate the defense of liability claims, malpractice lawsuits, and may not be covered by medical liability insurance policies
NORCAL Group - Medical Malpractice Insurance NORCAL offers versatile coverage, an A M Best “A” (Excellent) rating and 40 years of strength and stability to physicians across the nation
Managing Angry and Violent Patient Encounters - NORCAL Group Responding to Unanticipated Outcomes: First Conversations (NORCAL) Communication and Optimal Resolution (CANDOR) Toolkit (AHRQ) The Threat of Violent Patients Workplace violence, “the act or threat of violence, ranging from verbal abuse to physical assaults directed toward persons at work or on duty,” contributes to physician burnout
Consent for Treatment of an Adolescent: Drug Testing - NORCAL Group This content originally appeared in the NORCAL Group Risk Management publication, Claims Rx Many releases of Claims Rx are available in the Claims Rx Directory for download Policyholders will also find instructions for obtaining CME credit for select releases
Abandonment of Surgical Patients - NORCAL Group Most of the NORCAL Group claims analyzed for this article in which a patient alleged abandonment by his or her surgeon involve an inappropriate delegation of duty from the surgeon to another member of the surgical team, or a failure to address a surgical complication when delegation was absent or ineffective