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CRICO/RMF: Using Malpractice Data to Raise Risk Intelligence

  • November 09, 2010
  • 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Consortium Offices, 460 Totten Pond Rd Ste 690, Waltham
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Using Malpractice Data to Raise Risk Intelligence

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CRICO/RMF has been the medical malpractice company owned by and serving the Harvard medical community since 1976. Our data-driven approach to claims management and patient safety is the outcome of years of service to our members and our national base of clients affiliated with RMF Strategies.

The foundation of our risk intelligence service is a proprietary clinical coding taxonomy that captures clinical elements embedded in professional liability cases and allows for detailed data analysis. These data elements are analyzed in our Comprehensive Risk Intelligence Tool (CRIT), which was deployed in early 2010 and enables us to efficiently mine our data for specific questions and overall trends. 

The insight gained through the use of this tool and our taxonomy, provides clear evidence to drive patient safety initiatives in several clinical dimensions such as surgery, obstetrics, and diagnostic failure.

Speakers:
  • Heather Riah, Chief Operating Officer, RMF Strategies
As Chief Operating Officer for RMF Strategies, a division of CRICO/RMF, Ms. Riah oversees all operations for the organization including product development, sales and strategic alliances. Additionally, Ms. Riah is the COO for the OB Team Training Program; Team Performance Plus (TPP), which is run in association with clinical staff from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.  Ms. Riah has over twenty years experience in the insurance industry.
  • Kristin Darby, Chief Information Officer, CRICO/RMF
Kristin Darby joined CRICO/RMF as Chief Information Officer (CIO) in July 2009.  In that capacity, she is responsible for the strategy and planning of all internal as well as RMF Strategies facing technology components, including development, maintenance and support of all hardware/software infrastructure and applications to support CRICO/RMF.  Ms. Darby has more than 15 years of Information Technology and Healthcare experience and numerous technical certifications which include Cisco, Microsoft, Lotus and Six Sigma Green Belt.

 

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