Managing Problem Practitioners: A Leadership Guide to Dealing With Impaired, Disruptive, Aging, and Burned-Out Clinicians

Managing Problem Practitioners: A Leadership Guide to Dealing With Impaired, Disruptive, Aging, and Burned-Out Clinicians

Todd Sagin, MD, JD

Address fitness-to-practice concerns with confidence!

Managing Problem Practitioners: A Leadership Guide to Dealing With Impaired, Disruptive, Aging, and Burned-Out Clinicians is the medical staff’s answer for developing policies and procedures that address physician impairment, disruptive behavior, and problems associated with aging. Expert Todd Sagin, MD, JD, provides the guidance the medical staff office needs to develop and implement a process for assessing and resolving legally compromising situations. Don’t get caught unpreparedâreduce your lawsuit risk and keep your patients and clinicians out of harm’s way.

$135

This book will help you:

Develop an aging physician policy that protects physicians and the organization
Train medical staff leaders on how to deal with a disruptive physician
Take the proper steps when physicians fail to correct their behavior
Design a physician wellness committee that is supportive of the medical staff
Set and communicate clear expectations of physician behavior and competency

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