Articles

Improving Community Health

By Kathryn Ruscitto Thursday, August 18, 2022 So much of what we are dealing with in our society can be addressed by improving community health Besides socioeconomic factors, the physical environment, health behaviors, and access to clinical care — when rolled together — produce good or bad

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Be Careful of the SLAPP-back

By Laura Spring, Esq. Thursday, August 18, 2022 Pursuing a defamation claim for a negative social media review is a hard road at best. Social media is ubiquitous. Nearly every organization or business — including medical practices — is being reviewed by customers and patients who can

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Innovation in Health Care

by Kathryn Ruscitto Monday, June 29, 2020 We clearly have a long way to go to get past this virus. So many challenges, and so many thanks for all front line clinicians and staff who have gotten us this far. There are some bright spots of innovation

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New York Medical Malpractice Market Trends

By Jenn Negley Friday, June 17, 2022 Frequency and severity of claims, social inflation, and tort reform are the key drivers pushing malpractice carriers to seek increases during a hard market or reductions in a soft market. While New York was slower to transition to the soft

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Patient-Centered Care

By Kathy Ruscitto, Advisor Friday, June 17, 2022 We have made many advancements in health care these days. Whether this involves staffing, healthcare delivery and access, or new technology and a growing sophistication with vaccines, all of these milestones benefit the patient. Patient-centered care has emerged as

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St. Joseph’s Health: Empowered, Engaged and Resilient

By Robin Overbay Thursday, April 14, 2022 The pandemic caused unimaginable challenges for healthcare systems across the world. In central New York, St. Joseph’s Health was up to the task. Measures taken prior to the pandemic and meaningful adjustments made in response to COVID-19 set St. Joseph’s

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