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An introduction to risk management.

Peter C Young¹, Mark Tomski

¹University of St. Thomas Graduate School of Business, Minneapolis, MN 55403, USA. pcyoung@stthomas.edu

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America

|July 19, 2002

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Effective risk management involves assessing and addressing diverse organizational risks beyond insurance. This guide helps physiatrists apply formal risk management to their clinical and business practices for better outcomes.

Area of Science:

Healthcare Administration
Organizational Management
Medical Practice Operations

Background:

Historically, risk management focused on insurance, safety, and liability.
Organizational risks are now recognized as pervasive, diverse, and complex.
Risks extend beyond insurable events to include regulatory, financial, and operational factors.

Purpose of the Study:

To formally define the risk management process.
To guide physiatrists in applying risk management to business and clinical practice.
To educate on risk management goals, identification, analysis, and implementation.

Main Methods:

Descriptive review of formal risk management principles.
Application of risk management concepts to physiatry practice.

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Explanation of risk assessment tools and treatment options.

Main Results:

Physiatrists can proactively manage diverse organizational risks.
Understanding risk management enhances business and clinical operations.
A structured approach to risk management is crucial for practice success.

Conclusions:

Risk management is essential for modern healthcare practices.
Physiatrists can benefit from implementing comprehensive risk management strategies.
Continuous risk assessment adapts to evolving patient and market expectations.