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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong><u>This webinar was presented on Thursday, June 29, 2017</u></strong></p>  <p><u><strong>About the Program</strong></u><br /> Is Peer Review information still privileged when the provider sues? In Part I of the &quot;Physician as Employee/Independent Contractor&quot; webinar series, Tracey Jaensch, of our Hospital and Physician Practice Group, will discuss Peer Review Privilege, the current state of the law around the country and best practices for handling peer review issues both for employed physicians and privileged physicians performing services as independent contractors.</p>  <p><u><strong>Continuing Education</strong></u><br /> &bull;FordHarrison is recognized by SHRM to offer Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for the SHRM-CPSM or SHRM-SCPSM. This course is approved for 1 hour of PDC.<br /> &bull;This program is also pre-approved by HRCI for 1 hour of PHR, GPHR, and SPHR recertification credit.</p>  <p><u><strong>Registration</strong></u><br /> To view a recording of this webinar, click the Register button below.<br /> <br /> <br /> <u><strong>Upcoming Sessions </strong></u><br /> Part II: The Physician as Independent Contractor-Risks, Rewards and the Emerging Law<br /> Part III: Physician Departures-Discipline, Discharge, and the Physician Employment Agreement<br /> Part IV: Physician Non-compete Agreements<br /> Part V: Physician Burnout and the Impaired Physician-Accommodating Physicians While Protecting Patients</p> 
SUMMARY:"Peer Review Privilege  - Physician as Employee/Independent Contractor Webinar Series" - Part I - Complimentary Webinar
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