IT STARTED AS A ROUTINE PATIENT VISIT
An experienced primary care NP evaluated a patient whose symptoms appeared relatively low-risk.
The assessment was reasonable. The treatment plan was appropriate. The chart was completed during a busy clinic day. Nothing seemed unusual.
Eight months later, a request for records lands in your inbox – for a visit you don’t remember, about a patient who experienced an adverse event.
What follows isn’t a conversation about your intentions. It’s an examination of:
- Clinical judgment
- Documentation
- Prescribing decisions
- Referrals
- Follow-up recommendations
- Clinical-reasoning
Every decision was reviewed. Every note was scrutinized. Every omission mattered.
Because when a complaint, malpractice claim, or board investigation occurs, the question isn't:
"What were you trying to do?"
It's:
CAN YOU DEFEND WHAT YOU DID?
Let Kristene Diggins, DNP, JD, CNE, FAANP, MBA, a Fellow of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and Healthcare Law Scholar, solve the risks that exist in your current practice. Few educators possess both legal and clinical expertise. With the unique combination of experiences and education, Dr. Diggins is going to deliver an impactful one-day presentation.
This is not another legal lecture.
This is a practical risk-management workshop designed specifically for today's nurse practitioner.
Rather than reviewing regulations in the abstract, you'll learn how legal principles apply during real patient encounters, using realistic clinical scenarios, landmark legal cases, malpractice trends, and practical decision-making frameworks you can immediately apply in practice.
Your APRN Legal Risk Practice Guide Includes
- Top legal and malpractice risks facing APRNs right now
- Employment contracts: Compensation breakdown, productivity expectations, and more
- Proactive in the exam room: A missed diagnosis, failure to refer, expanding scope-of-practice
- Prescribing safeguards: Prescribing errors, polypharmacy, and controlled substances
- Defensible documentation and electronic communication
- Liability answers on AI, telehealth, and emerging technologies
- Ready-to-use checklists for your everyday risk reduction
You'll leave with frameworks, tools, updates, and new ways to protect yourself—during the next patient visit, contract renewal, or conversation with risk management. Sign up today…you are guaranteed to experience an absolutely essential training for your career and practice, with two registration options to choose from.
