web01.fireside.fm Sat, 04 Apr 2026 09:56:38 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Your Practice Made Perfect - Episodes Tagged with “Closed Claims” https://svmic.fireside.fm/tags/closed%20claims Fri, 13 Sep 2019 00:15:00 -0500 Conversations, interviews, and advice for today's practicing medical professionals brought to you by SVMIC's J. Baugh and guests. <a href="https://home.svmic.com/resources/podcast">Learn more at SVMIC.com.</a> en-us episodic Support, Protection and Advice for Practicing Medical Professionals SVMIC Conversations, interviews, and advice for today's practicing medical professionals brought to you by SVMIC's J. Baugh and guests. <a href="https://home.svmic.com/resources/podcast">Learn more at SVMIC.com.</a> no SVMIC michael@foxfuelcreative.com Episode 076: Back to the Heart of the Matter https://svmic.fireside.fm/episode-076-back-to-the-heart-of-the-matter 1eaca406-3304-4b62-9a87-06e0458c5cad Fri, 13 Sep 2019 00:15:00 -0500 SVMIC full 1 SVMIC Brian Fortenberry sits down with J. Baugh and Katy Smith again to review a case of a 73-year-old with increasing back pain and a history of heart issues who wasn’t notified in time to catch a fatal heart attack. 17:50 no Brian Fortenberry sits down with J. Baugh and Katy Smith again to review a case of a 73-year-old with increasing back pain and a history of heart issues who wasn’t notified in time to catch a fatal heart attack. <a href="%E2%80%9Dhttps://home.svmic.com/resources/podcast/episode-076-back-to-the-heart-of-the-matter%E2%80%9D">To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.</a> EKG, closed claims, attorney, malpractice Brian Fortenberry sits down with J. Baugh and Katy Smith again to review a case of a 73-year-old with increasing back pain and a history of heart issues who wasn’t notified in time to catch a fatal heart attack.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]> Brian Fortenberry sits down with J. Baugh and Katy Smith again to review a case of a 73-year-old with increasing back pain and a history of heart issues who wasn’t notified in time to catch a fatal heart attack.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]> Episode 047: The Case of Good Medicine, Management, and Documentation https://svmic.fireside.fm/episode-047-the-case-of-good-medicine-management-and-documentation a51633f0-3f49-4c64-80c6-cc688b6210a2 Fri, 11 Jan 2019 00:15:00 -0600 SVMIC full 1 SVMIC In this closed claim case, a woman with a family history of breast cancer was closely monitored for 6 years. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, the patient filed a lawsuit against her general surgeon. She alleged that her cancer should have been diagnosed at least eight months sooner. Learn how, in this case, it proves that even if all the right steps are taken, one is never immune to a lawsuit. 15:48 no In this closed claim case, a woman with a family history of breast cancer was closely monitored for 6 years. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, the patient filed a lawsuit against her general surgeon. She alleged that her cancer should have been diagnosed at least eight months sooner. Learn how, in this case, it proves that even if all the right steps are taken, one is never immune to a lawsuit. <a href="%E2%80%9Dhttps://home.svmic.com/resources/podcast/episode-047-the-case-of-good-medicine-management-and-documentation%E2%80%9D">To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.</a> closed claims, breast cancer, cyst, mammogram In this closed claim case, a woman with a family history of breast cancer was closely monitored for 6 years. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, the patient filed a lawsuit against her general surgeon. She alleged that her cancer should have been diagnosed at least eight months sooner. Learn how, in this case, it proves that even if all the right steps are taken, one is never immune to a lawsuit.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]> In this closed claim case, a woman with a family history of breast cancer was closely monitored for 6 years. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, the patient filed a lawsuit against her general surgeon. She alleged that her cancer should have been diagnosed at least eight months sooner. Learn how, in this case, it proves that even if all the right steps are taken, one is never immune to a lawsuit.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]> Episode 042: The Case of Late Expectations https://svmic.fireside.fm/episode-042-the-case-of-late-expectations f5b3f55c-bb0b-4a35-a7f0-a5f7e3f8cc10 Fri, 16 Nov 2018 00:15:00 -0600 SVMIC full 1 SVMIC When pregnant Megan was admitted to the hospital with pain at 32 weeks, the staff failed to recognize fetal distress. This resulted in a C-section performed three hours too late and the infant suffering from severe neurological damage. Brian Fortenberry and attorney Alisa Wamble discuss this closed claim case and how tunnel vision created this sad situation. 11:54 no When pregnant Megan was admitted to the hospital with pain at 32 weeks, the staff failed to recognize fetal distress. This resulted in a C-section performed three hours too late and the infant suffering from severe neurological damage. Brian Fortenberry and attorney Alisa Wamble discuss this closed claim case and how tunnel vision created this sad situation. <a href="%E2%80%9Dhttps://home.svmic.com/resources/podcast/episode-042-the-case-of-late-expectations%22">To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.</a> fetal distress, disseminated intravascular coagulation, HELLP syndrome, severe preeclampsia, neurologic damage, closed claims When pregnant Megan was admitted to the hospital with pain at 32 weeks, the staff failed to recognize fetal distress. This resulted in a C-section performed three hours too late and the infant suffering from severe neurological damage. Brian Fortenberry and attorney Alisa Wamble discuss this closed claim case and how tunnel vision created this sad situation.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]> When pregnant Megan was admitted to the hospital with pain at 32 weeks, the staff failed to recognize fetal distress. This resulted in a C-section performed three hours too late and the infant suffering from severe neurological damage. Brian Fortenberry and attorney Alisa Wamble discuss this closed claim case and how tunnel vision created this sad situation.

To see this episodes show notes or to get more information, go to SVMIC.com.

]]>