Our PRMS Risk Managers frequently share their expertise by contributing articles to clinical journals, including the Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience (ICNS) digital journal, throughout the year. Read an excerpt by Justin Pope, JD, PRMS Senior Risk Manager, from ICNS’ article, “Risk Management: EHR Use and Emerging Risks.” Understanding EHR Risks: What Clinicians Need to Kno ...
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First PRMS Partners in the Community Grant Winners
Advancing Mental Health Support and Advocacy To further Professional Risk Management Services’ (PRMS) enduring dedication to supporting mental health and the organizations aligned with this cause, we proudly launched the PRMS Partners in the Community Grant (PPCG) this past Spring 2024, inviting partners to nominate local non-profits that enhance mental healthcare in their comm ...
Unlocking NYC – 19 Insider Tips for Planning Your Visit for the APA Meeting: Guest Blog
PRMS is pleased to feature Meagan O’Toole, JD, CAE, Executive Director of the New York County Psychiatric Society (NYCPS), along with members of the NYCPS Executive Council, as guest bloggers this month to highlight all that New York City has to offer, including unique gems ranging from museums to restaurants. Things To Do In New York City “Welcome to New York, it’s been waiti ...
UC Davis Psychiatrist Awarded Third PRMS-Endowed Fellowship with GAP: Guest Blog
As part of PRMS’ ongoing commitment to behavioral health, we invited Ivy Song, MD, PGY-3 psychiatry resident at the University of California, Davis, to be featured as our guest blogger this month and share her goals as the new PRMS Fellow in Child Psychiatry with the Group for Advancement of Psychiatry (GAP). In my personal and professional journey, finding my voice and telling ...
From Residency to Retirement: How PRMS Supports Psychiatry Residents
Choosing a malpractice insurance policy is one of the first – and most important – decisions you will face in your career. And as a resident, you may have a lot of questions: How much is malpractice insurance? When does a psychiatrist need malpractice insurance? What is a claims made policy versus occurrence insurance policy? Luckily, the experienced team at PRMS is equipped to ...
PRMS Celebrates 2023 National Nonprofit Day
Today on National Nonprofit Day, PRMS thanks the behavioral healthcare associations, societies, and organizations that serve the mental health community. We are proud to work with so many of the amazing organizations that offer education, support, advocacy, and more to their members through event sponsorships, educational opportunities, and partnerships. These organizations inc ...
PRMS Celebrates Refer a Colleague 10th Anniversary
We are delighted to celebrate the 10th anniversary of our Refer a Colleague program this year! To thank our clients and friends for making the Refer a Colleague program successful, we are donating $110 per referral for the entire month of July! Refer a psychiatrist or behavioral healthcare group practice to PRMS, and we will make a donation to support the mental health organiz ...
This May, PRMS Shines a Light on Mental Health Awareness Month
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month this May and as part of our efforts to give back to the mental healthcare community, PRMS is proud to support three organizations advocating for mental health in our communities: Child Mind Institute, Seek Her Foundation, and Purple Heart Foundation. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAHMSA), which works as ...
Join the First 2023 PRMS Psych-cess Webinar: Contract Negotiation
Ready for success in your psychiatric career? PRMS® Psych-cess is a FREE virtual webinar for residents, fellows, and early career psychiatrists, led by experts in the field to set you up for success. Interested in learning more about the ins and outs of contract negotiations? Hear from health law attorney, Mary Jean Geroulo, Esquire, as she leads a discussion about contract ne ...
PRMS 2023 Risk Management’s New Year Resolutions
Yes, it’s already that time of year again! If you’re like most busy psychiatrists, you may not yet have had a chance to implement last year’s risk management resolutions, or maybe even those of the year before that. Don’t worry – we’re not here to make you feel bad. In fact, this year we’re recommending a slightly different approach. Rather than looking at ways to improve your ...
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