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Welcome to PRMS U, our online learning center containing a wide variety of educational resources. Here you will find online courses, risk management articles and newsletters, alerts and more.

Online CME Courses

Please note: Our Telepsychiatry course, above, was created prior to the COVID-19 health emergency. A lot has changed. In addition to taking the course, please visit our FAQ, which can be accessed through the sidebar to the right. You may access our updated telepsychiatry checklist here.

Click here for helpful hints for taking the New York courses.

ATTENTION NEW YORK PSYCHIATRISTS: The NY Excess Follow-up Course designated for Policy Year 2021-2022 is now posted. You may access the current Course via the link, above. Physicians who participate in the Excess Program and/or want the 5% premium discount must complete a risk management course approved by the New York Insurance Department. The CME courses without a “NY Excess” in their title are not approved by the New York Insurance Department. You may still take unapproved courses for CME credit. If you need to take the Basic Course, please email riskmanagement@prms.com for instructions on how to access that Course.

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+ Coronavirus Crisis
- + Coronavirus Crisis
  
  Risk management updates, alerts, and FAQs related to the coronavirus crisis
  
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+ NY Excess Courses
- New York Excess Online and In-Person Seminars
  
  PRMS is pleased to provide risk management courses necessary to meet the regulatory course requirements of New York State Insurance Regulation 124. We offer Basic and Follow-up courses online and in-person Follow-up courses in the Spring. Click the link below to access the online Follow-up course.
  
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+ eRiskHub®
- Data Security Resources for PRMS Psychiatrists
  
  PRMS is pleased to provide a complimentary resource, eRiskHub®, to assist our clients in fulfilling their professional and legal obligation to keep patient information secure and confidential. This new resource provides technical assistance, including a FAQs answered by security experts.
  
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+42 CFR Part 2
- 42 CFR Part 2
  
  The 42 CFR Part 2 regulations prohibit, absent a patient’s valid written consent, the disclosure and use of patient information that would identify a patient as an alcohol or drug abuser. PRMS has authored a resource to guide psychiatrists in complying with these regulations.
  
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