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TOPIC: Social Media

ONLINE COURSES:

Social Media Use and Misuse (CME)

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BOOKLET:

Social Media Use and Misuse: A Guide for Psychiatrists

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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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- Let's Talk!
  
  Fast answers to questions related to practicing during the pandemic
  
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+ Coronavirus Crisis
- Coronavirus Crisis
  
  Risk management updates, alerts, and FAQs related to the coronavirus crisis
  
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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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