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Join us for the HAMSP 2025 Virtual Educational Series: HAMSP 2025 Virtual Educational Series: “Oh no they didn't" How to Address Unethical or Unprofessional Clinician Behavior and The Doctor Did What?!? Talking Sticky Professional Issues on July 25, 2025, at 9 AM HST. CE will be sent out to attendees after the webinar.
July 25, 2025 | 9:00 AM HST to 10:00 AM HST
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Guest Speaker: Alexis L. Angell, J.D.
Alexis L. Angell is a dedicated legal professional with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by hospitals. She focuses on working with Medical Staff leaders, Chief Medical Officers, Chief Executive Officers and Medical Staff Directors to proactively manage issues and prevent unnecessary litigation. Alexis is committed to providing effective, efficient and innovative legal solutions.
As the former Chair of the American Health Law Association’s Medical Staff, Credentialing, & Peer Review Practice Group and Editor of Polsinelli’s Med Staff Newsletter, Alexis has developed a strong proficiency in her field. Her areas of focus include:
- Advising peer review committees on quality of care, competence, conduct, behavior and wellness issues concerning physicians, nurses and advance practice professionals.
- Guiding medical staff committees through the investigation and hearing process.
- Counseling health care entities regarding reports to the National Practitioner Data Bank and state licensing boards.
- Advising health care entities about their bylaws, policies and procedures.
- Representing Medical Executive Committees at mediation and peer review hearings.
- Representing health care clients in complex commercial litigation cases and at arbitration.
Topic: “Oh no they didn't" How to Address Unethical or Unprofessional Clinician Behavior and The Doctor Did What?!? Talking Sticky Professional Issues
The facts of modern clinical life have caused healthcare professionals to feel burnt out, to cut corners, or to fail to consider the consequences of their actions when rushed or stress. This sometimes leads them to take actions that violate professionalism expectations of the medical staff and of their patients. Historically, these issues have been under reported and under addressed. However, in the current culture, hospital boards are becoming much less tolerant of professional missteps. Failing to address these behaviors can result in significant legal risks and repercussions for the institution.
Medical staff professionals (MSP) need to know how to address clinician professionalism and boundary lapses rather than letting them be swept under the rug. In this session, you will learn about common professionalism lapses, how to strengthen bylaws and other policies to address them, and the array of strategies that are available to medical staff leaders to handle these issues in a manner commensurate with the conduct. This will enhance the ability of MSPs to devise meaningful interventions for professionalism lapses that not only address the conduct, but also give the clinicians skills to avoid future missteps and cultivate positive, respectful relationships with co-workers, patients, and families.
Participants will receive 1 NAMSS CE Credit.🌺
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