News
The Impact of Incident Disclosure Behaviors on Medical Malpractice Claims
Jun 30, 2017
Study Conclusion: The study found a small number of medical errors resolved by claims that were disclosed and/or apologized for. Among these errors, disclosure and apology had no impact on medical malpractice litigation.
Citation for the Full-text Article
Giraldo P, Sato L, Castells X. The Impact of incident disclosure behaviors on medical malpractice claims. Journal of Patient Safety. June 2017 [Published Ahead of Print].
Latest News from CRICO
Get all your medmal and patient safety news here.
K Logix Interviews Salaam Harris About His Role as CISO at CRICO
News
Salaam Harris, CRICO CISO, was featured in K Logix's CISO Profile blog series.
Medication Errors and Malpractice: What a Decade of Cases Reveals About Risk Across the Care Continuum
News
Published in MPLA’s Inside Medical Liability, the article uses a decade of Candello med mal data to highlight medication error risks and the need for coordinated safeguards across every stage of care.
Financial Impact of Medical Miscommunication
News
This article, published in the "Inside Medical Liability" publication (January 2026), highlights data from Candello’s 2025 Benchmarking Report, "Malpractice Risks in Communication Failures: A 10-Year Follow Up."
How Informed Consent Impacts Surgery Malpractice Outcomes
News
This article, authored by Hannah Tremont of CRICO, was featured in the Medical Professional Liability Association’s "Inside Medical Liability" publication. It highlights data from Candello's med mal database to discuss liability risks for surgeons and considers how malpractice data can help address the issue.