Mhc 710 Jh 01 Risk Management Structure Of Risk Exposure Management

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    1. What Risk Manager Does
      • ID exposure to loss
      • Manage potential effects
    2. 9 Key Areas of Exposure
      • Property
      • General Liability
      • Professional Liability
      • Automobile Liability & Physical Damage
      • Employee/volunteer injury and illness
      • Directors and officers liability
      • Fiduciary liability
      • Aircraft liability
      • Crime
    3. Property
      • What is considered to be property
      • Ways to Insure Property
        • All Risks
        • Named Peril
      • Review property & ID risks
    4. Buildings
      • Basis for valuation
      • Factors used by insurance company to determine value
      • Choose coverage based on replacement cost or depreciated value
      • Survey showed that 76% of business owners thought they had purchased replacement cost coverage. Only 9% in fact had such coverage!
    5. Contents
      • Difficult to value & track
      • Replacement cost or original cost must be determined
      • What is considered to be contents?
    6. Electronic Data Processing Equipment (EDP)
      • High Importance
      • What is considered to be EDP?
      • Valuation
      • EDP Floater
    7. Valuable Papers, Books & Documents
      • Get assessment of replacement cost from loss control company
      • Protect documents that will be used in trial or hearing
      • Keep duplicates
    8. Unusual Property
      • High tech communications equipment
      • Moveable property
      • Exhibits
      • Examples
      • Radiation emission
      • Should be insured on an inland marine “floater”
    9. Personal Property of Others
      • Leased equipment
      • Patients’, guests’, employees’ & volunteers’ belongings
      • Don’t allow highly valuable belongings
      • Warn guests and employees to protect
      • Employees are fully responsible
    10. Boiler & Other Machinery
      • Pressurized machinery
      • Often underinsured
      • Not required t/b insured by law
      • Proper maintenance & a good back
      • “ Joint Loss Agreement”
      • Insurance rates are relatively low
    11. Business Income Losses Include Lost:
      • Revenue
      • Continuing operation costs
      • Extra costs
      • Opportunity Costs
    12. Additional Property Exposures
      • Common risks
      • “ Builders Risk” insurance
      • Other things to insure
      • Construction agreement
      • Property lease agreements
    13. General Liability
      • Torts
      • Jurisdiction Determinants
      • 5 Categories of Cost Involved With Civil Action
      • Criminal actions are generally uninsurable
    14. General Liability Contract
      • Typically inclusions:
        • Bodily Injury
        • Property Damage
        • Legal Liability
        • Employee benefits liability
        • Patient’s property
      • Typical Exclusions:
        • Employee benefits
        • Completed operations
        • Products
    15. Insuring Agreements
      • What insurance company will pay
      • Insurer has “right and duty to defend”
      • Inclusion
      • Exclusions
      • Personal and advertising liability
      • “ Named insured”
      • Conditions section of policy
    16. Professional Liability
      • Coverage is triggered by a “medical incident”
      • 4 types of liability to include
      • Consent” Provision in ins. Contract
      • Occurrence vs. claims made policies
    17. Automobile Liability
      • Ordinary auto insurance
      • Not off-road vehicles
    18. Employee/Volunteer Injury and Illness
      • 2 Parts to Workers Compensation
        • Benefits allowed by state law
        • Insures employees not included under Part A and employees families
    19. Directors and Officers Liability
      • Personal management decisions
      • Only coverage triggered solely by action against an individual
      • D & O vs. General Liability coverage
    20. Fiduciary Responsibility
      • Handling $ for employees
      • Employee payroll deductions
    21. Aircraft Liability
      • Injury from unloading aircraft
      • Helipads
    22. Crime Insurance
      • W/the property contract or separately
      • 5 common insuring agreements
    23. Affects of Risk Management Process
      • Every aspect of health care organization
      • Uninsured or underinsured loss can devastate
      • Cost effective improvements in risk management can create accrued benefits
      • Decreased losses=increased employee morale
      • Properly protected assets=operational efficiencies
      • Good safety record=good reputation in community
      • Benchmarking

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