Blogger Archives: Paul Greve

Paul Greve

Paul is the Executive Vice President of Willis' Health Care Practice in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, with extensive expertise in both the health care and insurance industries. He has authored many articles and chapters in insurance and risk management journals and texts, medical texts, nursing journals, law journals and seminar manuals--and is a frequent contributor to Willis' own HealthTrek Newsletter. Paul has co-chaired national symposiums on medical malpractice for the Professional Liability Underwriting Society and has served on the editorial boards of three risk management publications, including the Journal of Healthcare Risk Management.

How to Mitigate Obstetrical Risk–And Guard Against a Jumbo Verdict

by Paul Greve, April 10, 2012 | Posted in Health Care

At the RIMS Conference next week, I will be a panelist in the health care industry session, presenting on patient safety in obstetrics—and I thought I’d share a preview of it with you. Continue reading →

Emerging Health Care Risk of 2012

by Paul Greve, January 24, 2012 | Posted in Health Care

Hospitals and health care systems of all sizes, from critical access facilities to huge non-profit and for-profit organizations, are struggling to deal with the health care professional liability issues raised by the seeming tidal wave of physicians becoming employed by … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Largest Health Care Claims of 2011

by Paul Greve, January 6, 2012 | Posted in Health Care

The largest health care verdicts most frequently involve injured children in obstetric and pediatric cases, and this year was no different. Continue reading → Continue reading →

Scariest Health Care Risk: Obstetrics

by Paul Greve, October 31, 2011 | Posted in Health Care

There is no more scary risk in health care than obstetrics. Continue reading → Continue reading →

Health Care Reform and Liability: Is the Sky Falling?

by Paul Greve, October 6, 2011 | Posted in Health Care

We are currently in one of the most sustained periods ever for Health Care Professional Liability market stability, and there's no reason for pessimism. Continue reading → Continue reading →