In spite of the advancements made in medicine, misdiagnoses continue to take a major toll. Most Americans will be misdiagnosed at least once, according to research by the Institute of Medicine, whose landmark report, To Err Is Human, projected that medical mistakes lead to 440,000 deaths per year. 

The chances of being misdiagnosed are especially high for people with complex medical conditions: 20% of people with serious illnesses are misdiagnosed, a 2017 study found. It’s one reason why interest in second opinions for complex diagnoses is growing—and why employers should consider virtual second opinions an integral part of their benefits strategy. Download this white paper and learn about:

• Why second opinions for complex diagnoses matter
• The top cost of errors in clinical judgment
• Top cancer diagnoses missed in primary care settings
• 5 clinical processes where diagnostic errors can occur
• Delivering access to second opinions virtually and how it can impact your bottom line