Nurse Replaced Pain Medicine With Saline
Drug diversion in healthcare settings causes harm to patients. Learn how a fertility clinic nurse diverted fentanyl and replaced the stolen pain medication with saline.
Child Deaths In The Emergency Room
Many emergency rooms aren’t prepared to properly treat medical emergencies of child patients. This can lead to further harm, lifelong complications, and even wrongful death.
Medical Misdiagnosis Research
Medical misdiagnosis can happen for a variety of reasons. Research from Johns Hopkins suggests more than 795,000 patients in the United States each year die or become permanently disabled as… Read More
Things To Know Before Getting A Medical Implant
Considering a medical implant procedure? Here are the things you should know before getting a medical implant.
Surgeon Operating on Multiple Patients
Surgeon was booking multiple patients at the same time. A 2-year investigation revealed surgeon hopped from one operating room to another while patients were under anesthesia.
PA Hospitals Rank Low In Patient Safety
Hospital safety is an important issue that affects patients’ well-being, and it is crucial for hospitals to take measures to ensure patient safety. In the United States, there are various… Read More
Necrotizing Enterocolitis Caused By Baby Formula
Parents with premature babies struggle with so many things. It is scary for any parent to have a premature baby to care for. There are so many things that a… Read More
Should I Get A Second Opinion?
When you are injured or have a health problem, one of the first things you should do is see a doctor. Depending on your circumstances, you may see a general… Read More
Medical Malpractice Or Not?
People put their lives in the hands of doctors every single day. We trust that doctors have had the training to diagnose and treat us properly. The law has a… Read More
Medical Malpractice Cover-up
True story of a medical malpractice cover-up. Hospital staff changed digital records to support their defense in a delayed diagnosis case. Learn more.