Tyler registered nurse arrested, charge with murder of patient
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Pharmacy malpractice: Pharmacist fills prescription at 15 times the prescribed dosage
Learn three things that you can do to improve your prescription drug safety
HCA is purchasing another Houston area hospital
Physician reveals that North Cypress Medical Center announced buy-out to its employees yesterday
Database lists every hospital in Texas, license status, and number of beds
This alphabetical listing is good place to start when researching hospitals
New system provides doctors and nurses instant access to hospital records nationwide
Member hospitals can access records from other member hospitals in all 50 states, Washington, DC, and five other nations
Three factors affecting anesthesia safety and malpractice in the operating room
Medical journal article reports that changing operating room medication labels can prevent mix-ups
Persistent runny nose caused by undiagnosed cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak
Head and face infections pose a risk of spreading to the brain
DVT and pulmonary embolism diagnosis, treatment, and medical malpractice
Formation of venous blood clots is the top cause of death and disability in hospitalized patients
Houston Northwest Medical Center receives 2 out of 5 stars overall rating from Medicare
Painter Law Firm’s medical malpractice attorneys have handled many lawsuits involving care at Houston Northwest Medical Center
Radiology malpractice: The danger of interpreting a CT or MRI without talking to anyone about the patient
When a doctor orders a scan and does not talk to the radiologist, important information can be left out