Difficult airways require advance preparation by anesthesiologists and certified registered nurse anesthetists
Anesthesia providers are required to assess and plan for each patient's airway before surgery
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Houston court of appeals: Ambulance wreck is a medical malpractice claim
Even plain vanilla motor vehicle collisions don't escape the draconian grip of Texas tort reform
Accrediting agency encourages patients to "Speak Up for Safe Surgery"
The Joint Commission seeks to involve patients in improving their own surgical safety
What you can learn from medical record audit trails
Audit trails should be programmed and preserved to promote transparency
COVID-19 poses new challenges in bedsore prevention
Evolving standard of care requires physicians, nurses to take new measures to avoid pressure injuries
Questions you should expect when filing a Texas medical malpractice case
Medical, mental health, and earnings questions are common
The corporate practice of medicine doctrine and Texas medical malpractice cases
A pro-consumer law had morphed into a shield that protects hospitals from liability
10-year study reveals most common causes of surgical medical malpractice
Surgery tops the list of all medical malpractice claims
Experience teaches how to avoid common medical malpractice mistakes
These red flags will help you avoid potential dangers to patient safety
Texas Open Courts Doctrine allows retained sponge medical malpractice suits to be filed after statute of limitations
The Texas Supreme Court has held that this unique doctrine can defeat the 2-year statute of limitations