What you should know about the four most common medication errors
Orders, drug administration top the list
Medical Malpractice
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Yes, some ER medical malpractice cases are still possible under Texas tort reform laws
Potential emergency room cases require extra attention by an experienced Texas medical malpractice lawyer
Social media sheds light on nursing home abuse and neglect that's always been just below the surface
Texas nursing homes rank at the bottom of national studies assessing quality of care
Federal lawsuit alleges Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine doctors cause infant brain injury
45-minute delay in proper response to respiratory crisis
New federal lawsuit against Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital and obstetrician over alleged late delivery of twins
Twin was born with brain injury after mom in high-risk pregnancy waited four hours at hospital for a C-section delivery
Early hospital discharge of newborns creates unnecessary risks
Medical studies find that a good discharge time is 48 hours after birth
What you should know about fetal heart monitoring and fetal distress
When there's fetal distress, it's time for an emergency delivery
Breast injury, necrosis surgical malpractice
Breast procedures can lead to tissue and nipple death when doctors and nurses don't take proper precautions
Dermatology medical malpractice and malignant melanoma
There are more skin cancer diagnoses each year in America than for all other cancers combined
Operating room and surgical fire medical malpractice
Around 600 patients annually are injured by surgical fires in the U.S.