Registered nurse criminally charged, alleged to have amputated patient's foot without order or consent
Treatments and surgeries require both an order and consent
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Medical malpractice
How Texas medical malpractice plaintiffs are paid for future medical expenses after winning at trial
Texas Supreme Court provides further guidance on how tort reform periodic payment law applies
The secrets of resolving Texas emergency room medical malpractice cases
A special higher standard of proof applies to Texas ER case
Can hospitals run ERs without emergency physicians?
Private equity firms are buying up emergency medicine practice groups, making changes that may surprise you
Neonatal seizures, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), and medical malpractice
Seizures are often the first sign of a brain disorder in a newborn
The role of Apgar scores in birth injury and medical malpractice cases
Abnormal Apgar scores can be a sign of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE)
The role of cord blood gases in birth injury and medical malpractice cases
Abnormal acidotic cord blood gases can be a sign of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE)
Texas medical spa supervision and medical malpractice
Med spas have varying degrees of physician supervision
Proving a Texas ER medical malpractice case
Some cases are impossible, others require creative sources of evidence
Texas doctors can't blame hospital policies for lack of proper medical care
Austin Court of Appeals rules against emergency physician in rattlesnake bite medical malpractice case