Dialysis treatment, risks, and medical malpractice
According to the current U.S. Renal Data System Annual Data Report, 468,000 people in America are dialysis patients being treated for kidney failure. The …
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Patient safety
New guideline will improve newborn safety at hospitals
There have been cases where the wrong baby was taken to the operating room for surgery, or sent home with another baby's mother
What can you do if Texas Children's Hospital misses the mark?
Understand your child's legal rights at Texas Children's Hospital
The Joint Commission announces new standards for Primary Stroke Centers
Painter Law Firm's medical malpractice attorneys are experienced in handling stroke cases
The role of medical devices in causing pressure injuries
Almost one-third of hospital-acquired pressure injuries are caused by medical devices
New research: Surgical center colonoscopy infection rate is 1,000 times greater than previously thought
Before having a colonoscopy, ask your doctor how the reusable equipment is cleaned
Can a doctor properly diagnose and treat you without listening to what's wrong?
New research shows that the average doctor gives patients 11 seconds to explain why they scheduled the appointment, before interrupting
Decreased fetal/baby movement is not something to ignore
When an unborn baby is moving less than the normal pattern, it could be a sign that the placenta is failing
Will new relaxed electronic fetal monitoring recommendations cause more brain injured babies?
Continuous electronic fetal monitoring helps identify situations requiring emergency delivery of the baby
What you should know about liver cancer diagnosis, treatment, and medical malpractice
Unlike other types of cancer, liver cancer is on the rise