The majority of hospital visits occur without incident, with doctors, nurses and other hospital staff performing admirably. However, with medical mistakes the 3 rd leading cause of death in the United States, it’s critical to understand what to do if you believe you or a ...
Read MoreCalifornia news reports that a woman is suing a University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) physician and medical team, along with the Board of ...
View MoreA recent study revealed that physician depression and burnout directly correlates to medical mistakes. As the number of fatalities from preventable ...
View MoreA new study shows that improved staff communication and engagement may lead to improved safety and reduce the incidence of medical malpractice. ...
View MoreA recently filed lawsuit asserts that a prescription error led to the death of a California man. Various different types of prescription errors may ...
View MoreA recent lawsuit against a California obstetrician has raised questions about what it means to give informed consent to a procedure and whether a ...
View MoreAs preventable medical errors continue to be one of the leading causes of death in the United States, patient advocates explore ways to improve safety ...
View MoreOne method aimed at curtailing the incidence of medical malpractice has steadily led to an increase in patient injury. The number of medical ...
View MoreAn alarming number of patients in the United States die each year from medical mistakes, with the most recent statistics placing the numbers in excess ...
View MoreRecently congress passed legislation seeking to limit the amount of damages victims of medical malpractice could receive as compensation for their ...
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