Articles, tagged with "medical negligence", page 1
07th December 2009
There is nothing more worrisome than the idea of possible negligence in the operating room. Surgery is a frightening enough prospect as it is, as there are always inherent risks that go along with it. Worrying about the surgery going smoothly should not b...
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Author:
Phillip Stone
26th November 2009
A young boy from Plymouth who suffered a disability in his right arm because of a "medical blunder" during his birth, has won over £270,000 in compensation at London's High Court.The boy who is 11-years-old now, suffered 'shoulder dystocia' -...
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Author:
Ruth Jacob
05th June 2009
Every year, over 90,000 wrongful deaths are caused by medical negligence or medical malpractice. Thousands of wrongful death through medical practice happens in Los Angeles.
This number is staggering and it provides a glimpse on the current incidence ...
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Author:
Mesriani Law Group
17th December 2008
Medical negligence in the hospital setting is often because nurses are charged with giving care to far too many patients. Many medical facilities are routinely understaffed, often due to budgetary constraints. Another problem hospitals are dealing with is...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
14th December 2008
Medical negligence refers to a situation where a healthcare provider like a doctor, nurse, HMO, or other individuals who are qualified and licensed to provide medical care or treatment fail in their duty. They might do something which qualified and compet...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
29th July 2008
Any kind of negligence or poor quality dental care can be defined as dental malpractice. Having a dental treatment can be an unnerving experience and damage or side effects can occur; however in some cases this is often unavoidable.
Dentists have as d...
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Author:
Helen
