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Hospitals fined after foreign objects left in surgical patients

It is fair to say that many people would do whatever they could to avoid having to undergo a surgical procedure. In addition to having to deal with the inconvenience of a recovery period, there are many things that could...
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Civil lawsuits filed in conjunction with Exeter Hepatitis C cases

Many residents of Allegheny County are likely aware of the Hepatitis C outbreak affecting individuals throughout the nation apparently due to the actions of one individual employed at several medical facilities. A total of 32 patients at the hospital appear...
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Sleep deprived doctors make 30 percent more medical errors

Most Ohio residents can likely relate to feeling the ill-effects of not getting enough sleep. Even mild sleep deprivation has been shown to negatively impact an individual's ability to concentrate, problem-solve and react quickly. These types of skills are critical...
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Singer LeAnne Rimes files medical malpractice lawsuit

When discussing physical attributes first noted upon meeting someone, an individual's smile often tops the list. Not only are teeth necessary and functional, but their size, color and shape also impact an individual's image and overall look. For individuals in...
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Copy and Paste in EHRs cause medical confusion

Many have used the copy and paste function on a computer in order to save time and make their task easier. With the fast pace that occurs in Pennsylvania hospitals, as well as the increased use of Electronic Health Records,...
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Forgotten bedpan results in injuries and medical malpractice lawsuit

When discussing matters related to medical errors and medical malpractice, it's often those sensational and extreme stories that come to mind. In most cases, however, medical errors involve mistakes that occur during the routine care of patients. One such case...
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Radiologists often sued for failing to diagnose breast cancer

For a growing number of women across the U.S., a diagnosis of breast cancer is a reality which they must face. As is the case with most types of cancer, early diagnosis is critical in providing for the best possible...
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Health care in need of universal error reporting system

They are called "never events" because, in theory, they should never happen. This term refers to surgical and medical errors that are so egregious they almost seem made up. Many Ohio residents have likely read the stories of doctors operating...
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Improperly reuse of medical devices putting patients at risk

A conflict is emerging in the attitude among medical professionals toward so-called green practices. Many hospitals and clinics can and do save money and resources by conserving resources. When it comes to reusing certain medical devices, however, the risk of...
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Hulk Hogan files $50 million medical malpractice lawsuit

A recent lawsuit filed by Terry Bollea has gained national media attention. Bollea, better known by his stage name of Hulk Hogan, has filed a $50 million medical malpractice lawsuit against doctors who he claims performed ineffective procedures that only...
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Study finds ICU patients face more medication errors

While few want to consider it, there are of course many ways in which a patient could be subjected to a medical error while in the care of a doctor, nurse or other healthcare provider. These errors run the gamut...
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Hulk Hogan files lawsuit citing unnecessary surgeries

Each day throughout the nation, including the state of Pennsylvania, individuals seek help for medical conditions. Depending on the medical issue it is possible that a doctor or other health care provider will direct the patient that surgery is in...
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