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- Data suggests patients in veterans' hospitals receive inadequate osteoporosis evaluation, treatment.
- Many painkiller prescription errors caused by similar looking, sounding monikers.
- Patients with dementia often subjected to aggressive treatments, transfers.
- Patients in hospitals where nurses work long hours may be more likely to die of pneumonia, heart attack.
- Many at high heart risk don't get enough drugs
Brain surgery on wrong side of brain!
Posted on Nov 27, 2007
For the third time this year Rhode Island Hospital has performed brain surgery on the wrong side of a patient’s head. The third incident happened Friday during surgery on an 82-year-old man. Health officials have fined the hospital $50,000 and have ordered the hospital to reevaluate its procedures and surgery plans.
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Medical Malpractice
$350,000 settlement for failure to diagnose breast cancer
Awarded: $350,000
$70,000 Settlement for Third Degree Burn to Foot During Wart Removal Procedure
Awarded: $70,000
$80,000 Settlement for Fall at Nursing Home Resulting in Facial Fracture
Awarded: $80,000
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