Medical Malpractice

Are operating rooms required to be silent?

When you go to the hospital for a surgery, something you should wonder about is how much noise there is in the operating room. Interestingly, there are actually recommendations for how loud operating rooms should be. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency has previously recommended that the continuous background noise in hospitals should be limited […]

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Cellphones lead to distractions in operating rooms

Distracted doctors shouldn’t be treating patients. Whether they’re thinking about something other than the patient’s care or just want to do something else, that doctor is putting the patient at risk. Medical errors are already a serious cause for concern and a leading cause of deaths in America. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) believes

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Children’s hospital to pay $11.3 million for delayed diagnosis

When a child is hurt, it’s important that he or she is taken care of. Many parents turn to medical providers for help. They rush to emergency rooms, hurry to private practices and call nurse hotlines with frantic requests. The most horrifying thing for a parent to find out is that delays in service or misdiagnoses have

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Patient permanently disfigured, receives $10 million award

When a company is negligent, you expect that it will take responsibility. That’s not always the case, though. Sometimes, the companies try to push off the blame onto the victims themselves. That’s what is happening in this case involving Geisinger Kistler Clinic. The clinic was found to have been negligent for failing to diagnose an

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