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October 2010 Archives

Unsecured Medical Waste Bin Left on Floor Injures NYC Infant

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 29, 2010
Category: Hospital Negligence
Tags: Failure to diagnose, Medical Waste Receptacle, Needle, Prescription Drug Errors, Surgical Mistakes
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Study: Surgical Errors More Common than Previously Thought - II

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 27, 2010
Category: Surgical Errors
Tags: Human Error, Medical Mistakes, Miscommunication, Wrong Patient, Wrong Side
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Study: Surgical Errors More Common than Previously Thought

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 22, 2010
Category: Surgical Errors
Tags: Lab Tests, Medical Mistakes, Patient Records, Wrong Body Part, Wrong Patient, X-rays
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Medical License Proceedings Against "Octomom" MD Begin This Week

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 20, 2010
Category: OB Malpractice
Tags: Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Disabilities, Health Complications, License Suspension, Revocation, State Medical Board
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A Brief Examination of Vacuum Extractor and Forceps Injuries

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 17, 2010
Category: Birth Injuries
Tags: Brachial Plexus Injuries, Delivery, Forceps, Newborn, Vacuum Extractor
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MD Doctor Faces 101 Claims Alleging Unnecessary Heart Operations

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 16, 2010
Category: Medical Malpractice
Tags: Baltimore, Cardiac Stents, Medically Unnecessary, Surgeries
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RH Hospital Leaves Drill Bit in Patient's Head

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 15, 2010
Category: Surgical Errors
Tags: Brain Surgeon, Hospitals, Orthopedic Surgeon, Pediatric Surgeon
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Study Shows Effectiveness of Sponges Equipped with RF Technology

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 13, 2010
Category: Medical Malpractice
Tags: Foreign Objects, Radio Frequency Tags, Sponges
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Catheter-Associated Bloodstream Infections: A Serious Health Risk

On behalf of Hartley Hampton on October 7, 2010
Category: Medical Negligence
Tags: Catheter-associated Bloodstream Infection (CA-BSI), Healthcare-associated infections, Hospitals
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