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Medical errors in the Emergency Room
Medical errors are, unfortunately, prevalent in our healthcare systems. Some are mere mistakes that are quickly corrected, but others have more severe consequences. There are an estimated 250,000 deaths per year in the U.S. because of medical errors. Emergency Room...
6 medical errors that can lead to a birth injury
The birth of a new child should be a beautiful time in your life. You’re putting faith in your doctors to help deliver a healthy baby that you can welcome into your family. You’re likely not expecting any complications, but what happens if something does go wrong?...
The most common injuries in a motor vehicle accident
Every year, thousands of people are injured and killed in motor vehicle accidents across the country. Even if you take steps to protect yourself against trouble, another driver could cause an accident that results in a variety of injuries. Understanding the most...
Medication errors are dangerous but preventable medical mistakes
The medications that your doctor prescribes to you that you must fill at a pharmacy are typically controlled substances, meaning that medical professionals must handle their administration for the safety of the public. The potential for misuse, improper dosage or...
What are the 3 most commonly misdiagnosed conditions?
While no exact data is available, it’s estimated between 40,000 and 80,000 people die in U.S. hospitals each year due to misdiagnosis. Research shows up to 160,000 more people suffer serious complications after doctors either fail to recognize or wrongly diagnose...
Surgery errors are 2nd most common medical malpractice claim
A new report says surgery-related claims over doctor errors are the second most commonly filed complaints related to medical malpractice. The study, by insurer Coverys, examined five years of closed medical malpractice claims from 2014 to 2018 and found that surgical...
Woman accuses facility of nursing negligence and fraud
Adult children in Oregon often help their aging parents take care of their affairs regarding medical care, financial matters or nursing home issues. Especially in situations where a person who needs living assistance is not of sound mind, the individual may rely on a...
Failure to diagnose, No. 1 medical malpractice issue
Visiting an Oregon doctor's office or hospital is often the first logical step to take when adverse health symptoms arise. It is reasonable to expect that a licensed physician can provide guidance and support regarding ill-health or injury. However, things do not...
Labor and delivery should not result in birth injury
Any Oregon woman who has ever given birth understands how simultaneously exciting, joyous and worrisome the process can be. After approximately nine months of pregnancy that are undoubtedly not without challenge, an expectant mother likely views labor and delivery as...
Will new technology help prevent medical negligence?
There are many amenities in the modern world that make life more convenient and easy than it used to be. Advanced technology allows Oregon residents and others to shop online, talk to loved ones who live on another continent or even launch a business from their very...
