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Pediatricians Need to Do More to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse By Healthcare Providers: Report

September 20, 2022 By: Russell Maas

American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) now recommends that steps be taken to detect "grooming" behavior that may lead to sexual abuse of children, and for increased use of chaperones for children during sensitive examinations.
ISMP Report Warns Health Care Workers Feel More Disrespected Than Ever By Other Healthcare Providers

March 02, 2022 By: Russell Maas

New survey finds disrespectful behaviors among coworkers and colleagues in the medical field may leave patients prone to medication mistakes and poor quality of care.
Surgical Complications More Likely Among Women Operated on by Male Surgeons: Study

January 06, 2022 By: Martha Garcia

Both male and female patients fared better during and after surgery when operated on by female surgeons, the data indicates.
Distrust of FDA Drug Approval Process Leads To Hesitation Prescribing New Meds: Survey

August 04, 2021 By: Russell Maas
Doctor Sexual Misconduct Cases Lead Group to Call For State Medical Boards to Take “Swift Action”

April 02, 2021 By: Irvin Jackson
Hospital Alarm Systems May Be Improved By Adopting Lessons Learned By Aviation Industry

March 22, 2021 By: Luke Tollen
Less Experienced Surgeons May Increase Risk of Returning to Operating Room, Post-Surgical Complications: Study

March 15, 2021 By: Martha Garcia
Unnecessary Prescription Of Childhood Respiratory Antibiotics Reduced With Distance Learning Program: Study

September 10, 2020 By: Martha Garcia
FDA Tells Doctors To Conduct Trial Stimulation Test Before Using Spinal Cord Stimulators

September 04, 2020 By: Martha Garcia
Doctor Sexual Abuse of Patients Often Underreported, Results in Lenient Consequences: Report

July 08, 2020 By: Irvin Jackson

Scheduling Order For General Motors OnStar Lawsuits Set for MDL Pretrial Proceedings (Posted 4 days ago)

Lawsuits seek damages for owners of GM vehicles with OnStar sold since 2016, which secretly tracked driving data and sold that information to insurance companies.

Evidence Linking Ozempic and Gastroparesis, Ileus, Other Injuries Will Be Addressed In Early MDL Discovery (Posted 5 days ago)

Early discovery in the federal GLP-1 litigation will include an examination of general causation evidence before individual Ozempic lawsuits are prepared for bellwether trials.

Quartz Countertops Silicosis Lawsuit Filed By Engineered Stone Cutter and Installer (Posted 6 days ago)

A California man has filed a lawsuit against manufacturers and distributors of quartz countertops, indicating that workers were not adequately warned about side effects of inhaling silica dust released while cutting, grinding and polishing the engineered stone products.

Tag Archives: Doctors

Pediatricians Need to Do More to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse By Healthcare Providers: Report

ISMP Report Warns Health Care Workers Feel More Disrespected Than Ever By Other Healthcare Providers

Surgical Complications More Likely Among Women Operated on by Male Surgeons: Study

Distrust of FDA Drug Approval Process Leads To Hesitation Prescribing New Meds: Survey

Doctor Sexual Misconduct Cases Lead Group to Call For State Medical Boards to Take “Swift Action”

Hospital Alarm Systems May Be Improved By Adopting Lessons Learned By Aviation Industry

Less Experienced Surgeons May Increase Risk of Returning to Operating Room, Post-Surgical Complications: Study

Unnecessary Prescription Of Childhood Respiratory Antibiotics Reduced With Distance Learning Program: Study

FDA Tells Doctors To Conduct Trial Stimulation Test Before Using Spinal Cord Stimulators

Doctor Sexual Abuse of Patients Often Underreported, Results in Lenient Consequences: Report

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