Tag Archives: Doctors

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
Study Finds Deep Financial Ties Between Industry and Leaders Of Medical Associations

June 03, 2020 By: Martha Garcia

Lawyers Propose MDL Trial Dates for Baby Formula NEC Lawsuit Starting in May 2025 (Posted 3 days ago)

A series of four bellwether claims in the baby formula NEC lawsuit MDL will be ready to go before a federal juries in May 2025, August 2025, November 2025 and February 2026 according to a proposed trial schedule agreed upon by both plaintiffs and defendants.

Change Healthcare Lawsuit Filed Over Release of Sensitive Health Information in Data Breach (Posted 4 days ago)

Pennsylvania woman claims that Change Healthcare failed to adequately protect patient health information from hackers, leaving her and others vulnerable to fraud, identity theft and other damages.

AngioDynamics Port Catheter Lawsuit MDL Established in Southern District of California (Posted 4 days ago)

U.S. JPML has transferred all AngioDynamics port catheter lawsuits to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, for coordinated discovery and pretrial proceedings as part of a federal MDL (multidistrict litigation).

Tag Archives: Doctors

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

Study Finds Deep Financial Ties Between Industry and Leaders Of Medical Associations

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