Hospital Errors and Adverse Events Declined Last Decade: Study
The findings of a new study show significant decreases in adverse events and complications over the last decade which occur when patients are hospitalized.
The findings of a new study show significant decreases in adverse events and complications over the last decade which occur when patients are hospitalized.
A new study shows healthcare workers experience frequent disrespect from co-workers, which they say results in poorer patient care and medical mistakes.
The findings of a new study indicate patients treated by less experienced emergency surgeons are more likely to suffer complications and need follow-up surgeries.
The ISMP released a list of the most common medication and medical device errors in 2020, with opioids and infusion pumps topping the list.
A new federal report found deficiencies in 80% of all hospice care centers in the U.S., and determined that 300 failed to provide adequate care to dying patients.
A new study finds little difference in mortality and readmission rates between hospitals that are accredited and those that are not.
A new study finds that handing over patients under anesthesia to different hospital personnel increases the risk of complications and deaths.
Just 1% of doctors account for nearly a third of all medical malpractice lawsuits, and those who face multiple claims are most likely to be sued again, according to the…
Ohio is considering expanding laws that prevent victims of medical malpractice from using doctors' admissions of mistakes and apologies in court.
A new report shows that there has been a decline in the rates of hospital mistakes that lead to patient harm, with the Affordable Care Act also helping reduce hospital…