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Heart Failure Patients Often Do Not Receive Necessary Outpatient Follow-Up: Study

September 15, 2022 By: Irvin Jackson

A new study finds many heart failure patients do not receive the necessary outpatient follow-up care to prevent future hospitalizations.
Evaluating Patients For Frailty Could Reduce The Risk Of Complications And Hospital Readmissions: Study

June 19, 2019 By: Martha Garcia

Frail patients are more likely to suffer complications from outpatient procedures, according to the findings of a new study.

Philips CPAP Lawsuit Filing Deadlines May Be Approaching in Some Claims (Posted 4 days ago)

Lawyers are working to register and file Philips CPAP lawsuits, as the manufacturer may argue the June 14 anniversary of a massive recall triggered the start of the statute of limitations in certain states

More Than 60,000 Camp Lejeune Water Poisoning Claims Submitted by Injured Veterans, Family Members: Report (Posted 8 days ago)

A new report indicates the U.S. Navy is struggling to process tens of thousands of Camp Lejeune water poisoning claims due to a lack of resources.

Motion Filed to Centralize Bard Implanted Port Lawsuits in Federal Court System (Posted 8 days ago)

A group of plaintiffs have filed a motion with the U.S. JPML seeking consolidation of all Bard implanted port lawsuits before one judge for pretrial proceedings.

Tag Archives: Outpatient

Heart Failure Patients Often Do Not Receive Necessary Outpatient Follow-Up: Study

Evaluating Patients For Frailty Could Reduce The Risk Of Complications And Hospital Readmissions: Study

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