Connecticut Auto Accidents: Mental Distractions Also Cause Accidents
by Gerard McEnerySeptember 15th, 2020
A study released by AAA shows that the use of hands-free technology can cause mental distractions for as long as 27 seconds afterwards. Simple movements, like changing the radio station or adjusting the volume control, can leave the driver distracted up to 15 seconds. Even voice-activated systems, like texting, phone calls, or other voice-commanded assistants, … Keep reading…
Connecticut Medical Malpractice: Keeping Yourself Safe At The Hospital
by Charles B. Price, Jr.September 4th, 2020
It can be very stressful if you or a loved one need to go into a hospital for surgery or other procedure, especially during this COVID time. When you enter a hospital, there are ways you can keep yourself safe and avoid a Connecticut medical malpractice injury. If you are in a hospital, it is … Keep reading…
5 Ways Motorists Can Avoid a Bicycle Accident
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDSeptember 1st, 2020
Attention Connecticut drivers! Are you aware that bicyclists on roadways are vehicles with the same rights and rules as cars and trucks? Connecticut law states that motor vehicles must provide 3 feet of safe distance when passing a moving bicycle. Drive cautiously. Reduce speed and do not tailgate as you approach cyclists. Recognize cycling hazards … Keep reading…
5 Times You Should Visit a Connecticut Emergency Room
by Gerard McEneryAugust 29th, 2020
Usually when we have a dull ache or pain, it is usually harmless. However, there are some instances where you should seek care at a Connecticut emergency room. Even the seemingly healthiest of individuals can have a medical emergency. It is extremely important to be seen in the emergency room if you or anyone you … Keep reading…
Connecticut Medical Malpractice: Ways To Prevent Medication Errors
by Robert Messey, MD, JDAugust 26th, 2020
One of the best ways to prevent an error is to become an active participant in your healthcare, or that of a loved one. Medication errors occur when the wrong dose, wrong medication, or wrong route are administered. Here are nine ways you can work to prevent a permanent medication injury. Make sure every single … Keep reading…
7 Ways to Avoid a Pedestrian Accident With a School Bus
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDAugust 23rd, 2020
Going back to school this fall looks a lot different than other years. Lots more safety protocols will be in place for students, staff, faculty, and parents to follow both in school and on school buses. Follow these safety precautions to avoid injury. Stand three giant steps back from the curb when waiting for the … Keep reading…