Connecticut medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider deviates from the standard of care and the patient is permanently harmed. Medical malpractice can include not referring a patient to a specialist for further testing, incorrectly performing a procedure, ordering the wrong medication, and not informing the patient of a less invasive procedure. A man died … Keep reading…

Every employer has workplace culture: the way people feel about working there, the amount of stress employees are under, and much more. A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that physician burnout can potentially put patients at risk. Patient safety errors can be considered Connecticut medical malpractice depending on the circumstances. The study … Keep reading…

If you or a loved one anticipate a stay at a hospital, you may want to read this. Hospital acquired infections are wrought with personnel transmission errors, according to a study in JAMA Internal Medicine. Researchers looked at 283 failures including 102 violations of safe operating procedure, 144 mistakes, and 37 instances of failure to … Keep reading…