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New Jersey Nurse Under Fire After Allegedly Reusing Syringes During Flu Shots

An unidentified New Jersey nurse is currently under fire after allegedly reusing syringes while administering flu vaccines to patients at a West Windsor pharmaceutical company. The nurse, whose identity remains undisclosed, voluntarily surrendered her license and is temporarily suspended pending a final determination by the New Jersey Board of Nursing. According to the New Jersey […]

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Medical Staff Insults Berates Sedated Patient

A shocking medical malpractice case was revealed recently, and the “shock” has nothing to do with a medical error or a terrible mistake that caused physical or medical harm to the patient. Instead, the allegations involved in this case revolve around disparaging and insulting comments that an anesthesiologist and numerous other medical professionals made to, […]

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Timing Plays A Huge Role In Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

The statute of limitations is a common idea in the world of law. Many people associate the statute of limitations with criminal cases. You commonly hear people discuss whether or not the police and prosecutors will catch their suspect before the statute of limitations runs out on the crime he or she committed. The statute […]

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What Is Doctor Patient Confidentiality And How Does It Work

When it comes to medical malpractice, it is completely understandable for you to immediately think about the horrible mistakes that some medical professionals make during procedures or treatment; or the terrible conditions that some patients have to deal with as a result of those mistakes. While these circumstances make up vast amount of medical malpractice […]

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Study Sheds Light On Preventable Medical Errors In Pediatrics

Understanding Preventable Medical Errors in Pediatric Care In a sense, medical errors seem like they shouldn’t happen. We’re talking about highly-trained and incredibly intelligent people who are performing tasks that few people in the world are able to perform. Given our ability to learn from mistakes and our penchant for improving our technology and tools […]

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