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- Your doctor may not talk to the opposition without your express permission. Case attached to this description.
- Here is an article that is a must read if you or a loved one is going into the hospital. Pay attention, the live you save may be your own.
- Compartment Syndrome Cases.
- When New Residents Come In- Complications Accelerate In Medical Care
- Hospital Makes Rare Admission Regarding Non Physicians Reviewing Tests
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why should I keep papers given to me when I leave the doctor or the hospital?
A: Some times in a malpractice case, doctors and nurses make claims that just are not true. Discharge instructions from the hospital are orders given to the patient when he or she leaves the hospital. On a recent case, the discharge instructions given to the patient were different than the discharge instructions reflected in the hospital chart. This casts a large black cloud over the credibiltiy of anything the hospital's employees say regarding the whole incident.
Keep your papers! They may make the difference between winning and losing.
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