Medical Errors News Today

A national nonprofit watchdog group called The Leapfrog Group awarded Providence St. Patrick Hospital with an “A” for hospital safety.According to The Leapfrog

"Kentucky becomes first state to decriminalize medical errors, protecting practitioners from prosecution for honest mistakes. New law aims to reduce fear of rep

Tragic demise of a pioneering doctor prompts questions on medical negligence. Widow recounts the botched treatment that led to his premature death

Mothers whose babies are left brain damaged as a result of medical errors at birth face being paid hundreds of thousands less in compensation.

Charity Watkins sensed something was deeply wrong when she experienced exhaustion after her daughter was born. At times, Watkins, then 30, had to stop on the stairway to catch her

House Bill 159 still holds health care providers responsible for intentional wrongdoing.

Associations between the vacation days taken by physicians per year.

In 2017, an article was published by James Anderson and Kathleen Abrahamson entitled, “Your Health Care May Kill You: Medical Errors.”  The article once again.

An Iowa educator who was fired after police found three pounds of marijuana at her home is entitled to jobless benefits, a judge has ruled.

An Iowa educator who was fired after police found three pounds of marijuana at her home is entitled to jobless benefits, a judge has ruled.