Professional Negligence Law Reporter September 2009 Online Update
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Nurses’ improper handling of uterine hyperstimulation results in child’s brain damage
The family of a child who suffered brain damage at birth has settled claims against a hospital that its nurses failed to heed signs of uterine hyperstimulation on fetal monitoring strips and delayed notifying the mother’s treating physician. Stanziano v. Miami Valley Hosp.
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- Retail clinics often provide more cost-effective care than other medical settings
- Study concludes nonprofit nursing homes provide better care for residents
- Bathing patients with surgeons’ “scrub-in” solution cuts risk of bloodstream infections
- Failure to promptly investigate symptoms delays ovarian cancer diagnosis
- New study counters conventional wisdom of treating hypertension aggressively
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