What is “chart lore” and why is it dangerous for patients?
Information technology has undoubtedly improved the accuracy and efficiency of medical care. Unfortunately, it can also make it too easy for serious errors to occur
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Information technology has undoubtedly improved the accuracy and efficiency of medical care. Unfortunately, it can also make it too easy for serious errors to occur
Fewer Pennsylvanians are pursuing malpractice lawsuits, even though statistics indicate that medical mistakes and negligence remain a sizable problem. When people in Easton entrust their
The shocking death of Olympic gold medalist Tori Bowie at just 32 has reignited a conversation about the high fatality rate of Black women in
We all believe that a hospital is the best place to be when you’re ill and in need of medical care. You anticipate getting the
What are the odds you’ll become the victim of a pharmacy error? Would you believe about four out of 10? Don’t worry, though – only
The modern cosmetic surgery industry empowers you to get the look and body shape you want. These procedures may enhance your self-esteem and body image,
Both the common cold and lung cancer cause some of the same symptoms. People simply performing an internet search of their own symptoms will not
Often, primary care physicians refer their patients to specialists to diagnose or treat an issue that requires specialized training and expertise that they may not
You may have heard that it’s not a good idea to schedule surgery or any kind of medical procedure over the end-of-year holidays because hospitals
Pregnancy and childbirth often require the guidance of caring, knowledgeable medical professionals to avoid the myriad problems that can crop up. But what if you
The advancement of technology has had positive impacts on various industries, including the medical industry, in Pennsylvania and other states. Electronic health recording (EHR) is
As the end of pregnancy approaches, any Pennsylvania mother-to-be will naturally be anxious about what can go wrong. The term dystocia means slow or difficult