Connecticut Auto Accidents: Interstate 95 One Of Most Dangerous
by Gerard McEneryAugust 11th, 2017
If you have ever traveled along Connecticut’s section of Interstate 95 you may have wondered if you would make it to your destination unscathed. A new report published shows that your instinct may have been correct. Interstate 95 in Connecticut was named one of the nation’s most dangerous sections of roadway. Using years of data … Keep reading…
Connecticut Auto Accidents: Teens Face Triple Fatal Crash Risk
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDAugust 8th, 2017
Newly licensed teen drivers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash compared to licensed adults, the study reported. Additionally, drivers ages 16-17 are 4.5 times more likely than those drivers who are over 18 years old to be in a Connecticut auto accident. Released during the “100 Deadliest Days,” the … Keep reading…
Connecticut Medical Malpractice: 3 Ways Patient Alarms Can Be Missed
by Charles B. Price, Jr.August 5th, 2017
If you or a loved one has ever had a stay in a hospital, you know that hospitals use alarms to monitor patients and technology is being utilized more frequently. The Joint Commission reports that 69% of accidental death and injuries in a hospital setting are due to communication breakdowns. Patient alarms fall into that … Keep reading…
Connecticut Medical Malpractice: Physician-Nurse Miscommunication Can Be Damaging
by Robert Messey, MD, JDAugust 2nd, 2017
A study done in Toronto found that 30% of “procedurally relevant exchanges” resulted in communication failures where a key person was missing from the information exchange. Miscommunication between your nurse and your physician can lead to detrimental outcomes and may be labeled as Connecticut medical malpractice. That is why it is critical that you, as … Keep reading…
Keeping Connecticut Children Safe Around School Buses
by Gerard McEneryJuly 30th, 2017
Connecticut children will be back at school in just a few short weeks. Following these safety precautions can help avoid a Connecticut pedestrian accident, according to the NHTSA. Stand three huge steps back from the curb while waiting for the bus. Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop, doors open and the driver … Keep reading…
4 More Times When You Should Visit a Connecticut Emergency Room
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDJuly 27th, 2017
A few days ago we posted 5 times when you should visit the local emergency room. There are times when emergency room staff are required to help you feel better and get back to feeling healthy. It is extremely important to be seen in the emergency room if you or anyone you are with experiences … Keep reading…