Connecticut Medical Malpractice: Colon Cancer On the Rise Among Young Adults
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDMay 11th, 2017
A recent report published by researchers from the American Cancer Society in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reports that colon cancer is on the rise among young adults. A delayed or missed diagnosis of colon cancer could be considered Connecticut medical malpractice. This study is a culmination of over four decades of research. … Keep reading…
Connecticut Medical Malpractice: When Errors Go Unreported
by Charles B. Price, Jr.May 8th, 2017
Connecticut medical malpractice can occur when healthcare providers ignore previous medical records as it relates to medication reactions and medical errors. A study out of Harvard University and Boston Children’s Hospital reported that families play a critical role in the care their loved ones receive in the hospital. The study looked at hospital safety incident … Keep reading…
Connecticut Hospital Negligence: Patient Distrust of Digital Medical Records
by Robert Messey, MD, JDMay 5th, 2017
The development of new technologies has not bypassed the healthcare industry. In fact, Connecticut hospitals utilize digital medical records to keep track of patient health history and treatments. This use of technology in healthcare has created patient mistrust with 70% of patients in December 2016 not trusting health care technology. This number rose from only … Keep reading…
Connecticut Auto Accidents: Are Millennial Drivers Dangerous?
by Gerard McEneryMay 2nd, 2017
The Millennial generation often gets a lot of grief, but a recent study by AAA Foundation shows that they are the worst drivers. Drivers between ages 19 and 24 engage in the riskiest behaviors while operating a motor vehicle including texting, speeding, and running red lights. In 2015, US traffic deaths rose by the highest … Keep reading…
Connecticut Auto Accidents: 8 Defensive Driving Tips
by Gayle Sullivan, RN, JDApril 29th, 2017
Connecticut auto accidents happen everywhere. Whether you commute on one of the interstate highways or prefer to drive on backroads, defensive driving in Connecticut is a must. Below are eight tips to safer defensive driving. Use your eyes. Driving requires you to be attentive at all times. Know your car. Being comfortable with how your … Keep reading…
Back Pain? New Guidelines Reveal Treatment Protocol
by Robert Messey, MD, JDApril 26th, 2017
With the entire nation facing an opioid epidemic, the American College of Physicians has released new guidelines on how to treat those who suffer from back pain. Connecticut auto accidents, slip and fall injuries, and Connecticut workers’ compensation injuries can all result in back pain that can range from temporary to debilitating. For pain lasting … Keep reading…