Errors in the ED—Dangers in Critical Care Settings
Diagnostic errors made in the Emergency Department (ED) can lead to dangerous escalation of...
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New Guidelines for treating C. diff in Hospital Settings
New treatment guidelines may reduce and deter the sometime serious impacts of infection with...
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Jonathan Schochor Named Maryland’s Power Player in the Inaugural Power 30 Law List
Jonathan Schochor has been selected by The Daily Record editorial staff as one of...
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OB Patients at Risk for Wrong Patient Orders
A recent study suggests new moms and their babies may be at higher risk...
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Distraction during Surgical Counts Contributes to Retained Surgical Objects
A recent study points to distraction as a contributing factor behind unintended retention of...
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Reducing Pregnancy Complications with Home Health Nurses
To reduce rates of maternal and infant mortality, New Jersey is initiating voluntary wellness...
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US Ranks Last in Health Care in Recent Survey of Higher Income Countries (Again)
Among 10 equivalent developed countries, a recent survey again rated the United States health...
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Telehealth Update: Telemedicine May Help Reduce ED Visits
Telemedicine continues to make inroads into the practice of medicine. A new study suggests...
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OB/GYN Sentenced to 59 Years in Prison for Unnecessary Surgery and Health Fraud
A 71-year-old Virginia physician will see his life out in prison after conviction on...
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Does a High MIPS Score Mean Better Surgical Outcomes? Not so Much
More profit to physicians for higher quality medical care seems like a good incentive....
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