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Failure to monitor, infections, falls, and systemic failures. Browse representative matters below.
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Failure to monitor, infections, falls, and systemic failures
Showing 4 representative matters in Hospital Negligence
Issue
Failure to prevent hospital-acquired infection
Summary
Hospital failed to follow infection control protocols, resulting in a patient acquiring a serious MRSA infection that required prolonged treatment.
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Hospital fall resulting in traumatic brain injury
Summary
Hospital staff failed to implement fall precautions for a high-risk patient, resulting in a fall and traumatic brain injury.
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Issue
Failure to escalate deteriorating patient
Summary
Nursing staff failed to activate a rapid response team for a patient showing clear signs of deterioration, resulting in cardiac arrest.
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Issue
Premature discharge of unstable patient
Summary
Patient was discharged from the ER despite unstable vital signs, and suffered a cardiac event at home requiring emergency re-admission.
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