February 2012

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Defensive Medicine to Avoid Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

The American Medical News reports that although defensive medicine may not be written into the curriculum, many students are still being taught about it to avoid medical malpractice lawsuits. In fact, a survey of about 200 students—third year residents and fourth year medical students—from Northwestern…

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Categories of Medications that are Listed as High-Alert Drugs in Louisville

You may be entitled to compensation through a Kentucky injury claim if a mistake with high-alert drugs led to severe or fatal injuries. To learn what your rights are and if you have a legitimate claim worth pursuing, contact a Louisville medication error lawyer as…

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When Kentucky Nursing Home Negligence or Abuse Leads to Necessary Treatment of a Hip Fracture

It may be in your best interest to speak with a nursing home abuse lawyer if you believe that Kentucky nursing home negligence was the cause of your loved one’s injuries. To learn what legal options may be available and if compensation could be recoverable,…

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What should I do if my spouse or child appears to have a head injury after a serious accident in Kentucky?

After an accident in Kentucky, if your spouse or child appears to have a head injury, seek immediate medical attention. There is no way of determining the extent of the internal damages without a medical expert, and with serious head trauma, obtaining quick treatment is…

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10 Safety Tips When Taking Medication in Kentucky

Patients can take medication for granted, in that not much thought is given to the potential for serious harm if it is used improperly. In addition, there may be harmful drug interactions that could occur or allergic reactions. Talking to your doctor or pharmacist about…

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5 Questions to Ask Your KY Doctor or Pharmacist before Taking a New Drug

When you are taking a new medication, it’s important to learn why it is being prescribed, how it should be taken, and any warnings or risks associated with it. This could help prevent a harmful drug interaction.  Here are 5 questions to ask your doctor…

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