February 2013

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Why are elderly people at risk of medication errors in Louisville?

There are a number of reasons why senior citizens suffer harmful medication mistakes. Unfortunately, elderly people are not only more likely to suffer these medication errors, they are also more likely to suffer permanent injuries as a result—putting them at lethal risk every time they…

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Sloppy Copying and Pasting May Be in Your Medical Charts

Incorrect copying and pasting of notes on a patient’s electronic health care chart, sometimes called “sloppy and paste” instead of “copy and paste,” is allegedly widespread and can result in harm to patients, according to recent research published in this month’s Critical Care Magazine. What’s…

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McCracken County Car Crash Sends 3 to the Hospital

Two cars were involved in a McCracken County Kentucky car crash on Monday, January 28, 2013. The alleged crash occurred shortly before 2:30 p.m. on Benton Road near the Food Giant. According to accident reports, 66-year-old Bobby Summers of Benton was driving a 1994 GMC…

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Admitted Elderly Patients Often Suffer Dosage Errors in KY Hospitals

If you have an elderly relative who regularly goes in and out of hospitals, you are likely worried about his health. You trust that the doctors and nurses will take the best possible care of him, but there may be something dangerous behind that hospital…

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The nurses at my mom’s nursing home are lovely people, but they had so many nursing home residents assigned to them. There was no way they could do an adequate job. I don’t want to get the nurses in trouble, but I feel like my mom’s injuries were caused by nursing home negligence. What should I do?

It can be challenging for families who genuinely like the nurses at a facility but believe that the way the facility was structured or staffed resulted in nursing home abuse. Our Louisville nursing home abuse lawyers understand that, but we encourage you to contact us…

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The Kentucky Long-Term Care Ombudsman: a Modern-Day Paladin

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines paladin this way: a trusted military leader (as for a medieval prince) a leading champion of a cause It’s the word that leaps to my mind when I think of the Kentucky long-term care ombudsman. According to the Department for Aging…

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