July 2013

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5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Kentucky Wrongful Death Attorney

Choosing the right attorney after losing a close family member in a Kentucky car accident can be difficult. It is hard to focus on legal matters when you are grieving yourself and trying to help children and other family members deal with the tragedy. That…

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5 Reasons Why Kentucky Medication Errors May Be on the Rise

In today’s world, we are often taught to trust that our health care providers are knowledgeable and have our best interests at heart. While this may be true, even honest and caring physicians do sometimes make mistakes. Patients may suffer injuries as a result. One…

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Brain Injury Affects Emotion. A Kentucky Head Injury Lawyer Explains.

For someone who has suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of an accident caused by another person, emotions can run high as they learn to cope. While some may think that those emotions are the victim’s way of dealing with the accident, many…

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New Technology Could Prevent the Most Common Surgical Error in KY

Your doctor said that your surgery was low risk, and it seemed that it went well with no complications. You recovered quickly and were up and about in no time at all.  Then you started feeling pain near the surgical site. You went back to…

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Protecting Kentucky Nursing Home Residents From Heat Stroke

If you have an elderly relative or loved one, you should know that one of the most dangerous time for seniors is during hot summer days when they are at risk for overheating, dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Whether your loved one lives at…

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Can electronic medical records help prevent medical malpractice in Kentucky?

Electronic health records, also known as EHR, are becoming more popular throughout Kentucky and will probably be the standard in just a few more years. But how do online medical records affect patients? A recent study found that EHR can significantly reduce medical errors, but…

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