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Tag Archives: nursing errors
Nursing malpractice: what could go wrong?
These examples represent some of the cases I have seen as a legal nurse consultant: * the hospitalized patient who was alert, oriented, and ambulatory until the nurse administered an inappropriate dose of Morphine, resulting in a serious overdose; * … Continue reading
Calling family after death of child
In ”The Rest Is Silence,” Rowe describes the death of his teenage son, Jesse, after complications from a liver transplant. In the days and weeks that followed, Rowe expected to be contacted by members of the medical team who cared … Continue reading
