An Ob/Gyn Reflects on Dobbs: ‘The Time Has Passed for Neutrality’
How is it that in some states I could be arrested for providing evidence-based, life-saving care, while in others I would simply be doing my job?
Liability
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Read more: Change for the Medical Malpractice Compensation System in England? Change for the Medical Malpractice Compensation System in England?
Urgent calls have been made in many quarters to stem the rise in clinical negligence costs borne by England’s National Health Service.
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Read more: Balancing Patient Rights and Costs in Medical Malpractice Claims Balancing Patient Rights and Costs in Medical Malpractice Claims
It is important not to forget the patient’s perspective and needs. Tort reform should not focus primarily on economics and cost containment.
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Read more: Moving Forward on Tort Reform, Addressing Clinical Negligence Compensation Issues Moving Forward on Tort Reform, Addressing Clinical Negligence Compensation Issues
One area of controversy: whether clinical negligence lawyers are thwarting reform because of their financial interest in the status quo.
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Read more: Reflections on Procedural Barriers to Pediatric COVID Vaccine Access Reflections on Procedural Barriers to Pediatric COVID Vaccine Access
Bureaucratic tape is causing delays in distributing these critical vaccines to our youngest children.
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Read more: Managing Cognitive Decline Concerns in the Workplace Managing Cognitive Decline Concerns in the Workplace
As the American population ages, employers must contend with the growing challenge of cognitive decline in the workplace.
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Read more: Remember the Babies: The Need for Off-Label Pediatric Use of COVID-19 Vaccines Remember the Babies: The Need for Off-Label Pediatric Use of COVID-19 Vaccines
The CDC is failing parents by preventing off-label use of our existing COVID-19 vaccines in the under-five set.
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Read more: NHS Patient Safety: Reflections and Looking Forward NHS Patient Safety: Reflections and Looking Forward
In patient safety terms in the NHS England, there have been positives and negatives over the past year to reflect on.
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Read more: The PREP Act and Nursing Homes’ Fight to Move COVID Claims to Federal Court The PREP Act and Nursing Homes’ Fight to Move COVID Claims to Federal Court
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals’ ruling avoids extending a federal statute limiting pandemic liability into unprecedented areas.
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Read more: Should Vaccinating Children Off-Label Against COVID-19 Be Universally Prohibited? Should Vaccinating Children Off-Label Against COVID-19 Be Universally Prohibited?
We think that off-label pediatric administration of approved COVID-19 vaccines should be left to individual risk-benefit judgments.