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Telemedicine: What Slows Down the Healthcare of the Future

HIT Consultant

According to CRICO’s national CBS Database, 66% of malpractice cases in telemedicine from 2014 to 2018 were connected to misdiagnosis. Healthcare providers should invest in software usable both for doctors, nurses, and patients. Pandemic allowed those who were hesitant to try out telemedicine. Misdiagnoses. Viable software.

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Health Provider News

Hall Render

What’s next when they want to retire? So far, Georgia has only one Bull Realty Brokers $5.9M healthcare centers receive $935K in federal funding to provide free COVID-19 vaccines New CEO at Mt. So far, Georgia has only one Bull Realty Brokers $5.9M So far, Georgia has only one Bull Realty Brokers $5.9M

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Health Provider News – April 1, 2022

Hall Render

Alaska’s top doctor on living with COVID in the post-restriction era. Despite malpractice lawsuits, Gainesville hospital stands behind star surgeon. Montana Named Fourth Best State for Doctors. How Many Doctors Have Left Mission? Hot debate in NC health care on freeing advanced practice nurses from doctors’ supervision.

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Removal, Severance & Rule 21

Drug & Device Law

That started us thinking about other uses of severance of non-indispensable parties to preserve diversity – particularly, as in the Rejuvenate case, medical malpractice defendants in product liability litigation – to preserve federal diversity jurisdiction. We most recently returned to this issue here , where we discussed Sullivan v.

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Questionable Treater Affidavit Insufficient Support For Defect Claim

Drug & Device Law

That could be because the local courts have taken a different approach than the MDLs did, because it is hard to prove a design defect when your experts criticize every device in the class, or because the prescribing doctors in later cases were aware of the risks. Donaldson v. Johnson & Johnson , __ F.4th

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Confident Learned Intermediaries Defeat Warning Causation

Drug & Device Law

They’re experienced at what they do and aren’t intimidated by plaintiffs’ counsel and their threats of malpractice claims if they don’t testify the way plaintiffs want them to. Further, “both doctors testified that they still prescribe [the drug] for patients with conditions similar to plaintiff’s condition.” Schering Corp. ,

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