Oversights in Post-op Diabetes Care Caused Critical Complications
Case Study
In this case study, post-op management of an insulin pump in a patient with Type I diabetes resulted in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and myocardial infarction (MI).
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Feb 20, 2025
The Case for Comprehensive Burnout SolutionStrategies for Patient SafetyNearly half of health care workers experience burnout, and the post-pandemic exodus from the field has only amplified the strain on the remaining workforce. Given this reality and the links between health care worker well-being and patient safety, it is crucial to understand the implications of burnout on patient outcomes and the potential avenues for comprehensive solutions. |
Six Case Studies to Improve Early Cancer Detection and MPL Risk Management |
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February marks National Cancer Prevention Month – a time to raise patient awareness about reducing cancer risks through lifestyle changes and screenings, while also encouraging clinicians to review ways to avoid missed or delayed cancer diagnoses. Here are six data-driven cancer-related med mal cases with insights from our risk and patient safety experts. Here you’ll find additional medical malpractice case studies related to missed or delayed cancer diagnoses.
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In this case study, post-op management of an insulin pump in a patient with Type I diabetes resulted in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and myocardial infarction (MI).