212-LAWYERS or (212) 344-1000

Improving surgical safety for patients

People in New York and throughout the country who need surgery can be made safer with staff training that focuses on combining teamwork and communication along with systems improvement. Papers published in the journal Annals of Surgery describe studies by researchers at Oxford University’s Department of Surgical Sciences that examined five different approaches to training surgical staff to increase safety. The researchers looked at two different systems approaches, one cultural approach and two combination approaches.

Read More »

Brain death and hospital policy inconsistencies

Because a diagnosis of brain death typically leads to life-ending actions through the withdrawal of life support, New York health care professionals must be completely sure when they make such a determination. Guidelines were implemented by the American Academy of Neurology in 2010 to facilitate accuracy in judgment in such cases. However, studies suggest that many hospitals are not adhering to these guidelines.

Read More »

Proving Malpractice in Medical Services: The Why’s and How’s

If a patient in the state of New York suffers physical, mental, and emotional loss as a result of medical treatments, then he or she has a legal right to file a medical malpractice case against the hospital, the primary doctor or doctors, or against both the medical facility and the doctor.

Read More »

Misinterpretation of X-Rays Warrants Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

Every medical treatment begins with a series of diagnostic tests like an x-rays, MRIs, ultrasounds, or mammograms as required for specific patient situation. Thus, the radiologists have a supremely ethical responsibility to accurately read and interpret the x-rays or other similar diagnostic results to produce descriptive reports.

Read More »

Medical Malpractice Leading to Death: How to Get Justice?

Many times, family members may go through the bitter experience of watching someone close to them die as a result of medical malpractice. It is easy to understand the immense pain, anger, and grief suffered by a person who has just lost a parent, child, or spouse to medical malpractice! The only way the victim’s close family member can avenge a wrongful death is through a medical malpractice case related to wrongful death.

Read More »
NYC Personal Injury lawyer - RMFW Law Logo Inverted

Get a Free Consultation

No Win No Fee