Reporting Never Events
Reporting of never events has been recommended by the Joint Commission since 1995. Find out more about reporting and policies related to it here.
Read more
Request an estimate:
Still-born births
It is difficult to know exactly why a fetus dies in many cases. Find out more about causes and investigation of stillbirths here.
What is a “never event”?
There is a list of 29 issues that constitute “serious reportable” or “sentinal” events. Click here to find out which are the most common and to see the entire list.
How long do Psilocybin/Mushrooms stay in the system?
How long does Psilocybin effect the user? How long can it be detected in urine? Does it come up in standard toxicology tests? Find the answers here.
Questions to ask if you have a heart attack medmal case.
What should you be looking for if you are representing someone in a medical malpractice case where a heart attack was missed? Find out here…
“Bad Trip” – Psilocybin Adverse Reaction
What is a bad trip? Who has them? Does it mean the mushroom was bad?
Can a doctor be blamed for the silent killer?
What makes a heart attack a silent killer? Should a doctor be responsible if there aren’t any symptoms? Find out here…
Should I eat that? Mushroom ingestion
How can you take Psilocybin? How does it affect you? Can you determine right from wrong when intoxicated? Find the answers here…
What happens every 33 seconds in the US?
Do you know how often someone dies of a heart attack? How about how old people are when they have heart attacks? Find out here.
Magic Mushrooms
The active drug in mushrooms is called psilocybin, which is chemically related to Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD). Learn about history and uses here.
What is a heart attack?
The medical term for heart attack is Myocardial Infarction. “Myocardial” is the heart muscle and “infarction” is cell death. Find out how heart attacks happen here…
IHSS Neglect cases – legal implications
Regardless of whether the case is criminal or civil, there must be proof that the caregiver was negligent and that the negligence was what caused the patient to become ill. Whether the caregiver was a…
Sign up for:
