MedMal Insider

For more than 20 years, CRICO has analyzed claims and suits from the Harvard medical community to understand causes of error. We have learned that 67% of claims fall into four high risk areas: Diagnosis, Obstetrics, Surgery and Medication.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 9m. Bisher sind 206 Folge(n) erschienen. Dieser Podcast erscheint alle 0 Tage.

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Woman Dies from Post-op Stroke When Anticoagulant Not Restarted


In a lawsuit naming four physicians, the patient’s estate alleged negligent failure to restart anticoagulation after surgery, resulting in a stroke and ultimately, her death.


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 December 17, 2020  10m
 
 

Woman Dies from Post-op Stroke When Anticoagulant Not Restarted


Restarting heparin was not in the post-op instructions. In a lawsuit naming four physicians, the patient's estate alleged negligent failure to restart anticoagulation, resulting in a stroke and ultimately, her death. The case was settled for more than a million.


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 December 17, 2020  10m
 
 

Woman Dies from Post-op Stroke When Anticoagulant Not Restarted


Restarting heparin was not in the post-op instructions. In a lawsuit naming four physicians, the patient's estate alleged negligent failure to restart anticoagulation, resulting in a stroke and ultimately, her death. The case was settled for more than a million.


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 December 17, 2020  n/a
 
 

Young Patient, Flawed Test, Fatal Delay in Colon CA Diagnosis


A young patient with multiple visits for the same complaints needed an accurate diagnosis sooner to survive.


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 October 8, 2020  7m
 
 

Young Patient, Flawed Test, Fatal Delay in Colon CA Diagnosis


Despite multiple visits to her PCP with similar complaints over years, this young patient did not get a timely diagnosis of colon cancer and died. Dr. Carla Ford looks at the testing, communication among providers, and some diagnostic insights for the next patient.


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 October 8, 2020  7m
 
 

Young Patient, Flawed Test, Fatal Delay in Colon CA Diagnosis


Despite multiple visits to her PCP with similar complaints over years, this young patient did not get a timely diagnosis of colon cancer and died. Dr. Carla Ford looks at the testing, communication among providers, and some diagnostic insights for the next patient.


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 October 8, 2020  n/a
 
 

“What Else Might This Be?” Might Have Saved PE Patient


A typical urgent care decision needed a simple re-thinking in this fatal PE case.


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 July 23, 2020  14m
 
 

“What Else Might This Be?” Might Have Saved PE Patient


A fatal PE misdiagnosis may have gone wrong from the very beginning. With analysis based on closed claims in the Harvard medical system, urgent care specialist Jonathan Einbinder explores ways an ordinary case with a tragic outcome might be prevented in the future.


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 July 20, 2020  14m
 
 

“What Else Might This Be?†Might Have Saved PE Patient


A fatal PE misdiagnosis may have gone wrong from the very beginning. With analysis based on closed claims in the Harvard medical system, urgent care specialist Jonathan Einbinder explores ways an ordinary case with a tragic outcome might be prevented in the future.


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 July 20, 2020  n/a
 
 

A Forgotten Stent and Unclear Responsibility for Follow Up


A simple surgery leads to pain and legal action after a stent is left behind and forgotten for a year.


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 April 2, 2020  9m