Because of a high level of previous failed truck driver drug tests, the federal government this year is doubling the rate commercial…
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Electronic health records are supposed to improve the safety of healthcare. But a new study shows they are missing a significant amount…
Federal rules prohibit over-the-road truck drivers from distractions such as using handheld cell phones for calling or texting while on the road. …
By its own recent admission, the healthcare industry has made some strides in protecting patients from serious and preventable medical errors. But…
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered everyone’s lives and our communities. With statewide stay-at-home orders, Missourians are more likely to shop online than…
For a second straight year, a leading healthcare safety organization identified medical misdiagnosis – a preventable medical error – as its top…
With the number of fatal trucking accidents continuing to climb, there is little evidence to suggest trucking companies and commercial truck drivers…
There are a number of serious medical mistakes that lead to medical malpractice lawsuits, including misdiagnosis, medication errors, and patient infections due…
Some estimates place preventable medical errors as the third-leading killer in America, behind only heart disease and cancer. Researchers at Johns Hopkins…
On January 6, the first-ever clearinghouse for failed truck driver drug or alcohol tests came on line. Since then, in less than…
Read the entire St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial here. If you have suffered economically from dicamba drift, contact Gray, Ritter & Graham, P.C….
Preventable medical errors have been estimated to be the third leading cause of death in the United States, responsible for the deaths…
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