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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- A new study examining patient data from 2018 found that nearly 25 percent of patients hospitalized experienced an adverse event, and more than one fifth of them were preventable. NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin has more details on the striking new data.
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It is about time someone paid attention to the atrocious environment in US hospitals.
Naw, it just shows how ignorant Americans are! On average medical malpractice kills 250,000 Americans a year….crickets! White cop kills a black thug….cities burn…..smh
I had massive skin grafts on my upper thigh. They are open painful wounds. The material they use to cover them is treated with medication but the new skin grows into the material and as new layers form under it, the top layer and material dry up and flake off pain free. The plastic surgeon knew this. He didn't tell one of the physician assistants who saw the new skin adhering to the material and he peeled it off. A square ft area, no meds, I was skinned alive. The entire hospital heard me. The nurse was shaking and begging him to stop. It was horrific. No one stopped him. I was begging him to stop.
sue them
yeah this isn't surprising at all, i think most people know someone who's had a miserable or downright dangerous experience at a place you're supposed to be taken care of
Absolutely horrifying. I know too many people to whom this happened.
but the boxes were checked, how could this be
You go to the hospital for one reason an then all of a sudden something else happens to you
Take care of your health and stay out of their hands.
Bad gall bladders run on my mother's side. I got it, too. Living "healthy" doesn't fix everything.
@@rridderbusch518 But it sure helps! Most gallstones are made of cholesterol, so if you reduce or eliminate animal products and fatty and fried foods, you can prevent problems later.
@@rridderbusch518 We are powerless to do anything else. It’s third-world in there.
@@CharGC123 I was a child at the time and ate was I was told to eat, but yeah sure.
An adverse event? Is this after eating hospital food?