Massachusetts residents want to be able to trust their doctors and other health care providers. The ability to do so should be considered almost a right, not even a privilege. Sadly, there are too many times when this trust is nowhere to be found because it has either not been earned or because it has been violated.
How can a brain injury affect thinking?
If you have had a friend or relative experience a serious brain injury, you no doubt have many questions about what to expect. Massachusetts residents facing these situations can expect a wide range of things based upon the nature of the specific injury.
Massachusetts compliance for never-events standards
People in Massachusetts who need to seek medical care should always be able to trust that they will receive the attention that they deserve. This includes attention to detail so as to prevent any errors and injuries from resulting. However, sadly this does not always happen. Hospitals should always have plans for how to handle adverse events, especially knowing that they can and do.
A look at the risk of hospital acquired infections
Massachusetts residents who need medical treatments that require inpatient hospital stays should take care to understand details about their conditions and treatment protocol. Among the details to learn about re what to expect at the hospital, what medications will be needed, and what outcomes are expected. In addition, patients should be aware about the risks they should watch for. While hospitals are supposed to be places at which people get well, they can also be places at which people get sick.
