#medical-negligence

#medical-negligence

Ida Lock's death resulted from severe negligence by three midwives, leading to a lack of urgent care and basic resuscitation during childbirth.

A teenage girl died after being inappropriately discharged from a hospital without proper observations; the coroner speculated she could have survived with adequate care.

Hospital care failures, including improper medication and lack of support, contributed to Chloe Every's tragic death at Queen's Hospital.

Hospital care for disabled patients must be critically assessed to prevent neglect and ensure appropriate treatment.

Delay in medical treatment due to staff shortages contributed directly to the preventable death of George Powell.

Timely intervention could have saved Mr. Powell's life, according to the coroner's findings.

A young teacher died from an undiagnosed blood clot after misdiagnoses and insufficient medical attention.

Mercy San Juan hospital failed to notify Jessie Peterson's family of her death, leading to their year-long search for her.

A mother discovers her daughter, reported discharged, was actually dead and stored in a morgue—raising major negligence concerns against the hospital.