While it is more common to hear of medical malpractice as it relates to doctors, nurses may also be guilty of it.<\/p>\n
Nurses don\u2019t go to work thinking about negligently performing their jobs. They arrive ready to do their shift and perhaps at some point during those 12 hours unintentionally commit a negligent act that results in injury or death to an unsuspecting patient. Sadly, it appears that nurse malpractice is on the rise thanks to the conditions in many hospitals today \u2013 overcrowding, understaffing, unrealistic deadlines, a steady stream of emergencies, and other factors that overwhelm even the best intentioned RN.<\/p>\n
An overworked, overwhelmed RN makes mistakes; it\u2019s just that simple. The results of those mistakes often mean a Cleveland malpractice lawyer<\/a> is seeking compensation from the courts for damages a victim has suffered, including emotional, financial and physical.<\/p>\n The solution to nursing malpractice would seem to be more nurses. As simple as (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While it is more common to hear of medical malpractice as it relates to doctors, nurses may also be guilty of it. Nurses don\u2019t go to work thinking about negligently performing their jobs. They arrive ready to do their shift…<\/span><\/p>\n