This month's medical malpractice insights discusses the importance of a good history and exam.

This month's Medical Malpractice Insights discusses a case of an overlooked sentinel headache.

This month's Medical Malpractice Insights from Dr. Pilcher brings you a tough case of a fall and undiagnosed hemorrhage in a patient on warfarin.

Last month’s case was an example of a missed MI due to anchoring bias based on the patient’s prior history of pulmonary fibrosis. In this month’s brief summary, we are reminded that myocarditis is another cause of chest pain that must be considered, especially in younger patients.

Anchoring bias and a missed myocardial infarction... This month's Medical Malpractice Insights brings you a tough case.

This month’s case is another reminder to think of spinal epidural abscess in back pain patients. Doing the right thing, while not always keeping one from getting sued, will (almost always) keep a jury on your side. We are not responsible for foreseeing the future.

This month’s medical malpractice insights includes 2 cases with basic reminders. First, don’t assume the best when the worst could be true. Second, if your hospital has specific written dosing protocols for certain drugs (e.g., anticoagulants), follow them.

This month's medical malpractice insights brings you a tough case of a combined hip dislocation with fracture.