In September 2003, Dr. Elliott noted that Greene had not had any alcohol since 2000 and that she was recovering. Dr. Elliott last saw Greene on April 19, 2006. At that time, he noted that Greene was under investigation for administering conscious sedation without a valid permit. Greene again reported that she was not attending AA meetings but that she had not had any alcohol since 2000. Dr. Elliott continued his diagnosis of alcohol dependence in remission and opined that Greene could continue to safely practice dentistry. These types of medical malpractice incidents can result in brain damage, infection, loss of limb, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, organ damage or wrongful death. Injury victims and their families will need significant compensation to cover medical bills and losses such as lost wages, long-term care, rehabilitative therapy, and pain and suffering. A doctor fails to notice an important symptom or recognize a serious illness S J Harris Law represents clients during every stage of the license defense process. We help clients protect their interests during investigations, Accusations and Statement of Issues processes, at administrative hearings and appeals, and during appeals in front of the superior court. No preview. Article. Nov 2013. Journal of dental education Lorane PA 97451. Promote your health care-related events on our site! Please contact us for more information. With 30,000+ monthly viewers, we are an effective venue for spreading the word about your event. These are mistakes health care providers can make that can cause serious injuries, including: If you or a loved one in Tennessee, Arkansas or Kentucky believes you are the victim of medical malpractice and have sustained an injury to yourself or your child, infant, parent or loved one, please contact us today. Denise Burdon is a Public Health Dental Hygienist and a member of York Region ALS Outreach Program. She holds the Diploma in Dental Hygiene from Algonquin College and a Degree in Dental Hygiene, University of British Columbia. She's a member of the Quality Assurance Committee, College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario, which licenses dental hygienists in Ontario. She's a member of the Canadian Dental Hygienists Association, the Ontario Dental Hygienists Association, the Ontario Association of Public Health Dentistry, and York Region Dental Hygienists Society. View Guest page 0226 CALLAGHAN FAMILY COURT LAW & PRACTICE Rev Ed. 04-17-1990 JAMAICA The people and the doctor were outstanding as comfortable as I have ever been at a dentist. Subpoenas, according to Maryland Rule 2-510(a), 15 may be issued to compel a party over whom the court has acquired jurisdiction to attend, give testimony, and produce and permit inspection and copying � of designated documents � or tangible things at a deposition, the service of which is permitted by Rule 2-121(a)(3). 16 Maryland Rule 2-121(a)(3) provides that service may be accomplished by mailing by certified mail, restricted delivery, and that service by certified mail under this Rule is complete upon delivery. If service is by certified mail, the proof shall include the original return receipt. Maryland Rule 2-126(a)(3). When a deposition subpoena is issued which calls for the production of documents, Maryland Rule 2-412(c) provides that, the designation of the materials to be produced as set forth in the subpoena shall be attached to or included in the notice and the subpoena shall be served at least 30 days before the date of the deposition. 17
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The DOT is looking into whether better warning signs should be added or a revised speed limit put into effect. If there is evidence that the stretch of road where the Durham tractor-trailer collision happened could have and should have been made safer, the victims' families also may have a case against the entities responsible for the road. The North Carolina truck crash is also raising questions from drivers who worry that this section of I-40, which is near the Durham-Orange County, is currently a higher risk crash zone. One of the lanes has been closed, causing the highway to go from three lanes to two close to the US Highway 15/501 (where the accident happened). Because of this, some motorists say that when traffic slows suddenly there isn't enough of a warning to ensure that everyone has time to react safely to the sudden traffic jams that can arise. licensure program, it has required observations in other teaching licensure programs. Hamline In order to be able to claim damages for gratuitous attendant care services pursuant to s 15 of the Civil Liability Act it was necessary that the appellant establish that the need for those services arose solely because of the injury to which the damages relate, that the services would not have been provided to the appellant but for the injury and, further, that those services were to be provided for at least six hours per week for a period of least six consecutive months. 121 There was some debate in the course of argument about whether the requirement in s 15(2)(b) that the need for the damages for gratuitous attendant care should have arisen solely because of the injury to which the damages relate was satisfied having regard to the appellant's pre-existing condition. However the parties accepted the proposition stated in Woolworths Ltd v Lawlor 2004 NSWCA 209 (at 28 - 30) (per Beazley JA (Hodgson and Tobias JJA agreeing) that the Court could award such damages even where the need for the award only arose because of an increase in the plaintiff's need for services occasioned by the injury. Woolworths was confirmed in Angel v Hawkesbury City Council 2008 NSWCA 130 (at 130) per Beazley and Tobias JJA (Spigelman CJ, Giles and Campbell JJA agreeing), see also Westfield Shoppingtown Liverpool v Jevtich 2008 NSWCA 139 (at 22) (per Bell JA, Hodgson and Tobias JJA agreeing). What the plaintiff must establish in those circumstances is that as a result of either injuries and disabilities caused by the defendant's negligence, a need for gratuitous attendant care services for an additional six hours per week for at least six consecutive months arose: Woolworths (at 28 - 29). 122 The appellant advanced an argument that the exercise of assessing her need for gratuitous care should be approached on the premise that if the aggravation had not occurred her need for such assistance would have declined as the condition of her shoulders improved. Accordingly, she contended most of the hours Dr Conrad said she needed for such care after the aggravation should be attributed to the respondents' negligence. Dr Conrad's June 2004 report was prepared at a time when the appellant had had a good result from the surgery the previous year on her right shoulder, yet it is clear that even with a good result from that procedure she still needed about six to eight hours of domestic assistance a week. After the aggravation, Dr Conrad's evidence to which I earlier referred, established, at best, a requirement for an additional two hours a week. In my view the appellant did not establish that more than that two hours was attributable to the aggravation caused by the respondents. 123Accordingly the appellant did not establish that as a result of the aggravation caused by the assessment, she needed an additional six hours gratuitous attendant care services per week. Dr Conrad's reports were, as the respondents submitted, objective evidence of the appellant's need. The primary judge preferred that evidence to the appellant's subjective account. The appellant did not identify any error on his Honour's part in this respect. 124In my view this ground of appeal should be rejected. 125 California NO on SB277 Groups, Formerly Stumbling, Now Involved In Major Assault
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Recently there have been a lot of news reports regarding the 23 year imprisonment of a man falsely convicted of murdering an attractive high school graduate and valedictorian in Poplar, Ms. Kimberly Nees, in the same town where the FBI agents absolutely directed the murder of the Stormy girls. This occurred, I think, about 1979 (?). I'm flying on vague memory right now, so will come back to edit errors in this account, but I wanted to mention it. Since this occurred several years before I arrived in 1986, I can't make direct judgement with the confidence I can regarding events that took place while I lived there, but I do think the Nees murder and false imprisonment of Mr. Beach are more explainable if the fact of the government's undeniable distribution of cocaine and other drugs is extended back that far or farther. What the news accounts do not address is exactly why this man, Mr. Beach, was convicted without a shred of evidence when there were dozens of people in the community firmly convinced of the who and how of the murder that was consistent with facts gathered at the scene. While gossip is not evidence, the account held in common fits perfectly well with the evidence at the scene, except for the pubic hair that was matched to Beach by state examiner, Mr. Melnikoff, who was later found to have routinely falsified evidence over many years as a means of ingratiating himself with state prosecutors. As I dimly recall from news accounts, Ms. Nees was found in the river after being severely beaten with one or more instruments resembling a tire iron. All of that occurred within a mile or so of where the body of Mr. Buck Elk was found (officially at the first it was declared an accident), my own residence (clustered nearby with the Superintendent's and the lady who sued the city shortly after the Stormy deaths), the public schools, and city offices where the ambulance originally resided in its stall. On the other side of town on the main highway, the Stormy girls bled to death while the ambulance had been inexusably, demonstrably and clearly unnecessarily withheld for over a month. Don't you wonder why the prosecutors made a stupid argument to the Arizona Court of Appeals in light of relevant federal law directly contrary to their argument? We are open Monday through Friday and the third Saturday of each month. You can find us at 4785 Leavitt Road, Lorain, OH 44053�an ideal location for those patients who live in Amherst, Vermilion, Sheffield Village, Elyria, North Ridgeville and Amherst Township. We look forward to assisting you. Fernando Dominguez brings this appeal from a judgment convicting him of various criminal offenses arising from the rape and killing of Irma Perez in the early morning hours of August 23, 1997. Charges were originally brought against defendant and another man, Jose Alfredo Martinez, but Martinez died before trial. Defendant argues that numerous errors helped to produce a verdict finding him of guilty of rape, aggravated kidnapping, and first degree felony murder. We have concluded that the verdict must be reversed on two of the three charges. Prejudicial error occurred in connection with the murder charge because, while the evidence suggested that the victim might have died at the hands of Martinez, and the jury explicitly sought guidance concerning the law applicable to such a situation, the instructions addressed only the possibility that defendant himself was the killer. We will also reverse the kidnapping conviction because the movement shown by the evidence did not satisfy the requirements for the asportation element of that offense. We find defendant's other claims of error unpersuasive, and therefore affirm the rape conviction. In this study, we developed an integrated hospital-associated urinary tract infection (HAUTI) surveillance information system (called iHAUTISIS) based on existing electronic medical records (EMR) systems for improving the work efficiency of infection control professionals (ICPs) in a 730-bed, tertiary-care teaching hospital in Taiwan. The iHAUTISIS can automatically collect data relevant to HAUTI surveillance from the different EMR systems, and provides a visualization dashboard that helps ICPs make better surveillance plans and facilitates their surveillance work. In order to measure the system performance, we also created a generic model for comparing the ICPs' work efficiency when using existing electronic culture-based surveillance information system (eCBSIS) and iHAUTISIS, respectively. This model can demonstrate a patient's state (unsuspected, suspected, and confirmed) and corresponding time spent on surveillance tasks performed by ICPs for the patient in that state. The study results showed that the iHAUTISIS performed better than the eCBSIS in terms of ICPs' time cost. It reduced the time by 73.27 s, when using iHAUTISIS (114.26 s) and eCBSIS (187.53 s), for each patient on average. With increased adoption of EMR systems, the development of the integrated HAI surveillance information systems would be more and more cost-effective. Moreover, the iHAUTISIS adopted web-based technology that enables ICPs to online access patient's surveillance information using laptops or mobile devices. Therefore, our system can further facilitate the HAI surveillance and reduce ICPs' surveillance workloads. PMID:25154644 The dispute dates to 1975, when the cap was first imposed. Battle lines were initially drawn along largely partisan lines: Lawyers aligned with Democrats, while supporters of the cap � including the California Medical Assn. and malpractice insurance companies � typically sided with Republicans. From what I've seen, the dentist operating the CEREC system needs to be of a more high-tech mindset. If the dentist is not into new or newer technology he/she isn't going to be as successful as they can be. Some people just don't do well with technology and it is these people who will not do well with CEREC. NORFOLK, Va. (AP) � A federal judge was set to hear arguments Tuesday on whether Virginia's ban on gay marriage should be struck down, which is the position the state's newly elected Democratic attorney Justia Opinion Summary: The Circuit Court of Copiah County convicted David Dickerson of capital murder, arson, and armed robbery. The jury sentenced him to death for the capital murder conviction; he was sentenced to twenty years for arson and. HONOLULU (CN) - A federal jury on Tuesday found the state of Hawaii and the Hawaii Department of Transportation's airports division violated a former employee's civil rights by turning a blind eye to sexual harassment.
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