The Just Culture Podcast

When it comes to medical malpractice claims timing is everything, as we see here. When a patient suffered serious complications from a misplaced feeding tube, the clock started running long before anyone was ready for it to begin. Listen now to see how this can be avoided!  Resources:  Here is a link to information on the digestive system, just incase you were interested to learn more. T...

Let's finish reviewing the egregious acts of Kimberly Saenz at her time in the Dialysis Clinic.   We like to think of our nurses and healthcare providers as kind, caring and compassionate humans. Sometimes evil can get through the doors. It's hard to understand why someone would act this way to harm folks, when they are the ones charged to care for and save those very people.  A lot of v...

When we think of healthcare workers we tend to think of compassionate, caring and loving individuals. But sometimes that is not the case. In this episode we start to see what happens when evil makes its way into the healthcare world.  Stick around for part 2 next week it will be worth it!  Please rate, review and share this podcast with your friends. If you have an idea for a case, or ha...

When you or a loved one has surgery, do you ever pay attention to whether or not your surgeon is employed by the hospital?  If your answer is no, you are like most of us here in the US. When this patient went to have her surgery, she signed a form stating that her surgeon did not work for the hospital. This is what stopped her from recovering the damages (costs) to pay for the surgery to fix...

When D. Church went to have his abdominal surgery, he never expected to have complications. Nobody does. He certainly was not expecting to have a ruler-sized retractor left in his abdomen causing agonizing pain for weeks after. Listen in for his story, which is the story of so many other patients across the country. Let's explore how to prevent this from happening again together!  For the ref...

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