Ms. O'Donnell and the company clashed over her decision to appear on the cover of the July 2001 issue in a hospital gown with a bandaged hand when she suffered from a staph infection.
In conclusion, this study reveals an increase in the number of complaints for medical issues in a university hospital in Paris over time, as well as an increase of the perception of a medical error after the diffusion of a law regarding patients' rights that may have contributed to this trend.
This study revealed an increase with time in the number of complaints for medical issues in a university hospital, as well as an increase in the perception of a medical error after the passing of a law regarding patients' rights in France.
The source of infection and routes of contamination are important issues in any hospital [ 2].
Last year, Gruner executives did not like Ms. O'Donnell's decision to appear on the cover of the July 2001 issue clad in a hospital gown and holding up her bandaged hand, the result of an infection.
Patients with a complaint letter for medical issues in a French university hospital were included.
Because of the complexity of nutrition issues in the hospital, a registered dietitian, knowledgeable and skilled in MNT, should serve as an inpatient team member.
Previous studies have found that women have reported that some of the major barriers to treatment are the practical ones such as lack of time, childcare issues, and being seen in a hospital setting [ 49, 50].
See related research by Bek et al., http://ccforum.com/content/13/5/R162 The article by Bek and colleagues [ 1] in the previous issue of Critical Care raises an important and frequently unrecognised issue concerned with haemodialysis in a hospital setting.
Facility B was chosen to help understand the same issues in a smaller non-specialist hospital.
