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<description>We have written numerous blogs concerning the development of decubitis ulcers, commonly known as bedsores, due to the negligent treatment of the nursing home resident or hospital patient by staff members. One blog suggested using a quality-control approach to reducing...</description>
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<description>On November 2, 2004, eighty percent of Florida’s voters voted to pass Amendment 7, known as the “Patients’ Right to Know” Amendment. Amendment 7, now a part of Florida’s Constitution under Article X, Section 25, provides that “any records made...</description>
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