Inadequate Staffing and Training

Hospital staffing and its relation to the quality of patient care were the subjects of several recent major studies. Reports from studies by the Journal of the American Medical Association and the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that an inverse relationship exists between the number of hours logged by registered nurses and the occurrence of conditions such as pneumonia and cardiac arrest while in hospital care.

Because they are difficult to prove, medical malpractice cases involving inadequate staffing or training require expert representation. Boasting over a century of collective legal experience, our trial lawyers have the knowledge needed to successfully litigate even the most complicated of claims. Contact the Foley Law Firm in the Scranton, Stroudsburg, and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania area to speak to an experienced hospital and medical negligence attorney and a registered nurse.