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Two months ago I experienced negligence in triage when in labor. I almost delivered my child in the waiting area. It was a very humiliating experience. The waiting area was full that night and everyone could see and hear my pain. After three failed attempts from a nurse, maintenance man and my spouse to get me back to the labor/delivery I almost delivered there. Two females offered to help me deliver on a sofa. As I felt the urge to push the nurse who tried to help, rush me back to delivery not ten minutes passed when our child was born. I felt embarrassed, humiliation, neglected and discrimination.
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The treatment you describe is certainly below accepted standards of care but if neither you nor your child suffered permanent harm a medical malpractice case is probably not financially viable. You should consider filing a complaint against the hospital. Click here for a website that will tell you how to do this.
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Answered on Feb 09th, 2016 at 12:59 PM