• Introduction of new medical problems
• Adverse systemic reactions
• Much higher risk of medical complications
• Extended hospital stays

These complications are entirely avoidable when doctors and other healthcare providers pay adequate attention to their patients. Doctors have a responsibility to correctly identify and treat illnesses and diseases and to give each patient 100% of their attention. Failure to do so makes doctors liable to cover any financial and physical damages you may incur.
Medication errors are most frequently caused by negligence, such as:

• Improper education of patients
• Withholding information about a medication’s side effects
• Improper administration of medication
• Incorrect administration of medication

All of these issues can be avoided when doctors and other healthcare providers take time to adequately treat a patient. Increasingly, doctors’ offices and hospitals have placed a priority on quantity over quality. When doctors are stretched too thin, catastrophic injuries are all too often the result.