Casualties of war-military care for the wounded from Iraq and Afghanistan

Article Abstract:

An online update of American military causalities that is, the number of wounded or dead from Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring freedom is provided by the U.S. Department of Defense. The way in which the military surgical team that works under pressure has performed in the war is discussed.

Science & research, Services information, Research, Services, United States. Department of Defense, Military campaigns, Wounded military personnel

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Accidental deaths, saved lives, and improved quality

Article Abstract:

The limitations of ensuring patient safety, and preventing accidental deaths or injuries in contributing to quality healthcare to patients are underscored. The emphasis is on effective treatment on the basis of which outcomes can be assessed and quality care can be improved.

Product quality, HEALTH SERVICES, Health care industry, Quality management, Crash injuries

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Physicians and execution - highlights from a discussion of lethal injection

Article Abstract:

The issues raised by Baze vs. Rees, whether death by lethal injection causes unnecessary pain and suffering in violation of the ban on cruel and unusual punishment is discussed.

Execution by lethal injection, Discussion

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