A hospital system faces funding loss due to a medication error. At least 3 patients are now paralyzed after receiving wrong medication during surgeries. This incident occurred nearly a month ago.
The hospital system has yet to develop a safety plan accepted by regulators. If a plan is not submitted, funding from Medicare and TennCare is at risk. A deadline has been set for the hospital system to submit an approved plan.
Further details about the incident and the hospital system's response are available. The situation is ongoing, with significant potential consequences for the hospital system.
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