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Tomah / winonadailynews.com

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LATEST NEWS

Tomah / wwisradio.com

VA Report Says Doctors, Nurses Mismanaged Patient Care Contributing To Death

A report from the U-S Department of Veterans Affairs says doctors and nurses at the Tomah V-A mismanaged the care of a patient – leading to their death. The 30-year-old patient died two years ago. The name and gender of the victim haven’t been released. The report indicates the veteran walked into the Tomah V-A urgent care department and reported having a seizure. The patient was admitted, then transferred to two other facilities over the next month. They finally died in a V-A hospice unit. The Office of Inspector General found the V-A treatment decisions inadequate at several points during the treatment. Read more

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Tomah / lacrossetribune.com

Tomah VA faulted in patient's death

An inspector general for the Department of Veterans Affairs concluded that failure to prescribe a proper level of medication was among the factors that led to the death of a Tomah VA patient in 2019. In a 65-page report titled “Mismanagement of a Patient at the Tomah VA Medical Center... Read more

TRENDING NOW

Fort Mccoy / lacrossetribune.com

Gundersen prepared to offer medical assistance to Afghan refugees

Refugees from Afghanistan have begun arriving at Fort McCoy, and Gundersen Health System is among the regional entities and organizations poised to assist. Some 10,000 refugees are anticipated to be housed at the base, located near Tomah, over the coming weeks, and nonprofits such as Catholic Charities have already begun donation drives. Gundersen has been in communication with Fort McCoy regarding any possible medical needs, and is prepared to offer care in its clinics or hospitals and possibly on base. Read more