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...redemption. A series of academic studies over the past decade have shown that in many cases, victims are more likely to sue their medical provider if they feel he or she has not been sufficiently compassionate and communicative. Although she's not a scientific researcher, Jennifer Dingman of Pueblo, Colo., knows that firsthand. Soon after her mother died in 1995 at age 78 as a result of a series of misdiagnoses and medication errors, Dingman started a patient-advocacy organization called PULSE, or Persons United Limiting Substandards and Errors in health care. "In every scenario, people who have filed lawsuits...
Sources: USA Today (2); New York Times (2); AP (3); Glenwood Springs (Colo.) Post Independent
ALAN MIDDENDORF -- Longmont, Colo...
...commute to a larger city for work. And the towns are not above a little salesmanship. So Ellsworth, where Wild Bill Hickock once roamed and locals insist they know more about Wyatt Earp than his biographer does, promotes itself as "the wickedest cow town in the West." Prowers County, Colo., appeals to bird watchers with its 400 species. Atwood, Kans., tells hunters about its bountiful wild turkey, pheasant and deer. Six counties in northwestern North Dakota share a website prairieopportunity.com and play up the area's high-speed Internet access...
Relatives of both Pring-Wilson and Colono reacted with emotion at the prospect of beginning a trial anew. Speaking from Colorado Springs, Colo., Pring-Wilson’s mother, Cynthia Pring, said “We were so excited when we found out this morning. It’s definitely cause for optimism...