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Apraxia Awareness Day!

This past Saturday (May 14th) was Apraxia Awareness Day. This event seeks to help the public understand the effects of apraxia, as well as what may cause the condition. As birth injury attorneys, we would like to focus on how apraxia

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April is Occupational Therapy Month!

This Occupational Therapy Month, we are celebrating the efforts of occupational therapists, who are central in the effort to help children with disabilities participate more fully in the activities of daily living (ADLs)! Occupational Therapists: What Do They Do to

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National Public Health Week: A Focus on Medical Error

The first full week of April marked the American Public Health Association’s celebration of the field of public health and its contributions to the state of American healthcare. The organization assists in the creation of public policy designed to assist

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Mark Your Calendars for Patient Safety Week!

Mark Your Calendars for Patient Safety Week!

Patient Safety Week is March 13-19th! The process of having a child – from pregnancy to delivery and beyond – is often a process fraught with concern for families. The healthcare questions that having a child raises can be very

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Happy World Cerebral Palsy Day!

Happy World Cerebral Palsy Day!

Michigan Cerebral Palsy Attorneys Celebrates World Cerebral Palsy Day World Cerebral Palsy Day, which is held on the first Wednesday of every October, is a movement comprising individuals with cerebral palsy, their families and friends, and the various cerebral palsy

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