Kaplan Hospital Reports Suspected Unconsented Blood Draws for Research
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Kaplan Medical Center filed a police complaint after preliminary findings indicated blood may have been drawn from patients without informed consent for research. The hospital also informed the Ministry of Health and is taking additional steps. Medical activity in the cardiology department continues uninterrupted.
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- Kaplan Medical Center filed a police complaint over suspected unconsented blood draws for research.
- Preliminary findings suggest blood was taken from patients without informed consent.
- The hospital has informed the Ministry of Health of the suspicions.
- The administration is taking additional immediate steps regarding the matter.
- Medical activity in the cardiology department continues with patient safety assured.
Kaplan Medical Center's administration filed a police complaint last week concerning suspected misconduct in a cardiology research study. Preliminary findings suggest that blood may have been drawn from patients without their informed consent for laboratory research, according to a hospital statement. In parallel with the police report, the hospital's management decided to take additional immediate steps and informed the Ministry of Health about the suspicions and the actions taken, though the statement did not detail these steps. The hospital emphasized that medical activity in the cardiology department continues, ensuring treatment continuity and patient safety.
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