Bolstered by a recent “patient dumping” incident in Baltimore that garnered embarrassing national attention, legislation to outline a bill of rights for Maryland hospital patients passed the state Senate on Friday. But even with the heightened concern, the proposal could be headed for failure….
Source: Sun
Patient dumping incident spurs Maryland Senate to pass Patient's Bill of Rights, but House leaders leery
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