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Kate Farrish

  • Assistant Professor, Central Connecticut State University
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Patch, Poynter Online, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Wisconsin State Journal, Hartford Courant, CT Insider, Fairfield Citizen, Arizona Daily Star, New Milford Spectrum and
Asst. Professor-of-Residence in the UConn Journalism Department; formerly of CCSU, the Hartford Courant & C-HIT.org; FOI Commissioner; @CTFOG President.
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Shelton doctor accused of altering patient’s medical chart

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By Kate Farrish
| Middletown Press Verified
The state Medical Examining Board has reprimanded and fined Dr. Judith Major, of Shelton, $7,500 for changing a patient’s chart after DPH officials notified her that the patient had filed a complaint with them. When certifying the patient, a retired police officer, for a medical marijuana prescription, Major stated an incorrect diagnosis, a spinal cord injury, and omitted the correct diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder, records show.
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By Kate Farrish
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
In my four decades as a journalist in Connecticut, I rarely had to worry about my safety or retaliation from state and local officials I covered. I know I was privileged to work in the U.S. with freedom of the press guaranteed in the First Amendment. But journalist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa says her native country, the Philippines, was also a democracy with a Bill of Rights modeled on our own.
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Insulin often culprit in hospital murders as killers skirt regulations aimed at medication mistakes

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By Kate Farrish
| Billings Gazette Verified
A former nursing assistant is serving life in prison for killing seven elderly veterans in West Virginia. A registered nurse is accused of killing four patients and trying to kill 18 others at Pennsylvania nursing homes, and another RN has been charged with murdering two patients at a North Carolina hospital. The alleged murder weapon in all three cases: lethal doses of insulin.
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