Weill Cornell to boost abuse prevention

Weill Cornell Medicine reached a voluntary agreement with the federal government to spend $30 million on a new Institute for Safe Patient Care and Patient Empowerment following the criminal conviction of a doctor who sexually abused patients over a decade. The doctor was sentenced to life in prison for abusing patients, including minors, during that period. The institution acknowledged its previous policies were inadequate and committed to implementing stronger prevention and reporting measures to improve patient safety.

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