Understanding Medical Liability

Nikšić, Saša

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-32338-6_53

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“…As a matter of principle, medical responsibility is predicated on the basis of fault of a health care professional [12]. However, in some cases, certain aspects of medical practice may be subject to strict liability [12].…”

Section: Determination Of Liability In Context Of Medical Negligencementioning

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Medical negligence and liability; A perspective from violation of international human rights law

Khanam¹,

Rubina²

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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In the present world, there has been a great amount of improvement in medical services through technology and science. Developed methods and treatments are invented, and thousands of lives are also saved. Day by day, new doors of innovation and inventions are being opened in this sector. But in spite of these developments, there is also a black dot in that improvement which is adding to the health issues of the population, called "Medical Negligence". It's the breach of “duty of care" standard on part of the medical personnel in charge, having liability to fulfil the standard and eventually leading to the occurrence of "medical negligence ". The determination of liability in cases of “medical negligence", is a complex one. In this regard, this paper opts to discuss the determination of the liability of the medical personnel in question of medical negligence as well as the legal consequence of such medical negligence as violation of basic human rights under International Human Rights Law.

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Section: Determination Of Liability In Context Of Medical Negligencementioning

confidence: 99%

Medical negligence and liability; A perspective from violation of international human rights law

Khanam¹,

Rubina²

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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“…27 In Europe, a dozen countries provide some form of compensation for injuries following vaccination that are mostly administratively managed through the national government. 28 The first vaccine compensation program was implemented in 1961, after the German Supreme Court ruled that people who were injured by compulsory smallpox vaccination were entitled to compensation. 29 After Germany, a similar program was implemented in 1963 in France.…”

Section: No-fault Compensation Programs and Vaccine Health Impairmentmentioning

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European Experiences and Croatian Perspectives of Compensation Programs in Case of Childhood Vaccine Injury

Preložnjak

Šimović

2018

iele

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Understanding Medical Liability

Cited by 2 publications

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Medical negligence and liability; A perspective from violation of international human rights law

Medical negligence and liability; A perspective from violation of international human rights law

European Experiences and Croatian Perspectives of Compensation Programs in Case of Childhood Vaccine Injury

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