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    Medical Malpractice Theory

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    to help define medical malpractice. The first step is to determine when a doctor is liable to their patient, and the courts can use the entry rules (Stein, 2012) to help determine when a doctor is liable to their patients. Also entry rules also help determine when medical malpractice occurs (Stein, 2012), but the theory also acknowledges when these medical malpractices should be exempt with the creation of the exit rules (Stein, 2012). Ideally according to Stein's theory, medical institutions…

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    honourable Spigelman observation of the insurance crises was that it ‘… reached … fever pitch, in the course of which there were virtually daily reports about the social and economic effects of increased premiums … even hospitals; the early retirement of medical practitioners and their refusal to perform certain servers, particularly obstetric; the inability of other professionals to obtain cover from certain categories of risk led to a similar withdrawal of services.’ 1 Practitioner growth…

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    English. Im thankful to be bilingual because i 'm able to communicate with my grandmother and my family from Haiti. In Haiti there is great need of medical attention in small rural areas. The problem with healthcare in Haiti is that there is no system, no structure. Healthcare facilities that exist in Haiti are inadequate, have insufficient medical staff, equipment, and treatment. I decided with my gift of being bilingual and my…

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    negligence and medical malpractice. I found this article in nj.com dated September 15, 2016. It is about former Bergen County, New Jersey prosecutor John Molinelli is suing the Hackensack University Medical Group Urology Department, his urologist and other members of the urology department such as unnamed nurses and doctors for misdiagnosis and lack of treatment back on March 2015. According to the article former prosecutor Molinelli was unable to perform his duties as a result of the medical…

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    Medical Malpractice Cases

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    Medical Malpractice refers to the problems and injuries that are caused by neglectful behavior of medical professionals. It refers to a situation where a medical professional either failed to provide an important care element to a suffering patient or when it can be established that the quality of the provided care fell below the agreeable standards of the society. Medical malpractice cases are important for people who suffer from neglect and good lawyers can provide compensation for the loss…

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    ntroduction: Before year 1835, medical malpractice suits in United States were very rare it was difficult to make certain generalizations. Generally, patients sued their physicians only in severe injury and death cases.[1] Then there was a burst of medical malpractice suits during the period between 1840 and 1860, publics relate this burst to the big number of profession vacancies at that time, which may caused less quality control. US population also increased by 85% at that time. This sudden…

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    severe case of medical malpractice that occurred right here in our own country just two years ago. It resulted in the death of an American pioneer of stand-up comedy, as well as the loss of a mother, wife, and friend. This tragedy of medical malpractice is occurring far too often with too few consequences,…

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    definition of malpractice is “careless, wrong, or illegal actions by someone (such as a doctor) who is performing a professional duty” and the definition of negligence is “failure to take the care that a responsible person usually takes: lack of normal care or attention.” With so many laws in place in the medical field, there could be many forms or ways of breaking laws that are in place. Knowing what malpractice and negligence is, there are many ways of committing either as a medical assistant.…

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    A Look at 4 Medical Malpractice Statistics Medical errors claim nearly 10 percent of the population, a revelation that, in part, led to current health care reforms. [1] Care providers can prevent many of these deaths with better coordination and improved organizational performance. To date, improving safety has proved difficult for health care organizations due to a discipline wide lack of direction in research medical errors. Medical Errors That Cause Mortalities in the United States In the…

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    medications, they do it all with the expectation being they are doing it with the patient’s optimal overall health in mind. With this in mind people tend forget that “No setting is hazard-free, no medical specialty is immune, and patients are at risk no matter what their age, sex, and state of health.” (Inelmen, 16) Medical error in some terms can be looked upon as inevitable because no person, no matter what their occupational title is, can be perfect. Unfortunately, patients who need the care…

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