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What you can do if a doctor hurts you?
It depends on the type of hurt. If the doctor has committed an error that makes you more sick or keeps you from recovering, you may be able to sue him/her for malpractice. If the doctor hurts you physically, as in assaulting you, you should contact the police, and ask that the doctor be charged criminally.
Where can I find more information on C R N A malpractice insurance?
CRNA malpractice is the type of malpractice insurance which doctors obtain to protect themselves from liability if an accident should occur with a patient and the doctor is at fault.
How do you file a malpractice suit?
You have to retain a personal injury attorney to start a medical malpractice case. You should consult with one anyway to find out if your case is really medcal malpractice. There is a big burden of proof that has to be able to show things like neglect. Medical malpractice is a result of a doctor's incompetence. It is where the actions (or inaction) of a medical professional resulted in the patient's harm. When a doctor's diagnosis or procedure caused the patient's injury or death, there is a possibility of medical malpractice. To be specific, a doctor's decisions and actions should always be "reasonably skillful and careful." It should not fall below the accepted standard in the medical field.
Who needs to get crna malpractice insurance?
Every doctor, whether they practice in a small town or a large city, should get malpractice insurance. Accidents can still happen, and the lives of the patients are worth the same no matter where they are from.
Should you still feel pain 6 months after having your appendix out?
No. If it may be a malpractice infection, recommend you doctor for more advice.
What should I know before hiring an attorney from a medical malpractice law firm?
How can I try to have a doctor's NYS license threatened by informing the NYS Board of Health re the doctor's malpractice, done more than 2-1/2 yrs. ago, and get him to pay me to withdraw such complaint?
I had a slip and fall in a super market. I had previous injuries long ago, to my back. No signs posted. My doctor has made error's in my medical records and is hurting my case. The doctor refuses to go back and make correction's. Is this malpractice?
You should contact a malpractice attorney to investigte any wrongdoings.
What nursery rhyme character should have been arrested for malpractice?
The doctor in, 'Miss Polly had a dolly' should be arrested for malpractice. He never treated the doll's ailments properly - he just sent her to bed. What is worse, he prioritised his bill over the welfare of his patient.
Mediation should be required in medical malpractice lawsuits.?
Mediation should be required in medical malpractice lawsuits.
When should a question start with 'whom'?
Whom must be the object of a verb or a preposition, as in "Whom did they suspect of committing the crime," where whom is the object of the verb suspect. In the sentence "Who, do they suspect, committed the crime," who is the subject of the verb committed. It all means the same thing, but it is structurally different.
How do you find out if you have a medical malpractice case?
The first thing you would like to do is contact an attorney well-versed in medical malpractice. When you acquire an attorney it is best if you find all the relevant information related to your lawsuit including dates, names, reports, bills, and any costs you incurred. Finally its best if you make a timeline of your malpractice suit includeing dates, names of doctors, referrals, lab work and surgeries done as well as anything else you can think of that may be related to your case. File your claim with a lawyer who specializes in malpractice as soon as possible; there is a statute of limitations on malpractice suits. Be sure to provide the lawyer with your patient files and any relevant information pertaining to the incident, and they can determine if you have a case or not.
If you suspect a kidney infection and you blood pressure is unusually high should they be concerned?
Yes. Go see a doctor.
