Every clinician has a duty to decide whether or not to take a case, choose what treatment to provide, and perform the chosen treatment. This principle is known as “duty of care.” Any violation of the “duty of care” can be considered medical negligence. Negligence may occur when a clinician is incapable of performing his/her duties and/or providing appropriate and adequate care. To learn all about medical negligence and related laws, join the medicolegal experts, Dr.
Anurag Verma and Dr. Prof. Satish Tiwari , in our informative webinar on 26 th January 2025 , 6:00 PM IST . Session highlights Types of medical negligence Defenses available in IPC to clinicians Facts that clinicians must know Informed consent guidelines Do Not Miss This Session Suggested readings Ethical Duty of Radiologists: A Medicolegal Case When Doctors were Charged for Endometriosis Mismanagement Is it Medical…
