Every clinician has a responsibility to determine whether to accept a case, select the most appropriate treatment, and carry out that treatment with due competence. This responsibility is referred to as the "duty of care." Failure to uphold this duty may constitute medical negligence. Negligence can arise when a clinician is unable to perform their professional responsibilities or fails to provide appropriate and adequate patient 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 3 rd July 2026, 04:00 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 ##Disclaimer## The content provided on Docplexus is intended for educational purposes only.…
