Legal Trends in Clinical Diagnosis, Masterly Inactivity & Expectant Management

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Legal Trends in Clinical Diagnosis, Masterly Inactivity & Expectant Management Legal Trends in Clinical Diagnosis, Masterly Inactivity & Expectant Management
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  • Lectures1 Video
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Key concepts covered include:

What you’ll learn

  • Importance of rights of the patients
  • Duty of disclosure is a new provision under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019
  • The physical contact between the patient and the doctor for treatment is the fundamental rule of clinical practice.
  • An error of judgment is not held as negligence.
  • Watchful expectancy or masterly inactivity despite whatever appears to a patient is NOT negligence

What you'll learn

Unnecessary consultations should be avoided. However, in case of serious illness and in doubtful or difficult conditions, the physician should request a consultation, but under any circumstances, such consultation should be justifiable and in the interest of the patient only and not for any other consideration. Consulting pathologists /radiologists or asking for any other diagnostic Lab investigation should be done judiciously and not in a routine manner. In every consultation, the benefit to the patient is of foremost importance. read more »»

All physicians engaged in the case should be frank with the patient and his attendants. Utmost punctuality should be observed by a physician in making themselves available for consultations. All statements to the patient or his representatives should take place in the presence of the consulting physicians, except as otherwise agreed upon. The disclosure of the opinion to the patient or his relatives or friends shall rest with the medical attendant.

Differences of opinion should not be divulged unnecessarily but when there is an irreconcilable difference of opinion the circumstances should be frankly and impartially explained to the patient or his relatives or friends. It would be opened to them to seek further advice as they so desire.

No decision should restrain the attending physician from making such subsequent variations in the treatment if any unexpected change occurs, but at the next consultation, reasons for the variations should be discussed/ explained. The same privilege, with its obligations, belongs to the consultant when sent for in an emergency during the absence of an attending physician. The attending physician may prescribe medicine at any time for the patient, whereas the consultant may prescribe only in case of emergency or as an expert when called for.

Who should attend?

  • All Doctors
  • Physicians
  • Surgeons
  • Nursing Officers
  • Paramedical staff
  • Medical Superintendents
  • Hospital Management
  • Nursing Homes
  • Electronic Medical Record departments of clinical establishments
  • Medical students
  • Indemnity insurer companies

Instructor

Mr. Anoop Kumar Kaushal

Advocate, Medical Law, New Delhi
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Mr. Anoop Kumar Kaushal is an Independent Practitioner of Medical Law. He comes with more than 30 years’ journey with Doctors, practicing before the Hon’ble National, State & District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions/Forum primarily on Medical Negligence compensation and providing support in Disciplinary proceedings before medical councils, Medical Council of India & High Courts & other statutory authorities.

He specializes in proceedings for Forensic study of the human anatomy, analytical & working litigation experience on fixation of malpractice liability issues wired by the pathophysiology, differential diagnosis, choice of treatment, prognosis, known complications, surgical hazards, anesthetic domains, palliative care. He is also an expert to advice on discharge & follow-up advice, ante-natal to postpartum gestation regimen, morbidities of diseases, admissibility of medical records, and standard medical literature.

Home > Legal Trends in Clinical Diagnosis, Masterly Inactivity & Expectant Management
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Instructor

Mr. Anoop Kumar Kaushal

Advocate, Medical Law, New Delhi
4/5

Mr. Anoop Kumar Kaushal is an Independent Practitioner of Medical Law. He comes with more than 30 years’ journey with Doctors, practicing before the Hon’ble National, State & District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions/Forum primarily on Medical Negligence compensation and providing support in Disciplinary proceedings before medical councils, Medical Council of India & High Courts & other statutory authorities.

He specializes in proceedings for Forensic study of the human anatomy, analytical & working litigation experience on fixation of malpractice liability issues wired by the pathophysiology, differential diagnosis, choice of treatment, prognosis, known complications, surgical hazards, anesthetic domains, palliative care. He is also an expert to advice on discharge & follow-up advice, ante-natal to postpartum gestation regimen, morbidities of diseases, admissibility of medical records, and standard medical literature.

For: intermediates
Last Updated 12/2020

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