Sentences with phrase «accepted standard of»

This will not happen until play therapy training providers provide content to an accepted standard of competencies and behaviour indicators.

CBT, an accepted standard of care for PPD, was the primary form of counseling used during the study, and enrolled subjects had unlimited access to therapeutic services [4,14].

You must then prove that the provider failed to provide the medically accepted standard of care.

Dental Malpractice is when a dentist does not follow the accepted standard of care and causes harm to the patient.

Medical malpractice is when a patient is injured by the actions or inactions of a health care provider that fall below the accepted standard of care in that situation.

Medical negligence occurs when a doctor, physician or healthcare professional falls short of the accepted standard of care, thereby causing injury to the patient.

Medical malpractice is an act or omission by a health care provider in which the treatment provided falls below the accepted standard of practice in the medical community and causes injury or death to the patient, with most cases involving medical error.

Medical malpractice is defined as professional negligence by act or omission by a health care provider in which the treatment provided falls below the accepted standard of practice in the medical community and causes the victim injury, trauma, or wrongful death.

Doctors and other medical professionals can be held liable for a malpractice claim for multiple instances of deviating from the accepted standard of care during pregnancy or birth.

Experts can also offer their opinions about whether the care provided by a defendant doctor fell below the generally accepted standard of care.

When a doctor, hospital, surgeon or other healthcare provider deviates from the accepted standard of care, they can and should be help responsible for the injury or death they cause to patients in their care.

In a medical malpractice case, a medical expert may be used to review the level of treatment the patient received and explain to the jury how the doctor or healthcare professional violated the accepted standard of care of the medical profession.

When a midwife's care falls below the accepted standard of practice in the medical community and a child is injured or dies in the process, they can (and should) be held liable for the damage that their incompetence has caused.

Medical Malpractice When a medical professional fails to render service at the accepted standard of care, and harm to the patient results, the injured party has a right to sue for compensation and damages.

If your treatment from a healthcare provider in Florida falls below the accepted standard of care in the medical community, then it is medical malpractice.

«This is an admission that he, an experienced practitioner, chronically fell below the accepted standard of care and abdicated his responsibility to his client.»

New York law mandates that every patient within its borders is entitled to medical care that falls within the generally accepted standard of care developed by medical professionals.

A: Medical malpractice is negligence committed by a professional health care provider — a doctor, nurse, dentist, technician, hospital or hospital worker — whose performance of duties departs from the accepted standard of care of those with similar training and experience, resulting in harm to a patient.

A: A jury will consider testimony by experts — usually other doctors — who will testify whether in their expert opinion, your physician followed standard medical practice or fell below the accepted standard of care.

Generally, to win a medical malpractice lawsuit, the plaintiff would have to show that the medical professional was negligent and that his or her conduct fell below generally accepted standard of medical care.

The vast majority of nurses are certainly honorable, skilled medical professionals, but when those professionals deviate from the accepted standard of care or fail to treat or diagnose your condition properly, you need an advocate.

Medical malpractice occurs when a health care professional does something that is outside the accepted standard of medical care.

For example, a hospital adhering to the accepted standard of care would have a system in place to ensure each instrument was sterilized before it was used on a patient.

Q: In a lawsuit for a birth injury, how does a jury determine if a doctor's actions were within the accepted standard of care?

According to law, doctors must perform their duties consistent with what the medically accepted standard of care would dictate.

The plaintiff must establish that the actions of the medical professional deviated from the accepted standard of care and that such a deviation caused an injury to the plaintiff.

If a surgeon's negligent conduct is below the accepted standard of surgical care, and the negligence causes injury or harm to the patient, the patient has grounds for a case of medical malpractice.

When a doctor or other medical professional deviates from the accepted standard of care for their profession, and that deviation causes injury, you may have a claim for medical malpractice.

«A jury will consider testimony by experts - usually other doctors, who will testify whether they believe your physician's actions followed standard medical practice or fell below the accepted standard of care.

When a trusted medical professional goes outside of the accepted standard of care that results in injury to the patient, there could be a medical malpractice claim.

Under New York law, medical malpractice occurs when a medical professional breaches the accepted standard of care, which then causes injuries to the patient.

Medical malpractice is professional negligence by act or omission by a health care provider in which the treatment provided falls below the accepted standard of practice in the medical community and causes injury or death to the patient, with most cases involving medical error.

And by prove it, I really mean prove it — prove it at the accepted standard of physics, which requires a complete argument down to microscopic physics, plus empirical support.

In some circumstances, relegating patient care to a non veterinarian does not meet the accepted standard of care and can constitute a violation of a state's veterinary practice act.

Late payments do not deviate from the accepted standard of $ 35 as a maximum late fee.

Neither school has yet achieved the accepted standard of a university, in the sense of providing broad intellectual leadership and contributing to the growth of knowledge and culture; and neither has won sufficient recognition among evangelicals themselves to be said to typify the movement's university aspirations.

Deloitte LLP Canada («Deloitte «-RRB- has in place generally accepted standards of technological security for the purpose of protecting information provided by visitors from misuse, loss, or corruption.

Is it funded by the United Fund or the Government or a body which holds member agencies accountable for accepted standards of practice?

In a similar way, when some people say of Britain, for example, that it is «basically a Christian country», they mean that the accepted standards of behavior and moral values derive from Christian teaching.

Mr. George H. Pruette, Jr. (Director of Public Affairs, Advertising, for General Motors) says that «General Motors believes that positioning our advertisements in an environment of exploitative sex and gratuitous violence which violate the accepted standards of a community is not in the best interests of either the Corporation or to the sale of its products.»

He said the teenager when arrested would be used as «scapegoat» to deter others from indulging in acts that violate accepted standards of behaviour.

FRMC, an entity that controls millions of public dollars that just last year adopted commonly accepted standards of transparency, figures in the state's criminal complaint against former president Alain Kaloyeros, who is alleged to have rigged the state - sponsored nonprofit's bidding processes to favor certain companies for construction - related contracts.

Among the measures Europe wants to see are agreed international accounting standards, the establishment of a college of supervisors for multinational firms and globally accepted standards of supervision for banks to apply in all countries.

According to the dictionary, propriety is, «the state or quality of conforming to conventionally accepted standards of behavior or morals».

If CEP's research adhered to the generally accepted standards of empirical science, the mere fact that CEP also has policy preferences would not be a legitimate reason to doubt its findings.

The state board finds that a school has failed to adhere to terms of its charter, has failed to comply with generally accepted standards of fiscal management, or has violated applicable laws, or finds evidence that the continued operation of the school would be contrary to the best interests of the students or the community.

Using any standardized achievement test for a purpose for which it was not designed violates nationally - accepted standards of the testing profession, of the state of Illinois and the U. S. Department of Education, and the guidelines of the test makers themselves (see Attachment 2 — PURE Fact Sheet: «Testing professionals oppose use of standardized test scores as sole or primary measures in high - stakes decisions»).

Using any standardized achievement test for a purpose for which it was not designed violates nationally - accepted standards of the testing profession, of the state of Illinois and the U. S. Department of Education, and the guidelines of the test makers themselves -LRB-

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There is a compilation of generally accepted standards of review of scientific or other work.