Sentences with phrase «of acceptable standards of care»

If a physician acts against the patient's desires, or the patient isn't adequately educated about his / her treatment options, it is a violation of acceptable standards of care.

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Critical factors to achieve a higher level of information sharing include: a) the development and adoption of global data interchange standards that are harmonized between health care and clinical trials; b) the use of technology that is more acceptable to users; c) clarification of and adherence to regulatory requirements for health care and clinical trials; d) implementation of new technologies that are being employed by other industries to facilitate data interchange, specifically the use of the eXtensible Markup Language or XML.

Standard care for these patients focuses on preventing bleeding episodes by maintaining acceptable levels of FVIII, by administering either engineered or plasma - derived FVIII.

The CCAC ensures that the use of animals, where necessary, for research, teaching and testing employs optimal care according to acceptable scientific standards and promote an increased level of knowledge, awareness and sensitivity to relevant ethical principles.

perform surgical and medical procedures needed to care for veterinary patients, demonstrating acceptable standards of animal handling, pain control, sterility, instrument and device handling, tissue handling and safety

Every cent donated by the community allows us to provide shelter / rescue residents with a standard of care that we would find acceptable for our personal pets.

«The plaintiffs and their cohorts don't want there to be any standards for the responsible care of dogs in commercial breeding facilities, and that's just not acceptable to Texas pet owners who want to protect dogs from cruelty and abuse.»

These organizations all outline acceptable «standards of care» for their members.

A cat hoarder though, would accommodate the stray regardless of how many cats they already have and regardless of their inability to provide an acceptable standard of care.

Second, acceptable standards of care varied greatly from location to location - making treatment decisions and cost of treatment highly variable.

Coordinated by the National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC), these codes outline acceptable standards of care for farm animals across Canada and serve as reference documents for provincial animal cruelty lCare Council (NFACC), these codes outline acceptable standards of care for farm animals across Canada and serve as reference documents for provincial animal cruelty lcare for farm animals across Canada and serve as reference documents for provincial animal cruelty laws.

Humane Canada accepts the raising and marketing of animals for food and other products where there is a standard of care that ensures the welfare of the animals and believes that the standards set out in the Recommended Codes of Practice for Farm Animals are the minimum levels of acceptable care and handling of all livestock.

When an obstetrician, nurse, or doctor fails to provide a standard and acceptable level of medical care, you or your baby may suffer a serious birth injury that can affect your family for years and years to come.

If you signed an informed consent form, which is a form stating that the doctor has explained the risks of a given procedure to you and that you understand those risks, it's still possible to sue the doctor with the help of a Maryland medical malpractice lawyer, so long as the doctor, nurse or hospital failed to perform their duties in accordance with acceptable standards of care.

The acceptable standard of care to determine whether your doctor was negligent in a medical malpractice lawsuit is well established by law.

Medical malpractice is limited to an occurrence in which a healthcare provider does not deliver a proper standard of care or does not act in an acceptable manner.

Rather, it is only when medical treatment falls below the minimally acceptable standard of care within the medical community that a medical mistake may give rise to a medical malpractice action.

She provides victims with a wealth of knowledge in regards to nursing home abuse defense strategies, daily nursing home operations, and acceptable nursing home standards of care.

Second, you must show that the care provided did not adhere to the medically acceptable standard of care.

This, however, does not mean that if the physician was negligent and did not adhere to the acceptable standard of care that you can not pursue legal action.

If the care received is below the acceptable standard of care, which leads to a patient's injury, that party can be held responsible for injuries sustained.

A doctor owes a duty to treat a patient according to the acceptable standard of care — that is, what an ordinary, prudent doctor would do under the same or similar circumstances.

If an error is the result of an emergency caregiver's negligence, or if your level of care fell below an acceptable standard of care, you may be eligible to receive compensation for your injury.

When a health care provider fails to act with an acceptable and standard level of care and professionalism, he or she may be held liable for the suffering and economic burdens that ensue as a result of his or her actions.

These laws are designed to hold elder care facilities accountable for failing to provide an acceptable standard of care.

The plaintiff in a medical malpractice suit has the burden of establishing the standard of care acceptable during delivery and proving the doctor did not meet that standard.

According to Florida statutes on medical malpractice, «The prevailing professional standard of care for a given health care provider shall be that level of care, skill, and treatment which, in light of all relevant surrounding circumstances, is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by reasonably prudent similar health care providers.»

A doctor, nurse, or other medical professional's failure to provide a standard, acceptable level of care may be grounds for a medical malpractice lawsuit, when this negligence results in injury to a patient.

Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor or a health care provider fails to provide patients with an acceptable standard of medical care.

Ornge denied committing any offence arguing that it had complied with all legal and regulatory requirements and provided for an acceptable level of safety consistent with the standard of care that prevailed in the helicopter aviation industry at the time.

When the standard of care at these facilities drops below acceptable levels, residents are at risk of suffering serious injury as a result.

They may examine each case in detail to determine how the level of care provided by the practitioner caused your injuries and how it fell below the acceptable standard of care.

Monitor the treatment process of patients to ensure the quality of health care provided is up to acceptable standards

They also monitor the quality of health care provided to clients to ensure they are up to acceptable standards of quality.

Customer care managers are generally responsible for overseeing the quality of service provided to customers to ensure they are up to acceptable standards and adequately meet the expectations and requirements of clients.