Sentences with phrase «of the standard of care»

The trial judge found a much narrower breach of the standard of care for the 1996 period than the 1997 period and beyond.

One doctor - turned - advocate saw one too many violations of standards of care in nursing homes.

A breach of the standard of care in any area of medicine is a negligent act or omission.

You also need to have a working knowledge of the standard of care expected and required of healthcare professionals.

You must be able to prove that the healthcare professionals present at the time of delivery did not adhere to the required and expected level of standard of care expected from them.

Please explain the complete and utter contempt for any and all breeders, good or bad, large or small, ad regardless of the standards of care given by said breeders?

They are necessary to establish that there was a breach of the standard of care owed to you by a health care provider.

This information should not be considered as inclusive of all proper treatments or methods of care or as a statement of the standard of care.

One must prove more likely than not that the breach of the standard of care caused the resulting injury.

It is also required to have an expert physician review your claims and confirm there was a breach of the standard of care even before a lawsuit can be filed.

The foundation of this standard of care is obtaining the required education and training that are necessary to provide safe and helpful medical care.

The injured accident victim must also be able to show that the impaired driver's violation of the standard of care directly resulted in certain injuries and damages.

Skilled in assisting in development and implementation of standards of care and professional practice in collaboration with members of the health care team.

The presentation will also cover issues of standard of care, risk management, and ethical decision - making.

Now the regulators hang their hat on fiduciary duty, which is the highest degree of standard of care in law of equity.

Unfortunately, it is now used to describe any commercial breeder, regardless of the standard of care they provide to their breeding stock or the puppies they produce.

If successful, the company's experimental RSV F vaccine could become part of the standard of care for expecting mothers in the United States, and perhaps even abroad.

However, I don't think they should be able to take judicial notice of the standard of care applicable to solicitors engaged in non-litigious contexts.

I agree that QB judges should be able to take judicial notice of the standards of care applicable to counsel engaged in litigation.

Remember that once treatments are proven to work, they become part of the standard of care by pediatricians, and may even be published in a policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

It is, therefore, essential that high school officials such as athletic directors, coaches, and athletic trainers be aware of the standard of care guidelines to manage the risk of concussion that could reduce potential litigation.

However, these data show that strength training is an exercise modality worth considering as an adjunct of standard of care for high risk populations with diabetes.

The Legal Roller Coaster provides commentary to the industry on issues such as the Americans With Disabilities Act, expansion of standards of care for amusement rides, and animal rights and captivity in the theme park context.»

However, his suggestion that you can rely on e-mail to accomplish this, «so you both have a record of it,» falls short of the standard of care expected of professionals.

[68] Again, the trial judge considered every aspect of the content of the standard of care put forward by the appellants, based on the evidence adduced by the parties.

Harbaugh saying Michigan will do everything to help visitors in terms of standard of care.

«The reason why we have so few people surviving is because of the standard of care.

Gastrointestinal issues are some of the most common complaints in health care, yet much of the standard of care amounts to symptom management.

The Alliance played a leading role in the passage of the Animal Care Facilities Act (ACFA), which requires the licensing, inspection and promulgation of standards of care for dogs and cats housed in commercial pet breeding facilities, pet stores, kennels, and animal shelters.

As an AAHA accredited hospital we must meet hundreds of standards of care and pain prevention is a very important part of those standards that we continuously strive to improve.

We will obtain a review of your claim by a physician to determine whether there was a breach of the standard of care necessary before a lawsuit can be filed in Illinois.

The Nursing Home Reform Amendments made to the Omnibus Reconciliation Act (OBRA)-- also known as the Nursing Home Reform Act of 1987 — created a set of standards of care and rights for people living in certified nursing facilities.

in other cases, the scope of the standard of care was subject to more rigorous challenge.

Regardless of the forum or area of law, a key focus for our defence counsel is principled resistance to the unjustified expansion of the standard of care applied to the delivery of professional legal services.

While anyone may have a valid claim, the injured person may not be able to be helped because Kentucky law requires that an expert confirms there is a deviation of standard of care before a lawsuit can be filed and two months is simply not enough time to make that happen.

«A doctor can not be required to act outside of his standard of care and contrary to his professional duties.»

There are significant problems with the prosecution of health care providers including the disregard of standard of care and the concern that criminalizing acts of medical negligence fails to achieve the goals of criminal law.

In my view, the best path forward, from a cyber policy perspective, is to require regulatory notification of meaningful breach events combined with the developing of a standard of care that is capable of evolving with changing technological means.

Overseen by the academic editors from Cardiff University, some of whom founded the series, the first case BMLR published was the controversial case of Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee (1957) 1 BMLR 1 in which it was decided there was no breach of standard of care if a responsible body of similar professionals support the practice that caused the injury.

Breach or neglect of the standard of care may be more common in the family guardian / conservator / caregiver setting due to these individuals choosing to make decisions based on what they feel is in the best interest of the vulnerable adult rather than following valid legal documents already in place, or making decisions by using substituted judgement — taking into account what the vulnerable adult would want.

When a violation of the standard of care results in injury to the patient that was proximately caused by those deviations, then there is medical malpractice.

Maintained clinical, operational, and regulatory knowledge of the standard of care for the patient population coordinated

Phillips J's reference to uniform international regulations «is intended to do no more than include into any assessment of the standard of care those standards which the relevant country has accepted and adopted».