When
substandard care causes damages, a claim for medical malpractice arises.
Not exact matches
Without access to the city's internal records, we may never know what really brought about Milwaukee's dangerously
substandard medical
care implicated in the Fetal Infant Mortality Review, or discern the
cause of the extreme bias toward African - American babies dying in Milwaukee, or discover the root of the subsequent bizarre publicity campaign by the local Milwaukee government against cosleeping, but we can be sure of one thing, «Something's rotten in Denmark... er, Milwaukee.»
Seeing how years of
substandard care left these poor dogs in terrible condition, Strader took up the
cause of ending the cruelty of commercial dog breeding and making the public aware of the truth about where that puppy in the window comes from.
In short, medical malpractice occurs when a physician
causes harm by providing
substandard care.
In order to establish medical malpractice, the injured patient must demonstrate the following: i) the ophthalmologist owed a duty of
care to the patient; ii) the ophthalmologist breached the duty of
care owed to the patient by providing negligent or
substandard care; and iii) the ophthalmologist's breach was a direct
cause of the patient's injury.
Second, that unreasonable or
substandard care must be the
cause of injury.
The
substandard care must be the
cause of injury.
To present a valid medical malpractice claim, the patient must have suffered an injury that was
caused by the
substandard care provided by a medical professional.
A: Medical malpractice is a claim that a health
care professional or facility acted negligently or provided
substandard care,
causing harm to you.