New Criminal Laws [2024] in the context of Medical Malpractice Actions|Justice K Abraham Mathew

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Legal Empowerment Through Interaction - Lecture Series [#LETILS 288]
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Topic: "New Criminal Laws [BNSS, BNS & BSA] in the context of Medical Malpractice Actions - a discussion"
Discussion led by -Justice K Abraham Mathew
Chairman, Kerala State Farmers' Debt Relief Commission
Former Director, Kerala Judicial Academy,
Former Judge, High Court of Kerala.
With active participation of IMA & IDA, Kerala
Justice V Ramkumar
Former Judge, High Court of Kerala.
Moderator : Shyam Padman
Senior Advocate, High Court of Kerala.
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@premraj2817 7 күн бұрын

The term negligence is a twister

@venakakrishnaiahgundlapall7298 7 күн бұрын

it is the result of criminal negligence which makes a difference between negligence by doctors and other professionals . if an electrician commits a small mistake resulting in an a ceiling fan getting damaged , it is just loss of money . but if his negligence causes a major accident resulting in loss of life , prudent man wiĺl view it as criminal negligence

@legalresearch8703 7 күн бұрын

Can 'dopamine' be administered to a patient before conducting surgical operation instead of administering anesthesia?

@praveens4946 8 күн бұрын

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@rajeshwarivasandani8305 6 күн бұрын

I am a victim of medical negligence in administering dopamine during surgery to my husband. Because the whole medical system is not uniform united and doesn't treat the patient as a whole. An orthopaedic only treats bones he is not concerned if the patient has hyper thyroid or cardiac problem. He does the surgery and the dependent signs an agreement that neither the doctor nor the hospital is responsible in case of death during surgery