Medical Negligence Procedure and The Burden...
Posted in Medical Negligence on 10th Jan 2022
Bringing a medical negligence claim
Bringing a Medical Negligence claim can be very daunting and seem like a complicated process. It is indeed a complex area of law that requires specialist assistance. However, it should not be a daunting proposition. We can help you every step of the way and take much of the burden for you. Timescales are very difficult to predict, even more so in Covid-pandemic times! Rather than looking at the claim and it’s various aspects as a whole, it may be worth just taking a look at some of the steps to be taken as individual...
Maternal Care During Labour and Post-Birth
Posted in Medical Negligence on 5th Jan 2022
Maternal Care During Labour and Post-Birth
Having a baby is the most wonderful, terrifying, elating and difficult experiences and I speak from first-hand knowledge! I don’t think I have ever experienced such a range of emotions at once. All the time, from the first confirmed pregnancy test to the emergency caesarean section that was ultimately required all I could think of was seeing my child safely into the world. All thought for myself was secondary which is entirely natural. However, as a mother, you are owed a duty of care too. Of course, all...
Delay in diagnosis – A general overview
Posted in Medical Negligence on 23rd Dec 2021
A delayed diagnosis or late diagnosis is when an illness or medical condition is missed by a medical professional, and only spotted when it’s more advanced.
‘Delayed diagnosis’ also refers to an instance where a patient’s health condition, disease or ailment is not diagnosed within a reasonable amount of time. It does not refer to instances when a patient does not seek medical care as there has been no opportunity for the diagnosis to have been made by a doctor.
If ill or injured, it is vital to ensure a patient gets treated as soon as possible...
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