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Public awareness of medical negligence in India is growing. Hospital management is increasingly facing complaints regarding the facilities, standards of professional competence and the appropriateness of their therapeutic and diagnostic methods. After the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 has come into force; some patients have filed legal cases against doctors, have established that the doctors were negligent in their medical service, and have claimed and received compensation. This article presents a summary of the importance of Professional Indemnity Insurance as a preventive measure to avoid litigation and security to the Medical Professionals. Over the years the function of the hospital has slowly changed from a venue for treatment to a provider of treatment. The patient has a right to expect a certain standard of care when he puts himself in the hands of the hospital authority or health care providers. When a hospital fails to uphold this responsibility, the institution may be held liable for causing damage to its patients. Failure to maintain types of equipment in proper working condition constitutes negligence. In case of damage occurring to a patient due to absence/non-working equipment e.g. oxygen cylinder, suction machine, insulator, ventilator etc. the hospital can be held liable Failure to hand over copies of medical records, X-rays, etc., constitutes negligence or deficiency in service Improper maintenance of cleanliness and/or unhygienic condition of hospital premises amounts to negligence Hospitals can be charged with negligence for transmission of infection including HIV, HBsAg, etc. Misleading signboards, prescription slips and advertisements of hospitals can be construed as the deficiency in service or unfair trade practice under the Consumer Protection Act, There are many instances where a senior or super-specialist performs surgery in a center where such expertise is not locally available. After the surgery, the post-operative care is left to the local competent doctor. Failure of the senior/super specialist to personally supervise the postoperative care may not constitute negligence provided the doctor to whom the responsibility of the postoperative care lies is competent; same applying to a visiting physician.During our test, medicalmalpractice.ueniweb.com was downloaded in 0.0540 seconds. The homepage of the website is of 4.5625 Kb. The homepage was downloaded at the speed of 0.0825 Mbps, which is on the lower side.

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