There is anecdotal evidence that a claim in negligence, or ‘negligence’ for short, is something that many nurses are fearful of and they worry that parents will sue them when something goes wrong. The aim of this article is to outline what negligence is from a legal perspective and to illustrate why, for most nurses, negligence is unlikely to be something that will affect their professional lives
Damage is the gist of the action in negligence but is often subsumed within other headings of this t...
Anecdotal evidence suggests that nurses believe they should not say sorry when an adverse event or a...
Medical services aren’t done by doctors only but by different medical personnels. If any medical acc...
This article considers clinical negligence. It examines what negligence is before exploring the four...
Nursing practice comes with an element of risk. The obligation of the duty of care and the implicati...
Background Law entails precedent-based common law and parliamentary-legislation-based statutory law....
Traditional learning maintains that liability for negligence is ultimately premised on notions of mo...
Part 1 of this article can be found through this link : https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle...
Nurses, midwives and students are legally responsible for their actions. This article discusses the ...
Medical negligence claims have increased significantly over the last number of years. The trend is s...
Damage is the gist of the action in negligence but is often subsumed within other headings of this t...
Several elements must be shown to be fulfilled for a court to hold that negligence has occurred, and...
This article concerns the problem of factual uncertainty in negligence law. We argue that negligence...
Part 2 of the article can be found through this link: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/1...
This article discusses medical malpractice. In particular the scope of informed consent in negligenc...
Damage is the gist of the action in negligence but is often subsumed within other headings of this t...
Anecdotal evidence suggests that nurses believe they should not say sorry when an adverse event or a...
Medical services aren’t done by doctors only but by different medical personnels. If any medical acc...
This article considers clinical negligence. It examines what negligence is before exploring the four...
Nursing practice comes with an element of risk. The obligation of the duty of care and the implicati...
Background Law entails precedent-based common law and parliamentary-legislation-based statutory law....
Traditional learning maintains that liability for negligence is ultimately premised on notions of mo...
Part 1 of this article can be found through this link : https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle...
Nurses, midwives and students are legally responsible for their actions. This article discusses the ...
Medical negligence claims have increased significantly over the last number of years. The trend is s...
Damage is the gist of the action in negligence but is often subsumed within other headings of this t...
Several elements must be shown to be fulfilled for a court to hold that negligence has occurred, and...
This article concerns the problem of factual uncertainty in negligence law. We argue that negligence...
Part 2 of the article can be found through this link: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/1...
This article discusses medical malpractice. In particular the scope of informed consent in negligenc...
Damage is the gist of the action in negligence but is often subsumed within other headings of this t...
Anecdotal evidence suggests that nurses believe they should not say sorry when an adverse event or a...
Medical services aren’t done by doctors only but by different medical personnels. If any medical acc...