Investigating the Relationship between Medical Trade Claims and Patient Compensation Claims

Ahmadifar, R; Saboryan, M

Investigating the Relationship between Medical Trade Claims and Patient Compensation Claims

Authors

R Ahmadifar ¹

M Saboryan ²

¹ Assistant Professor of Law, Department of Law, Faculty of Literature and Humanities, Malayer University, Malayer, Iran

² Master of Criminal Law

Abstract

The responsibility of the surgeon to compensate the surgeon for the disease that has undergone surgery is one of the most controversial issues in the world of law and medicine that is of particular interest worldwide. Medical professionals are punished for seeing this dangerous specialist attractive, punishing important components. One of the responsibilities of physicians that occurs as a result of medical error is the responsibility of compensating the patient for surgery. Of course, there is no concern about this with liability insurance, but the principle of responsibility is considerable. One of the most neglected issues in the field of medical law is the relation between the doctor’s conviction and his civil liability. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to examine the legal and corporate responsibilities and their relationship with each other. We will also discuss the terms of the surgeon physicians liability, related legal materials, ways of proving the surgeons liability, and compare civil and law enforcement liability.

Keywords

Surgeon Physician

Type of Physician Responsibilities

Physician Liability Conditions

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