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- list the elements of negligence that must be present to prove liability for malpracticeHow does the law of agency make it possible for a patient to sue both the medical assistant and the physician for an act of negligence committed by the medical assistant?Liability for negligence includes all of the following except: Question 4 options: a) the duty was not met; the injured party was harmed. b) some measurable (compensable) harm occurred (called damage). c) failure to meet the duty was indirectly responsible for harm suffered by injured party. d) there was a duty owed to the injured party.
- Difference between malpractice and negligence and there examplesDefine and describe the term Tort Laws and include 4 key elements. Define and describe the term Medical Malpractice – give an example of the cost of malpractice insurance. Discuss how economic damages in medical malpractice settlements can affect healthcare. Based on what you have learned, are you for or against medical tort reform? Give at least 2 reasons for your decision along with 2 ethical issues that affect this topic. Back up your decision with examples, evidence and sources.Explain What is malpractice, what is negligence? Discuss the 5 elements needed to meet the threshold of negligence.
- (b) Enumerate the three absolute defences and two partial defences available to an employer in a case of alleged negligence brought by an employee. (c) Explain the significance of vicarious liability for an employer following an injury to an employee resulting from the negligence of another employee.Explain the importance of written discovery in a medical-negligence case. Explain why policies and procedures are often used in litigation.What is the difference between a wrongful life case and a wrongful birth case? How is the measurement of damages in wrongful life cases different from that in wrongful birth cases?
