“…Two litigations (4%) arose due to errors in diagnosis. Among the 50 final cases, 21 litigations (42%) were decided in favor of the plaintiff, and 29 litigations (58%) were decided against the plaintiff and dismissed. …”
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“…We investigated the association between general practitioner (GP) stress factors, including involvement in malpractice litigation or high workload levels during 2007 and ensuing retirement in a sample of Danish GPs. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Although existing literature does discuss difficulties of doing science in contexts of litigation and regulation, work to date reflects little first-hand experience in such contexts. …”
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“…OBJECTIVES: We analyze this proposition by considering litigation-generated science as a subset of science involving conflict of interest. …”
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“…From any mismatch, there is a potential for medical litigation. In this context, the rise of global consumerism, the explosion of information available on the internet, and the changed manner of the medical profession from being shrouded in mystic / ceremony to trifurcation of medical services to doctoral diagnoses and management, ancillary pharmacy industry, and paramedical services like nursing, counselling and the new age quackery have contributed to this dimer.…”
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“…Trudo Lemmens and colleagues discuss how the mere suggestion of litigation can bias the medical literature by affecting editorial decisions. …”
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“…The cardinal driver of cerebral palsy litigation is electronic fetal monitoring, which has continued unabated for 40 years. …”
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“…The goals of this study were to examine the trends in malpractice litigation in plastic surgery and to examine the characteristics of expert witnesses in litigation. …”
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“…The study hypothesized that personality self-report measures completed by child custody litigants (CCLs) during a parental skills assessment would show underreporting, rendering the measures worthless. …”
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“…METHODS: In this study, 25 cases of medical malpractice litigation involving NF sentenced between 1998 and 2018 were analyzed with respect to 3 variables: medical accident, NF, and breach of duty. …”
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“…The causes of litigation were documented and classified into seven major categories. …”
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“…The second case was filed under a basis of litigation alleging delayed diagnosis and treatment on the part of an emergency medicine physician. …”
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“…CONCLUSION: Most of the medical error litigations involved surgeons and obstetricians especially in MOH hospitals. …”
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