How to prevent medical malpractice, how to prevent medical malpractice

Comprehensively improving the quality of medical personnel is the key to preventing and controlling the occurrence of errors and accidents. To improve the quality of medical personnel, we should mainly start from two aspects: the cultivation of medical ethics and the cultivation of professional ability. The key to improving the professional ability of medical personnel lies in constantly studying theoretical work and practicing basic skills.

Medical ethics requires medical staff to treat medical work with a high degree of seriousness and responsibility.

Prevention of medical accidents: 1. Medical institutions and their medical personnel must strictly abide by medical and health management laws, administrative regulations, departmental rules, diagnosis and treatment and nursing norms and routines in medical activities, and abide by the professional ethics of medical services. 2. Medical institutions shall conduct medical and health management laws, administrative regulations, departmental rules, diagnosis and treatment and nursing norms, routine training and professional ethics education for medical service medical personnel.

3. Medical institutions shall set up a medical service quality control department or assign full-time (part-time) personnel to be specifically responsible for supervising the medical services of the medical personnel of the medical institutions, inspecting the practice of medical personnel, accepting patients' complaints about medical services, and providing them with consulting services. 4. Medical institutions shall, in accordance with the requirements stipulated by the health administrative department, write and properly keep the medical records. 5. Where medical records are not written in a timely manner due to the rescue of critically ill patients, the relevant medical personnel shall make up the record within 6 hours after the end of the rescue and make a note of it.

6. It is strictly forbidden to alter, forge, conceal, destroy or snatch medical records. 7. In medical activities, medical institutions and their medical personnel shall truthfully inform patients of the patient's illness, medical measures, medical risks, etc., and promptly answer their consultations; However, adverse consequences for patients should be avoided. 8. Medical institutions shall formulate plans for preventing and handling medical accidents, preventing the occurrence of medical accidents, and mitigating the damage caused by medical accidents.

1. Can medical injuries be subject to moral compensation?

Medical malpractice compensation refers to the compensation paid by medical institutions and their medical personnel to patients for violating medical and health management laws, administrative regulations, departmental rules, and medical and nursing norms and routines in medical activities, and causing personal injury to patients by negligence. When a patient suffers mental trauma due to medical malpractice, he or she can claim compensation for mental damages.

Regulations on the Handling of Medical Malpractice

Article 8 Medical institutions shall, in accordance with the requirements stipulated by the administrative department of health, write and properly keep the medical records.

Where medical records are not written in a timely manner due to the rescue of critically ill patients, the relevant medical personnel shall make up the record within 6 hours of the end of the rescue and make a note of it.

1. How to deal with medical malpractice.

1. The handling of medical accidents is as follows:

1) Medical staff should communicate, explain and answer questions to patients or their families;

2) If the explanation is invalid, it should be reported to the medical department in the morning;

3) After receiving the report, the medical department will investigate, understand and communicate accordingly, and then organize He Qingzhi to mediate;

4) If mediation is not possible, the medical department shall report to the medical safety committee of the hospital for approval to convene a technical seminar on medical disputes in the hospital;

5) If there is any objection to the conclusion of the medical technology discussion, they may apply for a medical malpractice technical appraisal or file a lawsuit with the people's court.

2. Legal basis: Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents.

In the event of a civil liability dispute such as compensation for medical malpractice, the doctor and the patient may resolve it through negotiation; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

Article 47.

Where the parties negotiate to resolve civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical malpractice, an agreement shall be drafted. The agreement shall clearly state the basic circumstances of both parties and the cause of the medical accident, the level of medical accident jointly determined by both parties, and the amount of compensation determined through negotiation, and shall be signed by both parties.

2. What are the standards for general medical fault compensation?

General medical negligence compensation is calculated according to the following items and standards:

1. Medical expenses shall be calculated according to the medical expenses incurred in the personal injury caused to the patient by medical accidents, and shall be paid by vouchers, but excluding the medical expenses for the original disease. If it is really necessary to continue after the case is concluded, it shall be paid according to the basic medical expenses;

2. If the patient has a fixed income, it shall be calculated according to the fixed income reduced by the patient due to lost work, and if the income is more than 3 times the average annual salary of the employee in the year before the medical accident, it shall be calculated according to 3 times; if there is no fixed income, it shall be calculated according to the average annual wage of the employee in the previous year in the place where the medical accident occurred;

3. The in-hospital meal subsidy shall be calculated according to the business trip meal subsidy standard for the general staff of the state organ in the place where the medical accident occurred.

Medical malpractice can be prevented in the following ways:

1. Strictly abide by the laws, regulations, rules and regulations of medical and health management, and the norms and routines of diagnosis and treatment, abide by the professional ethics of medical services, improve service attitude, establish a good doctor-patient relationship, and prevent the occurrence of medical disputes.

2. Strengthening quality management and plugging loopholes are effective measures to prevent medical disputes.

3. Improve the quality of medical records and various medical documents and strengthen management.

4. Improve service style, improve medical quality, improve service attitude, effectively improve the level of medical technology, and reduce the occurrence of medical disputes.

5. To implement informed consent, hospitals should guard against medical disputes at different stages of medical activities, and clarify the risks of the performance of medical service contracts by informing and clarifying the purpose of the medical service contract, the process of disease development and the damage characteristics of medical services according to the actual situation of the patient from beginning to end.

Legal basis] Article 5 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents stipulates that medical institutions and their medical personnel must strictly abide by medical and health management laws, administrative regulations, departmental rules, and medical and nursing norms and routines in medical activities, and abide by professional ethics in medical services.

Legal analysis: The prevention methods of lead resistance treatment accidents in the medical group are: 1. Establish rules and regulations, and establish various rules and regulations.

2. Improve the diagnosis and treatment and nursing technology. 3. Conscientiously fulfill the obligation to inform. 4. Standardized writing of medical records.

5. The hospital should establish a plan for handling and preventing medical disputes.

Legal basis: Article 11 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents In medical activities, medical institutions and their medical personnel shall truthfully inform patients of their conditions, medical measures, and medical risks, and promptly answer their inquiries; However, adverse consequences for patients should be avoided.