Medical negligence requires culpable departure from competent professional standards to establish liability, not mere error of judgment. The text defines negligence and negligence per-se, and states that medical professionals owe duties to decide case acceptance, choose treatment, and ... Summary
Medical negligence requires culpable departure from competent professional standards to establish liability, not mere error of judgment.
The text defines negligence and negligence per-se, and states that medical professionals owe duties to decide case acceptance, choose treatment, and administer it with a reasonable degree of skill and care; liability requires conduct that falls below the standard of a reasonably competent practitioner and must be culpable or gross rather than a mere error of judgment.
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