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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 571-578, 2023.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1009389

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OBJECTIVES@#To analyze the cases of medical damage after misdiagnosis of tubal pregnancy, to explore the causes of medical damage, the causal relationship between medical malpractice and the damage consequences, as well as the causative potency, in order to provide evaluation ideas for forensic identification of such cases.@*METHODS@#Eighteen cases of forensic identification of tubal pregnancy related medical damage were collected and retrospectively analyzed from the aspects of age, maternity history, fertility requirements, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment, medical malpractice, damage consequences, and causative potency.@*RESULTS@#All 18 cases were tubal pregnancy, of which 17 cases had medical malpractice, resulting in 14 cases of affected tubal resection, 2 cases of hemorrhagic shock death, 1 case of intrauterine fetal death and affected tubal resection. The other case had the consequence of affected tubal resection, but there was no malpractice in the treatment.@*CONCLUSIONS@#Correct diagnosis is helpful to make appropriate treatment plan, prevent disease progression and reduce serious adverse consequences and the occurrence of medical disputes. Scientific and reasonable analysis of the causal relationship between medical malpractice and damage consequences and the causative potency is of great significance to the successful settlement of medical disputes.


Subject(s)
Pregnancy , Female , Humans , Retrospective Studies , Pregnancy, Tubal/surgery , Salpingectomy/methods , Fertility , Malpractice
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China Pharmacy ; (12): 1810-1813, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-936483

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OBJECTIVE To explore wheth er there is a relationship between the judgment results of medical damage liability disputes related to off-label drug use and evidence-based evidence. METHODS By searching for medical damage liability disputes related to off-label drug use up to 2021 on pkulaw.cn ,documents were extracted to record objective factors ,subjective factors and judgment results ;whether there was evidence-based evidence was judged according to Off-label Drug Use List and Evidence-based Evaluation Standards for Off-label Drug Use of Guangdong Pharmaceutical Association ;univariate analysis was adopted to test the relationship between the judgment results and evidence-based evidence. RESULTS A total of 57 cases were included. Cases mainly occurred in the eastern China (63.2%)and tertiary hospitals (64.9%),the main appraisal agency was the appraisal center or institute(61.4%),and the most common type of off-label drug use was overdose drug use (45.6%). Among the judgment results , 23 cases(40.4%)of off-label drug use had a causal relationship with medical damage ,most of the responsibility of doctors was secondary responsibility (28.1%),and the actual compensation amount of the most cases were less than 100,000 yuan(54.4%). There were 25 cases(43.9%)with evidence-based evidence. Univariate analysis found that for off-label drug use the claim amount of the case with evidence-based evidence was significantly higher than that of the case without evidence-based evidence (P= 0.040),and there was no significant correlation between evidence-based evidence and the actual compensation amount of the case (P=0.741),causality determination (P=0.256),liability type (P=0.598)or appraisal agency (P≥0.260). CONCLUSIONS There is no significant correlation between the judgment results of medical damage liability disputes related to off-label drug use and evidence-based evidence ,indicating that there may be certain differences between judicial trials and medical science. The off-label drug use should be regulated by establishing a complete off-label drug use management system and standardizing informed consent procedure for off-label drug use. 1610307322@pku.edu.cn

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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 173-181, 2022.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-984110

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On the basis of retaining the technical identification system of medical negligence, the Medical Association Identification Rules of Medical Damage mainly provides technical services for various types of conciliation work about doctor-patient dispute. Its identification work is still influenced by the thinking of medical negligence technical identification and has certain administrative color. Guidance for Judicial Expertise of Medical Malpractice is mainly reflected that the trial of civil cases and pre-trial mediation of courts need service. Its procedures and evidence review are strictly required by the litigation rules and has the characteristics of public legal services provided as a third-party neutral institution. Technical identification of medical damage, whether organized by the Medical Association or the forensic identification institutions, is carried out under the background of the current Regulations on the Prevention and Treatment of Medical Disputes and the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China; both have a corresponding positive role in regulating the medical damage identification activities, and have also laid a certain foundation for the establishment of a unified identification system in the future in China. To understand the different characteristics of the medical damage identification rules issued by the Chinese Medical Association and the Ministry of Justice, and to improve the understanding of the standardization of the forensic identification of medical damage, a comparative study was conducted on Medical Association Identification Rules of Medical Damage and Guidance for Judicial Expertise of Medical Malpractice from seven aspects: Concept and legal status, entrust of identification, identification acceptance, identification procedures, identification presentation meeting, theory of medical malpractice evaluation, consequences and causality of medical damage. The subject of evaluation, the function of evidence review, the role of consulting experts, the technical standard system of malpractice evaluation and other contents were emphatically analyzed.


Subject(s)
Humans , China , Forensic Medicine , Malpractice
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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 158-165, 2022.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-984108

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OBJECTIVES@#To understand the perceptions of doctors, patients and forensic examiners on the current situation of medical disputes and medical damage identification in China, and to explore the medical damage identification model that is more conducive for the resolution of medical disputes.@*METHODS@#A questionnaire was designed, and in-service clinicians, forensic examiners and inpatients in Sichuan Province and Chongqing City were randomly selected from April to November 2019. SPSS 22.0 software was used to analyze the data of various survey results.@*RESULTS@#Compared with patients (24.92%), doctors (61.72%) believed that the current doctor-patient relationship was more tense than before; both doctors and patients were more inclined to choose voluntary consultation and people's mediation to resolve medical disputes; forensic examiners have the highest level of cognition of medical and health-related laws and regulations, followed by doctors and patients; 66.72% of doctors and 78.41% of patients believed that medical damage identification was necessary, and they were more inclined to entrust forensic identification institutions; different groups all believed that forensic examiners and doctors should participate in the identification together, 80.94% of doctors believed that the appraisal institutions should be responsible for the forensic opinion, not the appraiser.@*CONCLUSIONS@#It is suggested that the Medical Association identification and forensic identification should learn from each other and formulate basic unified rules for the identification of medical damage. It is suggested to standardize the behavior of medical damage forensic identification institutions and appraisers, to improve their own appraisal level, actively invite clinical medical experts for consultation in identification, and promote the standardized, scientization of forensic identification.


Subject(s)
Humans , China , Dissent and Disputes , Forensic Medicine , Physician-Patient Relations , Surveys and Questionnaires
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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 150-157, 2022.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-984107

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Medical disputes are one of the common problems concerned by the whole world. All countries and regions have established their own medical dispute resolution mechanisms, in accordance with their own national conditions. Medical dispute identification opinions, as one of the important bases for identifying the responsibilities of both doctors and patients, play a pivotal role in the process of dispute settlement. A reasonable medical dispute resolution mechanism and standardized medical dispute identification model can help resolve disputes flexibly and reduce the conflict between doctors and patients. This paper briefly compares the medical dispute resolution mechanism and identification mode of China and several other representative countries (the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, etc.), and discusses their respective characteristics and shortcomings, to bring some enlightenment to the medical dispute resolution and identification in our country.


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Humans , China , Dissent and Disputes , Social Behavior
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China Pharmacy ; (12): 513-517, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-873661

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OBJECTIVE:To study general chara cteristics and medication of medical damage liability disputes cases caused by medication error , and to provide references for related departments and medical staff for preventing and reducing medication-induced medical disputes. METHODS :A total of 240 cases of medical damage liability disputes cases caused by medication error were collected from Peking University ’s Fabao Law Database during Jan. 2001 to Feb. 2020,and analyzed in terms of general situation ,damage outcome ,level of the hospital involved ,liability judgment and compensation ,types of medication error and drug types. RESULTS :medication-related medical damage liability disputes accounted for 25.3% of overall medical damage disputes ;the most damage result of patients was death (68.3%);medical negligence forensic appraisal was conducted as the main appraisal pattern with a proportion of 57.9%;the average case compensation was 203,000 yuan;the hospitals involved were mainly tertiary hospitals (48.8%);the main type of medication error involved was prescription error ; chemical medicine was mainly involved ,of which the top three categories were systemic antibacterial ,systemic corticosteroids and antipsychotics. CONCLUSIONS :ADR caused by medication errors are the common causes of medical disputes. Medical institutions should focus on improving the relevant systems and processes ,strengthen the construction of pharmaceutical information and automation system ,and reduce the probability of medication errors ;at the same time ,great importance should be paid to the cultivation of pharmaceutical talents in hospital ,give full play to the role of pharmacists ,and strengthen the monitoring and intervention of medication errors. Finally ,the relevant national judicial departments should constantly improve the settlement mechanism of medical damage liability disputes to provide reasonable protection for both doctors and patients.

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Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 1-5, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-701471

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By the end of 2017, the Supreme People's Court issue a judical interpretation called Tort law of China·Medical damage liability. It formulates some new rules about identification. It stipulates qualification of new appraiser; clears requirement of medical fault judgment; clears the requirement of causal relationship; defines procedure of medical damage identification and so on. However, there exist the dual identification model. Under the new rules, medical damage identification will face new challenges, especially some stipulates about qualification of appraisers, and expert assistants' views become the basis of the verdict. Those will effect medical examiners' working directly in China. So, I put forward following suggestions: ①Medical identification must be scientific, public welfare, normative.②It is trend for medical damage identification back to peer review. ③A unified library of clinical expert appraisers should be establised. ④We should reasearch the theorys, principles and methods of medical damege identification.

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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 171-174, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-692404

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Off-label use is widely happened in medical practice. But for now, there is no clear legalistic demarcation for the behaviour of off-label use. Even in medical and legal fields, the consensus has not been reached. Once the behaviour of off-label use caused medical damage, it is difficult for appraisal profession to provide a clear demarcation. This article reviews the status of clinical domestic and foreign off-label use, the research status in the fields of laws and regulations and the basic consensus of domes-tic off-label use, for peer reference.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 839-842, 2012.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-429448

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The authors discussed the retention and revision of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Malpractice following the enforcement of the Tort Liability Law.These discussions also covered the amendment of the concept of medical malpractice,and the reforms to make on the medical malpractice appraisal system built upon the Regulations following the enforcement.In the meantime of applying the Law to judge cases of medical malpractice,the Regulations as an administrative regulations issued by the State Council,should be revised before playing its role in preventing medical malpractice,medical dispute handling,and penalising medical institutions and medical workers of malpractice.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 687-690, 2009.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-380336

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Ningbo City has established a third-party mediation mechanism for medical disputes,attempting to resolve medical disputes by a third party independent of doctors and patients in a fair manner.Such a third party refers to the people's mediation committees for medical disputes and medical disputes compensation centers at various levels.This mechanism features advantages more than one,and has its challenges to address as well.Tasks to perform include study of the existing laws and regulations on compensation,appropriate increase of present compensation level for medical damages,improvement of the medical responsibility insurance mechanism,clarification of the nature of the people's mediation committee,and promotions for an ideal social environment.

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