La responsabilidad profesional médica en Europa / Medical professional liability in Europe
Rev. esp. med. legal
; 40(4): 161-166, oct.-dic. 2014.
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RESUMEN
La Academia Internacional de Medicina Legal ha elaborado una Guía sobre la metodología, la aproximación y los criterios de evaluación de la mala praxis médica y la demanda de responsabilidad profesional. Reunidos en Roma los representantes de los países se trabajó en 1) la situación de la responsabilidad profesional en el país correspondiente, desde la perspectiva jurídica y médica y 2) el Grupo de trabajo para discusión de aportaciones y acuerdos sobre contenidos de la Guía y elaboración final de esta. La respuesta consensuada recoge lo que es común, así como los procedimentos no comunes que suponen una mejora cuando se incorporen a los países donde este procedimento no es habitual. Estas European Guidelines on Methods of Ascertaiment and Criteria of Evaluation of the Malpractice and Medical Liability contribuirán a unificar y armonizar la pericia médica en Europa, alcanzando mayor calidad y rigor (AU)
ABSTRACT
The International Academy of Legal Medecine has developed a guideline about methodology and evaluation criteria in case of medical malpractice with complaint, for professional liability. Representatives from different countries met in Rome with the following schedule - Situation of professional liability in each country. Legal perspective (legal regulation, legal procedure). Medical point of view (official experts intervention, experts proposal, access to clinical documents, clinical or judicial autopsy, judicial issue, whether or not mediation teams). - Working group with the authors of the contributions, discussion and agreements about the guideline contents. Final preparation of the Guide. In this article we present the consensus of the working group, the common aspects to participating countries as well as particularities (performances, procedures) usual in a few of them, which can be an improvement for other countries when they could be incorporated. We believe that this European Guidelines will help to unify and harmonize the medical expertise in Europe, achieving higher quality and rigor (AU)
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Collection:
06-national
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ES
Database:
IBECS
Main subject:
Liability, Legal
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Forensic Medicine
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Insurance, Liability
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Legislation as Topic
Type of study:
Guideline
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Prognostic_studies
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Qualitative_research
Limits:
Female
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Humans
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Male
Country/Region as subject:
Europa
Language:
Es
Journal:
Rev. esp. med. legal
Year:
2014
Document type:
Article