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 > Long Island Medical Malpractice Attorneys A Long Island medical malpractice attorney is available to assist you in the event that you've been injured due to medical malpractice or have lost the love of your life. These lawyers can assist you to get through the pain you're going through. Doctors require informed consent When someone seeks treatment, they must be informed of the risks associated with the procedure. This is known as "informed consent". This information can be used to bring about a medical <a href="http://sketchbook.yoonsys.com/www/bbs/board.php?bo_table=bod702&wr_id=54205">malpractice litigation</a> case. When a doctor performs a medical procedure, they must obtain the patient's "informed consent." This consent should be in writing in most cases. It is also required that the consent in writing be witnessed by an outside person. Informed consent is required since medical procedures can be complex. It is important that patients are aware of the risks of the procedure as well as the potential outcomes. Many doctors fail to obtain consent from patients. This could be due to patient confusion or misinterpretations. In some instances it could even be a form of assault. Courts will apply two standards to determine whether a doctor should have disclosed potential risks. The first is a rule centered on the doctor which looks at what the doctor tells patients. The second is a patient-centered standard that considers what the patient wants and needs. This will be dependent on the patient's medical history as well as medical conditions. A patient suffering from an illness of the mind or developmental disorder might not be able provide the necessary consent. Children might be able to get an appointed representative who can make medical decisions on their behalf. But this doesn't mean that they don't have the right to bring a suit. A skilled medical malpractice attorney can assist you if there are any concerns regarding the standard for informed consent in your state. A good attorney can assist you in determining if your doctor did the right thing or not. You may be eligible for compensation for injuries, suffering and pain. Informed consent is required by other healthcare providers Nearly all medical procedures require informed consent from the patient. Failure to obtain consent could result in mistakes. Informed consent is the process of providing patients with complete details about medical procedures and treatments. It is also an ethical and legal requirement for all healthcare providers. When a doctor suggests an treatment, he/she must inform the patient about the potential benefits and risks. The provider can also explain the reasoning behind a particular decision. There are many options for informed consent forms. Some hospitals design templates for specific procedures. These may include boxes for questions. A template can be used to verify that disclosures are correct. While the language of a consent form is important but the understanding of the patient of it is also crucial. Many patients don't understand the basics of the treatment. The physician and patient should work together to determine the level of the patient's knowledge and understanding. The process of clarifying expectations can be accomplished through a follow-up visit. The doctor and patient need to discuss options that are supported by evidence. A note should be recorded in the patient's record if the patient is willing to receive treatment. This protects the healthcare professional from unhappy patients. Informed consent can be a complicated procedure, especially if patients suffer from heart disease. The details of the discussion can become time-consuming and complicated. Certain states require a written informed consent in procedures with high risk, such as radiation therapy for cancer. This document is important because it keeps track of the entire procedure. It is not enough for a patient to sign an authorization form. Some healthcare professionals believe that the need for documentation should be considered more important than the process of informed consent. But, a proper procedure requires a doctor to determine whether the patient is equipped with the knowledge and understanding of the procedure. Punitive damages Punitive damages, also referred as punitive damages or exemplary damages, are an additional kind of compensation granted to a plaintiff to pay for compensatory damages. They are intended to discourage similar behavior in the future. They also serve as an example for defendants to follow. Punitive damages first appeared in the Book of Exodus. They are only awarded in the case of gross misconduct by the defendant. This includes willful or malicious conduct. Contrary to compensatory damages and punitive damages are not meant to compensate the victim for the physical harm or financial loss that are incurred. They are designed to discourage the defendant from committing future conduct that is reckless, evil or irrational. To be awarded punitive damages the plaintiff must demonstrate that the defendant's behavior was malicious or willful. This may mean that they have to prove that the doctor was purposely negligent in the care he or she provided or left a surgical instrument in the body of the patient. To show this, the action must be indecent and demonstrate a deliberate disregard for the interests of other people. Although the norm for the imposition of punitive damages is quite rigid, courts have concluded that they are appropriate in certain situations. A doctor was found guilty in a medical malpractice case for not delivering on his promises. The patient was in the hospital for eight days and lost almost 55% of her body weight. The surgeon operated in a hurry and amputated the wrong limb. The court gave a ruling in favor of defendant, concluding that he had satisfied the burden of evidence. The decision was later overturned by an appellate court. In the end, the plaintiff was awarded $640,000 in punitive damages. This case is a famous one. Another case that has received attention is Stella Liebeck. She was 79 years old when she spilled hot coffee in McDonald's. She underwent skin grafting and lost about one fifth of her bodyweight. Compensation damages Based on the nature and degree of the incident, victims could be eligible to be awarded both economic and non-economic damages. An attorney can help determine the value of your malpractice case. These types of damages aren't the only ones you could be awarded. You could also be entitled to compensation for a lower quality of life. 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