Standard of Care and Indeterminacy in Medical Negligence
Medical negligence cases often involve much uncertainty and controversy. In Noor Azlin v Changi General Hospital, the High Court (HC) and the Court of Appeal (CA) dealt with important issues such as the duty of Accident and Emergency doctors (A&E doctors), a hospital’s management system and loss...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2019
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| Summary: | Medical negligence cases often involve much uncertainty and controversy. In Noor Azlin v Changi General Hospital, the High Court (HC) and the Court of Appeal (CA) dealt with important issues such as the duty of Accident and Emergency doctors (A&E doctors), a hospital’s management system and loss of chance. The implications of this landmark decision are explored in this case comment. |
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