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The main key to good DOCTOR--PATIENT RAPPORT is good communication
If the doctor effectively uses empathy, they can gain trust in confidence of the patient, which create of bond of friendship.
These patient develop full faith in the ability, & the sincerity of the doctor.
Then only they tend to accept the unfavorable outcome without any ill feelings and develop no malice towards the Doctor.
HANDLING MOB VIOLENCE AGAINST DOCTORS AND THEIR MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTLifecare Centre
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DR. SHARDA JAIN
Dr. Arvind Narayan
Dr. Gaurav Agarwal
Dr Jyoti Bhasker
Dr Yogesh Agarwala
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As the society evolves and the population becomes more and more literate it is expected that vandalism against doctors would decline.
In the uploaded Document, we have shared the some step & process to make a claims against medical negligence for those victims, who have suffered harm due to medical negligence. Look at the Doc for more.
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This document discusses the process that occurs when a complaint is made against a company to the MCA regarding a potential code violation. It outlines the steps companies should take to prepare a defense, including identifying responsible parties, finding supporting materials, and referring to the specific code clauses. It also describes the MCA complaint procedures, noting companies have 7 days for initial response and 5 days to formally respond to the MCA. The document emphasizes being proactive in code compliance rather than reactive to complaints.
The role of a customer care associate includes answering questions about benefits, claims, providers and eligibility, analyzing problems and providing solutions, and thoroughly documenting inquiries. Customer care associates serve providers, members, brokers and agents, employer groups, and internal customers. Providing efficient, consistent, and friendly service helps develop customer loyalty and reduces reasons for customers to take their business elsewhere.
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This document discusses the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 in India. It was established to better protect consumer interests based on UN guidelines. The key aims are to protect consumer health and safety, provide effective community redressal forums, and offer cheap and speedy remedies. The act established quasi-judicial bodies like district, state, and national commissions to handle consumer complaints regarding defective products or services. It provides a framework for complaints, appeals, penalties, and covers areas like medical services. The commissions can offer consumers specific reliefs and compensation. The statute of limitations for complaints is two years.
Keys: To Avoid MEDICO-LEGAL LITIGATION : by Communicating Effectively Wi...Lifecare Centre
The main key to good DOCTOR--PATIENT RAPPORT is good communication
If the doctor effectively uses empathy, they can gain trust in confidence of the patient, which create of bond of friendship.
These patient develop full faith in the ability, & the sincerity of the doctor.
Then only they tend to accept the unfavorable outcome without any ill feelings and develop no malice towards the Doctor.
HANDLING MOB VIOLENCE AGAINST DOCTORS AND THEIR MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTLifecare Centre
HANDLING MOB VIOLENCE AGAINST DOCTORS AND THEIR MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
DR. SHARDA JAIN
Dr. Arvind Narayan
Dr. Gaurav Agarwal
Dr Jyoti Bhasker
Dr Yogesh Agarwala
VOILENCE AGAINST DOCTORS
As the society evolves and the population becomes more and more literate it is expected that vandalism against doctors would decline.
In the uploaded Document, we have shared the some step & process to make a claims against medical negligence for those victims, who have suffered harm due to medical negligence. Look at the Doc for more.
The document provides answers to questions related to a Consumer Laws and Medical Profession assignment with a total of 150 marks. It discusses key topics like the scope and meaning of consumer disputes, the definition of "deficiency in service" under the Consumer Protection Act, consumer jurisdiction over medical negligence cases, the need for consumer forums to be careful against vexatious complaints against doctors and hospitals, and the duties of doctors, legal and ethical issues in medical practice, the role of expert opinions in medical negligence cases, and settled legal principles regarding medical negligence. The document provides detailed explanations and analyses of these important topics.
This document discusses the process that occurs when a complaint is made against a company to the MCA regarding a potential code violation. It outlines the steps companies should take to prepare a defense, including identifying responsible parties, finding supporting materials, and referring to the specific code clauses. It also describes the MCA complaint procedures, noting companies have 7 days for initial response and 5 days to formally respond to the MCA. The document emphasizes being proactive in code compliance rather than reactive to complaints.
The role of a customer care associate includes answering questions about benefits, claims, providers and eligibility, analyzing problems and providing solutions, and thoroughly documenting inquiries. Customer care associates serve providers, members, brokers and agents, employer groups, and internal customers. Providing efficient, consistent, and friendly service helps develop customer loyalty and reduces reasons for customers to take their business elsewhere.
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This document discusses the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 in India. It was established to better protect consumer interests based on UN guidelines. The key aims are to protect consumer health and safety, provide effective community redressal forums, and offer cheap and speedy remedies. The act established quasi-judicial bodies like district, state, and national commissions to handle consumer complaints regarding defective products or services. It provides a framework for complaints, appeals, penalties, and covers areas like medical services. The commissions can offer consumers specific reliefs and compensation. The statute of limitations for complaints is two years.
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You have the freedom of choice to select whomever you wish to pursue your personal injury claim. Select an injury lawyer that suits your needs and meets your requirement. There are many Compensation Packages that can be offered to you. Know what you want and need. If you require a replacement vehicle then appoint a lawyer who can provide you with this service.
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This document provides tips for preventing and handling consumer fraud. It advises consumers to carefully read all promises and disclaimers made by companies, read labels carefully before purchasing products, and preserve all receipts and documentation in case legal action needs to be taken. If a consumer feels they have been duped, they should first file a complaint with the company and give them a chance to address the issue before contacting a legal firm. It also recommends organizing all case documents chronologically for the lawyer.
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This is the presentation I used regarding three consumer laws in the Philippines: Consumer Act of the Philippines, Philippine Lemon Law, and the Anti-Red Tape Act. This is an enrichment lesson.
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The document provides information to homeowners affected by the 2007 California wildfires on legal issues related to underinsurance claims. It discusses determining if a homeowner is underinsured, strategies for negotiating claims, documenting the scope of loss, obtaining independent estimates, and pursuing legal remedies if an insurance company refuses to fully cover costs. Key steps include calculating total losses, reviewing coverage limits, consulting an attorney, and filing a complaint with the Department of Insurance if necessary.
The document provides guidelines for efficiently processing insurance claims at HearingLife. It outlines the important steps of intake, entering accurate patient information into Pinnacle, verifying insurance benefits, and following rules for submitting claims. When claims are rejected, the biller notes errors in Pinnacle. EOBs can be found in SharePoint. Patient balances should be tracked and addressed following the HearingLife collection protocol of statements and demand letters over 90 days before potential write-off or collections. Accurate information handling is crucial for timely insurance payments.
This document summarizes key aspects of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) in India as it relates to healthcare services. It defines what constitutes a consumer and service under the CPA. It outlines the advantages of filing a complaint under the CPA over civil court, who can file a complaint, and what can be considered deficiency in service or medical negligence. It also discusses who is liable under the CPA, the complaint procedures and appeal process, and measures doctors can take to prevent litigation such as obtaining informed consent from patients.
The Consumer Protection Act was enacted in 1986 to protect consumer interests in India. It established consumer councils and forums for resolving disputes. The act defines consumers as any person who buys goods or services for personal use. It gives consumers rights like the right to safety, information, choice, and representation. Complaints can be filed with district, state or national consumer commissions depending on the value of relief sought. The act aims to provide speedy redressal of consumer complaints. It covers healthcare services and defines duties and penalties for non-compliance with consumer forum orders.
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NO FINAL VERDICT ON CAUSE
NO PERMANENT CURE
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RECURRENCE IS BIG PROBLEM
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NO PERMANENT CURE
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a quick overview of the physiological basis of a normal electrocardiogram.
Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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1. Step-by-Step Guide To Deal
with
Consumer Forum Notice
DR. SHARDA JAIN
Dr. Arvind Narayan
Dr. Jyoti Bhasker
Dr. Gaura Agarwal
Dr. V.K. Goyal
Dr. Neelu Gandhi
2. Supreme court has time and
again warned against misuse of
consumer jurisdiction to harass
DOCTORS who provide valuable
service to society.
3. As provided under S.24 of Consumer
Protection Act, a complaint has to be filed
within 2 YEARS from the date on which
cause of action arises.
4. Where to file a complaint
A complaint should be filed in
• District Forum, up to 20 lakh.
• State Commission up 1 crore .
• National Forum over one crore
depending on the quantum of amount
involved and within the limits of jurisdiction.
5. How to file a complaint
A complainant should contain the following
information.
• Name and description and address of the complaint.
• Name, description and address of the opposite party or
parties.
• The facts relating to complaint and when and where it arose.
• Documents, if any, in support of the allegation contain in
the complaint.
• The relief which the complaint is seeking.
A complainant or his authorised agent should sign the
complaint.
6. Admission and rejection of
Litigation
Consequent to amendment of the Act.
Section 12 (3) of the Act provides that a
complaint should be admitted or rejected
within 21 days of filling of a complaint.
7. Notice from forum
First a copy of the admitted complaint has to
be sent within 21 days from the date of
admission to the opposite party directing him
to give his version of the case within a period
of
THIRTY DAYS
which many be extended to
FORTY FIVE DAYS.
8. • Is the receipt of a notice
from a consumer forum;
along with the demand of
several lakhs of rupees as compensation ---
comes as a rude shock and often triggers off
a cause of panic reaction among DOCTORS
REAL BLOW TO THE EGO OF A DOCTOR
9. • It is thus only appropriate that we
acquire a better understanding of
the further course of action based
on the working system of the consumer
fora and of past MEDICAL cases.
Towards this
objective,
a step-by-step guide is
presented herewith.
STEP BY STEP GUIDE
10. • Immediately note down the DATE
on which you received the Notice.
Also note from which Forum it has
come –District,
State or
National*.
This importance of noting
The DATE Notice
Reply has to go within
30 days of receipt of it.
DATE OF RECIEPT
11. • To avoid confusion, you should
know clearly note
the DATE
by which
you must file your reply
so that
your reply does not get time-barred.
DATE OF REPLY
12. Read it carefully and try to
understand what are the main
allegations against you.
A COPY OF COMPLAINT
OF THE PATIENT USUALLY ACCOMPANIES
THE
NOTICE FROM THE CONSUMER FORUM.
13. The day you go to Consumer Forum
A copy of complaint is given to you
THE 30-DAY PERIOD
will start only after you
receive a copy of the complaint.
IN CASE A COPY OF THE COMPLAINT
DOES NOT ACCOMPANY THE NOTICE,
14. • This reply is MOST IMPORTANT
and should
be drafted carefully and after great
deliberation.
It should be framed in consultation with
EXPERTS &ELDERS OF YOUR SPECIALITY &
an COMPETANT ADVOCATE.
THE COMPLAINT WILL HAVE TO BE
REPLIED AND SUBMITTED TO THE
FORUM WITHIN THE STIPULATED PERIOD.
15. • Is happy to announce this facility to you
FREE OF CHARGE
• Every Wednesday
• 3—4 PM
• AT 11 GAGAN VIHAR
• LIFECARE CENTRE
MEDICO-LEGAL CELL OF
MEDICOLEGAL FOUNDATION &
AMC Delhi/NCR
16. ADVOCATE SELECTION
• The next task is to appoint
an advocate and this is
as important as
a patient selecting
HIS OR HER DOCTOR.
THE ADVOTE SHOULD BE COMPETANT,&
SHOULD HAVE TIME FOR YOU
17. • This can be done through the
AMC Medico- legal Cell. Or else you
can select any advocate whom you
know and trust.
ADVOCATE SELECTION
18. • YOU HAVE TO INFORM INSURANCE CO.
about notice &send copy of complaint as well along
with name of the advocate. Insurance company
will give you the number of you case showing &
admitting the acknowledgement that the legal fee
will be paid by them.
Preferably it should be sent by email
Your agent should help you in this regard.
IF YOU ARE INSURED UNDER THE
PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY
POLICY
19. INSURANCE Co… NEED TO KNOW THE DETAILS
OF APPOINTED ADVOCATE
• Remember to inform insurance company name of
advocate.
• Ask to your claim to registered directly by E-
mail or through Your agent presently as legal costs is
to be recovered from them on a re-imbursement of
legal fees.
There are many cases of litigation between AMC India
from the complaint side with insurance companies.
This step is very very important & should not be ignore
20. Having decided upon an advocate, you
must do the following homework:
Write a detailed account of the whole
story from the time you first set your
eyes on the patient till the present
time To
when you received the Notice.
As far as possible this should be in
non-technical, layman’s language.
21. • You should take enough time
to write YOUR REPLY, trying to recall all
the facts of the CASE Write down everything
including significant
conversations or actions such as oral
threats, or intervention by other persons,
etc.
BE ACCURATE , BE METICULOUS
22. 1.By putting everything on paper you
do not miss out any important issue
2. Once your advocate read through
it he gets a complete picture of whatever
happened – a kind of action replay.
THIS EXERCISE HAS 2 OBJECTIVE.
23. • The advocate will fill up the
gaps in his understanding of the matter
by asking you question when you meet
him personally.
THIS “SHOULD BE SENT TO THE ADVOCATE
EVEN BEFORE YOU MEET HIM SO THAT YOU
DO NOT WASTE TIME IN YOUR PERSONAL
MEETING
24. REPLY ACCORDING TO NUMBERED
PARAGRAPHS
a. Along with this summary you should do
another exercises. Generally the complaint
of the patient, having been prepared by an
advocate, is in the form of numbered
paragraphs.
b. This is extremely important because no one,
can answer these better than you.
25. REPLY ACCORDING TO NUMBERED
PARAGRAPHS
C .Often lots of falsehoods are stated in these
allegations. These must be identified and denied
strongly. Remember, if there are many parties to the
complaint, concentrate only on the
allegations directed to you.
D .Undoubtedly, it makes sense to co-ordinate with the
other “parties”, if any. Answer has to be in non-
technical language as much as possible--should be
sent to the advocate along with the” summary” and a
copy of the Notice received by you
including a copy of the patient’s complaint.
26. The data may be in the form of textbook or journal
references or downloaded from Internet.
All these should be filed in one place so
They are readily available for the ADVOCATE, you
need to reeducate him with
the relevant references and give him
copies if he says so.
CONCENTRATE ON COLLECTING MEDICAL LITERATURE
ON THE APPROPRIATE SUBJECT (S) ARISING FROM
THE CASE, WHICH CAUSED THE CONFLICT.
27. • This is usually in the form AFFIDAVITS and you
should therefore not wait for the last minute.
you should short-list experts in your field who
have sound credentials and will agree to give their
written opinion, expert opinion.
EXPERT OPINION FROM SENIOR, RESPECTED
CONSULTANTS OF YOUR BRANCH ENDORSING
YOUR MANAGEMENT OF THE CASE AND GIVING
THEIR CONSIDERED OPINION IN THE MATTER is
also very important.
28. Final reply by advocate should be
submitted before expiry of 30 days
than reply of notice.
• 3 copy + 1 copy of your reply
• Please get acknowledgement for the same.
• Written statement
• Rejoinder – Another reply from patient to
the forum
• sur – rejoinder – If a copy is send to you back
again, add written statement.
29. IF NOTICE IS SERVED
TO MORE PEOPLE
•No blame game ever helps
• team work and key.
30. Follow up Forum’s preceding up to
final settlement your self
• Follow your case yourself .
• NO ONE CAN BE MORE INTERESTED IN YOU ,
OTHER THAN YOURSELF.
31. Forget the TIME BOUND decision by
the forum
• Final hearing usualy takes 3-4 yrs on an
average.
• Maximum time taken - 26 years
• Your LAWYER-- may raise some legal
issue, Which NEED TO SORTED OUT BY
FORUM
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