Failure of treatment not ground for negligence: Consumer Court exonerates Delhi based Gynaecologist, Hospital
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Observing that there was no evidence to prove medical negligence, the Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC) recently exonerated a gynaecologist and a Delhi based Hospital as the complainant could not submit any evidence on record to prove negligence.
It was the allegation of the patient that she suffered problems in her hand because a staff nurse of the hospital gave her a Metro 100 intramuscular injection and not intravenous
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