“No cure is not a negligence of treating doctor”
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“No cure is not a negligence of treating doctor”.
These words of National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) in its recent Judgment of Mrs. Rashal Kanwar & ors V/s. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital & ors, (Case No.950/2015, decided on 15/09/2015) will certainly act as an effective medicine and ray of Hope for Doctors on the background of current scenario of attack on Drs.... !!
The Complaint for Medical Negligence was filed by the Widow alongwith her four children for claiming compensation to the tune of Rs.Rs.1,86,77,120.
Deceased Mr. Adraj Singh, was admitted on 29/06/2013 in the Hospital in an emergency condition. it was contended on behalf of the Complainants that though the deceased was diagnosed with Ruptured Aortic Aneurysm (R.A.A.) on 29.6.2013, but he was treated, on 23.9.2013 i.e. almost after 3 months of the diagnosis and this was sheer Medical Negligence on part of the Opponent Doctors. and the Hospital. It was also alleged that the Drs. treated only for chronic kidney disease, hypertension, seizure disorder and sepsis (recovered) and not for R.A.A..
These words of National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) in its recent Judgment of Mrs. Rashal Kanwar & ors V/s. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital & ors, (Case No.950/2015, decided on 15/09/2015) will certainly act as an effective medicine and ray of Hope for Doctors on the background of current scenario of attack on Drs.... !!
The Complaint for Medical Negligence was filed by the Widow alongwith her four children for claiming compensation to the tune of Rs.Rs.1,86,77,120.
Deceased Mr. Adraj Singh, was admitted on 29/06/2013 in the Hospital in an emergency condition. it was contended on behalf of the Complainants that though the deceased was diagnosed with Ruptured Aortic Aneurysm (R.A.A.) on 29.6.2013, but he was treated, on 23.9.2013 i.e. almost after 3 months of the diagnosis and this was sheer Medical Negligence on part of the Opponent Doctors. and the Hospital. It was also alleged that the Drs. treated only for chronic kidney disease, hypertension, seizure disorder and sepsis (recovered) and not for R.A.A..
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