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When you visit a hospital, it is often going to be in a time of crisis. However much pressure the clinicians are under, they have a professional duty of care to give you the correct treatment
Unfortunately, the treatment provided is not always up to the standard expected. Sub-standard care can result in life-changing injury or loss of life.
Issues of hospital negligence are mistakes by clinicians, but you, as the patient should be able to get justice and at the very least an explanation and apology from the hospital trust or department responsible.
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Surgical errors
If you have been injured though a sub-standard surgical procedure then you may be able to make a Surgical Negligence Claim.
Wrong diagnosis
If the hospital has misdiagnosed your condition this can lead to a delay in treatment, a lack of treatment, or in the worst cases a debilitating condition or death
Incorrect medication
If your hospital has prescribed you incorrect medication that has led to complications in your treatment, or physical or mental injury then you may be able to make an Incorrect Medication Claim
Dental negligence
If your hospital or dentist has given you treatment that led to complications then you may be able to make a Dental Negligence claim
Accidental injuries
Even in a hospital environment accidents happen. If you have slipped or tripped, in a hospital and injured yourself, on a wet floor when there is no “Wet Floor” sign then you can make a claim against the hospital for personal injury
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