Some countries recognize that medicine is a risky activity and hence you
do it at your own risk, a bit like bunjy-jumping, and unless there is a
really gross practitioner misconduct, you just cannot frivoulously sue
the practitioner and any compensation cap is highly regulated.
mario
Horst Herb wrote:
Problem is, as outlined, that the practitioners professional life might depend
on integrity and availability of records, e.g. in a litigation case.
If you take the control over the record from the practitioner, you might take
the practitioner out of the equation completely - "patient heal thyselfe ..."
In a non-fault-based non-litigationous environment I'd fuilly agree with your
sentiment, but here in Oz I have to think self defense first
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