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In medical disputes, it is very important to preserve evidence at the first time. The complaint shall be submitted to the medical unit or the superior supervision department to record the incident in detail and seal the equipment. The hospital will protect the original data, and may negotiate solutions with patients after investigation. If there is no satisfactory result, you can apply for medical accident appraisal; If you have any objection to the expert conclusion, you can resort to judicial channels. The whole process focuses on evidence preservation and fair settlement.
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In hospital accidents, there are four levels of medical fault liability: full liability, that is, the injury is completely caused by medical fault; Major liability is dominated by medical fault, followed by other factors; Secondary responsibility, other factors dominate, and the fault is relatively minor; Minor liability, the vast majority of damage is caused by non fault factors, and the impact of medical fault is limited.
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The cost of autopsy is usually borne by medical institutions, and the appraisal results determine the payer of the transportation and storage costs. The hospital is fully responsible for the death caused by medical accidents; In case of no accident, the hospital only bears the autopsy fee, and other expenses are borne by the family/employer. It is suggested that the autopsy be carried out as soon as possible to reveal the truth, and the medical records can be advanced to the hospital and sealed. Seek compensation through medical or judicial expertise. If negotiation fails, legal proceedings may be instituted.
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In medical disputes, it is very important to preserve evidence at the first time. The complaint shall be submitted to the medical unit or the superior supervision department to record the incident in detail and seal the equipment. The hospital will protect the original data, and may negotiate solutions with patients after investigation. If there is no satisfactory result, you can apply for medical accident appraisal; If you have any objection to the expert conclusion, you can resort to judicial channels. The whole process focuses on evidence preservation and fair settlement.
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