Powers and Harris: Clinical Negligence

Covers different aspects of clinical negligence claims. This book identifies the practical difficulties in bringing an action for damages, to show how to prepare the medical evidence on liability, and complete the medical reports on quantum. It also provides guidance on the best way of presenting expert evidence in court.

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Written by a team of 70 legal and medical practitioners, Powers and Harris: Clinical Negligence provides exhaustive coverage of all aspects of clinical negligence claims. It identifies the practical difficulties in bringing an action for damages, to show how to prepare the medical evidence on liability, complete the medical reports on quantum and provides guidance on the best way of presenting expert evidence in court. The book examines the legal aspects of medical malpractice including complaints procedures, the powers of the General Medical Council, preparation of medical evidence, group actions, settlements and trial. It also addresses the medical issues, covering the risks associated with particular areas of specialist medical practice.