Medical responsibility is legally based on three pillars:
1. Medical error: a breach of an earlier offense committed not by an observant person found in the circumstances in which the offender was found.
2. Damage.
3 - causation between error and damage: the absence of the impact of external causes of the will of the doctor in the presence of that damage caused by error, so as not to exempt the doctor from liability.
In fact, these three are not pillars of responsibility:
Either medical error is a reason for irresponsible liability, it is not a pillar of non-stop responsibility for it.
Damage is an effect of medical error that can be considered the positive cause of liability.
The Association is a condition in their consideration.
1. Medical error: a breach of an earlier offense committed not by an observant person found in the circumstances in which the offender was found.
2. Damage.
3 - causation between error and damage: the absence of the impact of external causes of the will of the doctor in the presence of that damage caused by error, so as not to exempt the doctor from liability.
In fact, these three are not pillars of responsibility:
Either medical error is a reason for irresponsible liability, it is not a pillar of non-stop responsibility for it.
Damage is an effect of medical error that can be considered the positive cause of liability.
The Association is a condition in their consideration.
