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You’ll receive outstanding service. We maintain a 5-star client rating.
Free Case Assessments
We provide confidential, free case assessments.
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We’re industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
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Failure to Arrange Timely Medical Review Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are some examples of a failure to arrange medical review?
Failures to arrange medical review may include the following:
- a failure to perform a physical medical review prior to a patient’s discharge from hospital
- a failure to perform a medical review in a timely manner
- A failure to arrange medical review by the appropriate medical specialit
2. What are the legal consequences for failing to report hospital negligence in a timely manner?
If you have experienced a delay in receiving medical review and treatment at a public hospital, you may report your experience to that hospital so that the hospital could investigate the level of care that was provided to you. You may also submit a complaint to the Health Care Complaints Commission of NSW. Those avenues enable the hospital to identify and address any deficiencies is their guideline or protocols so that your experience is not experienced by another patient.
If you have suffered injury due to a delay in receiving medical review and treatment at a public hospital, you must contact a medical negligence specialist lawyer as soon as possible. A delay could result in the loss of important evidence such as witnesses or medical records. More importantly, medical negligence proceedings must be commenced within three years of the time at which you discovered your injury, that your injury is the fault of the hospital and that your injury is worth suing over. If legal proceedings are not commenced within a timely fashion, you may be statute barred from commencing legal proceedings for compensation for your injuries.
3. What is the time limit for medical negligence claims?
Ordinarily, you must commence formal legal proceedings within three years of the time at which the alleged negligence occurred. This is subject to the time that you discovered, or ought to have discovered, that you have sustained an injury, the injury is the fault of the defendant, and the injury is worth suing over.
4. What is the average payout for medical negligence claims in Australia?
If you succeed in proving negligence, you would be entitled to compensation. Compensation may include pain and suffering, the cost of personal care and domestic assistance, medical and allied health treatment costs, and any lost earnings. The value of your claim would depend on the nature, extent and severity of your injuries and any losses you may have suffered.