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Descriptive analysis of medical negligence claims in septicemia patients: a review of Indian National Consumer Court judgments.

Authors : Sethi, Aakash A.¹ ; Shringarpure, Kalpita K.²

Source: MGM Journal of Medical Sciences. Jul-Sep2024, Vol. 11 Issue 3, p396-402. 7p.

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Consequences of medical negligence and litigations on health care providers -- A narrative review.

Authors : R., Madan¹; Das, Nileswar² ; Patley, Rahul²

Source: Indian Journal of Psychiatry. Apr2024, Vol. 66 Issue 4, p317-325. 9p.

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Medical Negligence is Unavoidable but Certainly Limits the Collaterals.

Authors : Das, Nikunja Kumar¹ (AUTHOR); Mukhida, Sahjid^2,3 (AUTHOR); Vyawahare, Chanda³ (AUTHOR)

Source: Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth. Mar/Apr2025, Vol. 18 Issue 2, p368-369. 2p.

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Medical Negligence In India: Urgent Call For Comprehensive Data, Tort Reforms, And Cultural Transformation To Revitalize Healthcare System.

Authors : Ravi, Kirthika¹; Devnath, Gerard P.²; James, Ranjit I.³

Source: Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth. Mar/Apr2024, Vol. 17 Issue 2, p259-261. 3p.

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Response to "Medical Negligence in India: Urgent Call for Comprehensive Data, Tort Reforms, and Cultural Transformation to Revitalize Healthcare System".

Authors : Pujari, Avinash J.¹ (AUTHOR); Das, Nikunja K.² (AUTHOR); Mukhida, Sahjid³ (AUTHOR)

Source: Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth. 2024 Supplement 1, Vol. 17, pS425-S426. 2p.

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Reply to the Commentary Titled "Medical Negligence Unavoidable but Certainly Limit the Collaterals".

Authors : Ravi, Kirthika¹ (AUTHOR); Devnath, Gerard P.² (AUTHOR); James, Ranjit I.³ (AUTHOR)

Source: Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth. 2024 Supplement 1, Vol. 17, pS427-S427. 1p.

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Medical negligence: Indian legal perspective.

Authors : Agrawal, Amit

Source: Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology. 2016 Supplement, Vol. 19, pS9-S14. 6p.

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Progress in Medicine: Compensation and medical negligence in India: Does the system need a quick fix or an overhaul?

Authors : Chandra, Meghana S.¹; Math, Suresh Bada²

Source: Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology. 2016 Supplement, Vol. 19, pS21-S27. 7p.

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A forgotten threat: Cross-sectional descriptive analysis of retained foreign objects in surgical procedures—Evidence from Indian consumer courts.

Authors : Sethi, Aakash¹ (AUTHOR) ; Bilgaiyan, Rashi² (AUTHOR) ; Shringarpure, Kalpita³ (AUTHOR)

Source: Formosan Journal of Surgery. Jul/Aug2025, Vol. 58 Issue 4, p168-174. 7p.

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Medicolegal Priorities for a Neurosurgeon/Neurologist in the COVID Era.

Authors : Vilanilam, George¹ (AUTHOR); Gohil, Jaypalsinh¹ (AUTHOR); Vilanilam, George C² (AUTHOR)

Source: Neurology India. May/Jun2022, Vol. 70 Issue 3, p845-848. 4p.

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Descriptive analysis of medical negligence claims in septicemia patients: a review of Indian National Consumer Court judgments.

Consequences of medical negligence and litigations on health care providers -- A narrative review.

Medical Negligence is Unavoidable but Certainly Limits the Collaterals.

Medical Negligence In India: Urgent Call For Comprehensive Data, Tort Reforms, And Cultural Transformation To Revitalize Healthcare System.

Response to "Medical Negligence in India: Urgent Call for Comprehensive Data, Tort Reforms, and Cultural Transformation to Revitalize Healthcare System".

Reply to the Commentary Titled "Medical Negligence Unavoidable but Certainly Limit the Collaterals".

Medical negligence: Indian legal perspective.

Progress in Medicine: Compensation and medical negligence in India: Does the system need a quick fix or an overhaul?

A forgotten threat: Cross-sectional descriptive analysis of retained foreign objects in surgical procedures—Evidence from Indian consumer courts.

Medicolegal Priorities for a Neurosurgeon/Neurologist in the COVID Era.

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