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040			_cUM Bansalan College LIC
082			_aBPer. 340 _bP538
100			_aOracion, Stephanie Anne V. _914556
245			_aThe Tort of Medical Errors: _bA Change in Perspective/ _cby Stephanie Anne V. Oracion
260			_aDiliman, Quezon City, Philippines: _bUniversity of the Philippines College of Law
300			_a35 pages
310			_aQuarterly
362			_aApril 2018
440			_aPhilippine Law Journal _vVol.91, No.2 (April 2018) _x0031-7721 _914528
490			_vVol.91, No.2 (April 2018) _x0031-7721
520			_aThe tort system has been used to determine negligence in medical malpractice cases. When a plaintiff is able to prove his claim through a preponderance of evidence, and a finding of fault is made, the tortfeasor is made liable and adjudged to pay damages, and sometimes results in the revocation of the license of the physician. Because of advances in medicine and the complex issues involved in both knowledge and practice, it may be proper to explore other means of dealing with professional error. There are some factors outside of human error which commonly considered that may influence the actions of physicians and, in turn, may affect outcomes, whether good or adverse. Injury is not always a result of fault or negligence but it may arise because of a series of events that converge to an adverse outcome. Alternative avenues for dispute resolution may better address these issues in order to come up with uniform standards for compensation, and the achievement of the goal towards prevention of injury in the future.
650			_aMedical personnel - Malpractice _914557
942			_2ddc _cBPER.
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