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Medical negligence, also known as medical malpractice in Malaysia, is a breach of the duty of care owed by a healthcare professional to their patient, resulting in harm or injury.
Our lawyers have experience acting for patients, doctors, hospitals and their respective professional indemnity providers in medical and dental negligence or malpractice cases involving a broad range of medical specialities and in all tiers of the Malaysian courts.
A mistake by the doctor or health care professional could mean life or death. Where a mistake has had a serious impact on health and life, the patient has the right to compensation and the doctor can face disciplinary action. Injured patients can file a complaint to the Malaysian Medical Council.
Patients Beware: The Perils of Medical Malpractice in Malaysia – Asia Sentinel I refer to the above article published by the Asia Sentinel on 7th July 2022, written by Murray Hunter. The Article makes reference to inquiries carried out by the MMC pertaining to a complaint lodged against a medical practitioner.
We advise and assist complainants and lawyers in pursuing and responding to complaints to the Malaysian Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board.
Medical negligence, also known as medical malpractice, occurs when a healthcare professional fails to provide the appropriate standard of care, resulting in harm or injury to the patient. In Malaysia, medical negligence cases are regulated by the Medical Act 1971 and the Civil Law Act 1956.
ORDINARILY, negligence means the failure to give enough care or attention. Negligence is a part of the branch of the law known as torts. Tort has been described by Sir Charles James Watkin Williams, an English jurist in Gray v North–Eastern Rail.
