Simple errors, underperformance and misconduct

Simple errors, underperformance and misconduct


Abstract

Under the old Medical Practitioners Act, all complaints about doctors were treated as disciplinary (misconduct) issues.  The result was that doctors were penalised for the kind of simple errors that all of us make from time to time, or for more  general underperformance, whatever its causes...


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