Supreme Court orders measures to prevent medical negligence in hospitals
Most outlets led with the Supreme Court's directive to establish a complaint redressal system and improve oversight in public hospitals to prevent medical negligence. The Nation slightly varied by emphasizing the order for regular inspection of operation theatres. All excerpts noted the court’s decision to set aside a Balochistan High Court judgment, though the context of the case was not elaborated.
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SC orders complaint redressal system to prevent medical negligence in hospitals
The Supreme Court has issued key directions to improve oversight of public hospitals, train medical staff and ensure timely redressal of patients’ complaints, while setting aside a Balochistan High Court judgment in a medical negligence case. A three-member bench comprising Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, Justice Irfan Saadat Khan and Justice Shakeel Ahmad decided the case […]
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SC orders regular inspection of operation theatres to prevent medical negligence
ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Tuesday issued key directions to improve oversight of public hospitals, train medical staff and ensure timely redressal of patients’ complaints, while setting aside a Balochistan High Court judgment in a medical negligence case.
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SC orders complaint redressal system to prevent medical negligence in hospitals
The Supreme Court has issued key directions to improve oversight of public hospitals, train medical staff and ensure timely redressal of patients’ complaints, while setting aside a Balochistan High Court judgment in a medical negligence case.
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