One of the first things that’ll be explored when you bring a medical negligence claim is figuring out exactly what went wrong.
This can often be a complex question to answer. After all, when you’re being treated for an injury or illness, there can be many tests, procedures and teams involved. where you received substandard care is important, and the information below can help you do just that.
So, what’s gone wrong with your medical treatment or care? Browse through the articles below to learn more about some of the most common types of medical negligence claims:
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with one woman diagnosed every 10 minutes. In the UK, around 55,000 women and 400 men are diagnosed with…
In this episode, Hannah Travis, Senior Associate in the Medical Negligence team speaks to Mama’s Embrace – a charity supporting the health and wellbeing of mothers and families from blacked,…
The new Risk of Ovarian Cancer Algorithm (ROCA) offers a bespoke risk assessment for high-risk women, giving their doctors more accurate sets of data to…
GPs will be urged to make further investigations into patients whose symptoms do not improve after three appointments, after a woman died because of a…
A health service that learns openly is inherently a safer one. BBK has long maintained that real progress depends on genuine transparency, timely learning and…
The announcement of a national inquiry into maternity care is a welcome step forward, but it cannot be the end of the conversation. For too…
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