How paper trail works in medical negligence cases
Institute of Medicine & Law highlights how medical records from a subsequent hospital can serve as crucial evidence in…
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Hospital realities taken into account by the National Consumer Court
Institute of Medicine & Law emphasises the need to consider practical hospital operations in medical negligence cases,…
Why hospital billing and discharge records must align perfectly
The Institute of Medicine & Law highlights that hospitals must ensure transparent, accurate billing and honour valid…
11th National Convention on Medicine & Law 2026 successfully concludes at D Y Patil University,…
The day-long Convention brought together eminent leaders from the judiciary, medicine, law, policy, academia, and healthcare…
From human-in-the-loop to human-on-the-hook: The liability challenge of medical AI
As medical AI becomes a routine part of clinical practice, Dr. Sabine Kapasi, Global Health Strategist, Founder of ROPAN…
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Long-term risks of medical negligence – intellectual and financial capital flees first
The Institute of Medicine & Law highlights how a tragic case of alleged medical negligence can undermine trust in healthcare,…
From fitness trackers to medical devices: Where India draws the regulatory line
Biplab Lenin, Partner, and Priyam Rajkumar, Principal Associate Designate at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, explain where India’s…
Consumer Court shields empanelled hospitals from itemised bill demands under state packages
Institute of Medicine & Law examines the Haryana State Consumer Commission’s ruling on hospital billing and reimbursement…
From clinical accountability to ‘constitutional tort’: The shift in medical accountability
Institute of Medicine & Law examines the Calcutta High Court's judgement awarding compensation to an electrician, the sole…
Police overreach in medical negligence inquiries: Karnataka High Court defines the boundaries
Institute of Medicine & Law examines Karnataka High Court ruling quashing police notices seeking medical records, CCTV footage…