LIABILITY WITHOUT BORDERS: TELEMEDICINE MALPRACTICE IN CROSS-BORDER CARE
INTRODUCTION “Imagine a patient in Chennai consulting a UK-registered specialist over video. Working from an incomplete history and no physical examination, the specialist misses a cardiac warning sign, and the patient suffers a serious event a week later. Which court hears the claim, what law applies, and does the specialist’s British licence extend to advice […]
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