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Medical negligence litigation as a mechanism for understanding gaps in health system responsiveness in the South African public health system
Medical negligence claims in South Africa have seen a significant rise in recent years. The reasons given for this rise have ranged from accusations of predatory legal practitioners taking advantage of patients to an ever-increasing quantum of damages been awarded by the courts. The impact of this r...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2024
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