Thread: Wronged Prescription

A Doctor who made a wrong prescription may be held liable for medical malpractice. The improper prescription- would amount to improper medication, and thus a legally actionable wrong.
Even if the affliction is unintentional or accidental, the doctor involved should be held liable for medical malpractice.
A necessary case for personal injury may be had against the erring medical practitioner for any injuries sustained by reason of the wronged prescription.

Errors involving prescription medications may occur at any stage in the drug administration chain: a manufacturer, a prescribing doctor, a nurse, or a pharmacist may commit negligent mistakes that lead to injury of patients. Understaffing in pharmacies and hospitals often create circumstances that lend themselves to the commission of errors. Prescription drug errors are in fact a cause of death for many.

Doctors who made a mistake giving a wrong prescriptions are definitely held liable. This is often the cause of death of many..

I totally agree with lakeswimmer. In such a case, the doctor will be held liable for sure.

a prescribing doctor, a nurse, or a pharmacist may commit negligent mistakes that lead to injury of patients. Understaffing in pharmacies and hospitals often create circumstances that lend

Yes Lakeswimmer,
I certainly agree with you.
In such a case, the doctor will be held liable for sure.

yeah exactly its responibilty of doctor when he makes any mistake in prescription. its a sensitive matter and it can have serious effects....

Yes, The doctor who provided improper prescription would come under Medical Malpractice, because it leads to suffering of patient and sometimes causes to death. It is his responsibility to have a complete study of the patient's condition to prescribe him. One who failed in that would be liable to the law.

If you or a loved one has had a health problem and think you

Yes definitely if one can prove a charge of wronged medicine then the doctor is punishable in the eyes of the law.Please keep every evidence that is needed for the purpose.