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RESEARCH TOPIC :

Medical Negligence in Bangladesh,India,Denmark:

A Comparative Legal Study

• Research Advisor Researcher

TANJILA TAMANNA Ibn Sakib Ahmed Choyan

Lecturer, Student ID: 1903040008
Department of Law Batch: Fall-19
Britannia University,Cumilla Department of Law
Britannia University,Cumilla
 Introduction
• The enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health
is one of the fundamental rights of every human being
without distinction of race, religion, and political belief,
economic or social condition. but for that better meant of
health we need health care center as well as medical
center, each and every country haves there medical sectors
for citizens. But the medical service is not same in every
country in some countries there is medical negligence to
patients during medical service. Private or governmentally
also in clinical and pathological, radiological negligence
happens. This all problems we have faced in Bangladesh.
in previous time there was so many research on this topic
but still there is some shortage of information for patients
to gat solution for all this negligence.
 Research Statement
• The rights body believes that getting health services is a
fundamental right of every person, it said. Appropriate action
should be taken against those involved in negligence after proper
investigation, the ASK statement said. The rights body urged
the government to provide strict directives to all hospital
authorities to stop such incidents. In Bangladesh one of the
leading human rights organizations Ain O Salish Kendra discovered
many cases of medical negligence from Most of the cases show us
the horrible picture of our medical sector Article 15 and 18 of the
constitution of Bangladesh are the relevant articles regarding health
care. The state shall regard the raising of the level of nutrition and
the improvement of public health as among its primary duties and a
comparative study helps to findings our weak point on medical
ground.
 Research Objective

• Comparative research was conducted to determine the

history and current state of Medical negligence in
Bangladesh, India, and Denmark.

• Another purpose of the study is to determine the impact

of doctors in Bangladesh being criminally prosecuted, in
particular because of cases of medical negligence.

• Discover the flaws in the laws as they are, and offer

remedies.
 Research Questions

• What regulations govern the outlawry of

medical malpractice?

• Which legal provisions might effectively stop

medical malpractice?

• Whether the current legislation have any flaws

or shortcomings?
 Scope of the research:

All types of research papers have their nature and

scope My Research is no exception. it has analyzed
the role of The Medical Practice and Private
Clinics and Laboratories (Regulation) Ordinance,
1982 (Ordinance NO. IV OF 1982) for bangladesh.
The main objective here is the implementation of
all the important laws that are neglected in the
health sector of Bangladesh. Since this is a
comparative study, here are analytical-related
journals, newspapers, and historical, scientific,
and its also focused on methodological
approaches.
 Limitation of the Research

The doctrinal approach has the following

Limitations:
• It might make It took a lot of study to come up with new
questions because this was library-based research, and it was
obvious that many individuals had already done research on
the subject.
• To conduct the research, data and other information were
gathered from the literature, newspapers, sander articles, and
an online law journal, however these available sources were
insufficient. this research is quite difficult because of its a
comparative study on deferent countries.
 Literature Review
• This essay examines a variety of books,
papers, and websites, especially those on
Google, that cover medical negligence,
applicable legislation, prevention methods,
and other topics. The Medical Practice and
Private Clinics and Laboratories (Regulation)
Ordinance, which was passed in 1982 and
served as a source for the study conducted by
the Bangladesh Constitution, was also passed
that year.
 Chapterization

• Chapter One : Introduction

• Chapter Two : A comparative theoretical study on the prohibition of

medical negligence in Bangladesh, India, and Denmark

• Chapter Three : A comparative legal study on the prohibition of medical

negligence in Bangladesh, India, and Denmark

• Chapter Four : Medical malpractice is forbidden in Bangladesh: A Critical

Analysis.
• Chapter Five : Findings

• Chapter Six : Conclusion

 Conclusion

• Medical negligence laws are to protect the patients

from violation of their right to health and to
preserve health care laws. Additionally, it ensures
to punish the medical professionals doing a breach
of professional duties intentionally. In this article,
an attempt has been made to address the present
existing legal provisions on medical negligence in
Bangladesh. While the research is being conducted,
it is comparing the legal frameworks for medical
services in two other nations. India and Denmark.
Thank You!
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