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How Medicare and Centrelink Benefits Affect Medical Negligence Claims

Do Medicare & Centrelink affect my medical negligence claim? YES, past Medicare and Centrelink benefits do have an impact on medical negligence claims. Compensation received in medical negligence claims may also affect the injured persons ongoing rights and entitlement to Centrelink. IMPORTANT: -Past Medicare charges relating to a medical negligence injury will need to be paid back to […]

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Claiming Compensation For An Adverse Reaction To The COVID-19 Vaccine

Since this article was published on 2 July 2021, the Hon Greg Hunt MP (Minister for Health and Aged Care) issued a media release providing greater detail on the scope of the proposed COVID-19 vaccine indemnity scheme (see https://www.health.gov.au/ministers/the-hon-greg-hunt-mp/media/covid-19-indemnity-scheme-to-protect-health-professionals-and-patients). The Australian Government has now clarified the proposed COVID-19 vaccine indemnity scheme will operate as “a no […]

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How to calculate expenses from medical negligence

How Can Out-of-Pocket Expenses be Paid for in Medical Negligence?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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What is pain and suffering and how is it monetised

What is Pain and Suffering and How Can I Calculate It?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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What is Gratuitous Care and How is it Monetised

What is Gratuitous Care and How Can I Calculate It?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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What is Economic Loss and How is it Calculated

What is Economic Loss and How Can I Calculate It?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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damages

What Are Damages and How Can I Calculate Them?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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causation

What is Causation?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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duty of care

What is Duty of Care?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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medical negligence

What is Medical Negligence?

Sustaining a birthing injury during child birth is traumatic and has long lasting, sometimes irreparable consequences. Every doctor owes a duty of care to their patient.When this duty is breached, it is important to know exactly what to do and that compensation is available for redress.

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