On the philosophy of «Doctor's Error»
Journal Title: Медицинский альманах - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The article reveals the philosophical and anthropological basis of medical diagnosis. Responsibility for the doctor misstep is incredibly high, however, the penalty (including the self-punishment) does not always have to put a cross on the right of a doctor to do his duty. Each medical error must be subjected to scrutiny in a medical team so that the findings could form the basis of subsequent experience.
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