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What is Medical Law in South Africa?

Medical Law in South Africa

 

 

When can I Sue a Doctor in South Africa?

According to South African medical law, the injury suffered must be the direct result of the medical caregiver’s actions or omission of actions. As such, if the practitioner followed the correct procedure, there is no wrongfulness and the injury suffered is thus not the result of negligence.

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What does medical law study?

An LLM in Medical Law will cover a wide range of issues from healthcare law to biotechnology, public health, and the ethics and law of the start and end of life care,. This breadth of subject matter attracts many students from a number of different career and study backgrounds.

 

Where can you study medical law in South Africa?

LLM Programs in Health Law / Medical Law – South Africa

  • University of Pretoria. Pretoria, South Africa 84 Followers 16 Discussions.
  • University of KwaZulu-Natal – Howard College Campus.
  • University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) – Pietermaritzburg Campus.
  • University of Pretoria – Centre of Human Rights.
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What is the purpose of medical law?

The purpose of healthcare law is to protect patients from mistakes, fraud, or an abuse of the system. It also protects their rights, such as their right to privacy.

How long does it take to study medical law in South Africa?

The duration of the programme will in general be four semesters (2 years) but may be completed within two semesters (1 year) where possible, subject to fulfilment of all the requirements for the degree and payment of the full amount prescribed for the MPhil degree.

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