Pregnancy is a very sensitive stage of womanhood. It is important that mothers should be taken due care from their pregnancy to the delivery of the infant. It cannot be denied that the delivery can pose so much risk both to the mother and to the baby. However, there are instances that these risk and dangers are not being considered by many negligent healthcare professionals and thus birth injury happens. It is quite frustrating and irritating that after nine months of almost exaggerated security and care, your baby will be handled like a puppy in a hospital which you have entrusted your baby and your life.
You might be hesitant pointing fingers to the hospital or the people who participated in your delivery but there are ways to determine if you have a fighting chance in filing a case of birth injury. A medical malpractice causing birth injury will be evaluated whether negligence or lack of competence had manifested in the performance of their profession. If there has or had been any form of harm to a patient due to incompetent practice of the healthcare profession, we can say that there is a medical malpractice. However, it should be emphasize that proving “incompetence”, “negligence”, and “malpractice” is not a walk in the park.
There are many ways to establish these birth injury case requirements. For a start, you should be certain that there was a doctor-patient relationship between the two of you. This means that there had been mutual understanding that he is responsible to you. This can be established by hospital records, receipts of your check-ups to office, and other documents that will provide the information that you had hired them. This can be the first stage of establishing birth injury case.