I am interested in whether a doctor who has been notified of suspicion under Part 1 of Article 140 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine can continue to work in his position during the investigation? I read a news story about a case in the Zhytomyr region, where a surgeon was declared suspicious due to the death of a patient after surgery. In your opinion, does it make sense to remove the doctor from his position in such a case?
The husband suffered a stroke in 2019. There is heart failure. They were sent to the commission in the military headquarters. In the hospital, a diagnosis of stage 3 hypertension was made. The conclusion of the military examination: to send for additional examination. In Kyiv, the cardiologist said that he does not see 3 stages here and put 1. I quote the doctor: if you want to go abroad, I will fundamentally check carefully, and I do not see 3 stages. What should we do in this case? All official documents that we have from hospitals are not important for this doctor. He said that they write what they want there. thank you
How is the liability of doctors determined in the case of a medical error during the treatment of children? Does the legislation of Ukraine provide for liability for failure to comply with or improper implementation of medical standards?
The article is about a cardiologist who demanded a bribe for a fictitious disability. I am interested in whether the law provides for the liability of a doctor for issuing knowingly false medical documents? If so, what sanctions are provided?
As I understand it, if a clergyman helped the occupiers, he can be held criminally liable? What articles of the law can be applied in this case?
If a person refuses to receive a notification of suspicion, is he considered to have been properly notified if there is a video recording of this action?