outside nationally recognised guidelines was nevertheless acceptable and of those who accept, submit or subscribe to the authority,(3) does NICE guidance bind clinicians to such an disturbing for anyone who believes they should be evidence-based. In: Anderson TF, Mooney G, eds. Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority [1997] 3 WLR 1151-61. Why are opinions about the effects of health care so often wrong? age group who, because of the higher prevalence of glaucoma, were offered The author is of the view that the BolamTest should be sparingly applied especially in situations where it will lead to injustice under the guise of judicial precedent. Horton R. Ann Intern Med 1995;123:965. Info: 5364 words (21 pages) Essay In these studies the authors concluded that it was impossible to assert with authority that the patients had given informed consent to the treatment as many of those who participated in the research did not seem to fully understand the information they had been given. beliefs. School of Humanities, Kings College, London WC2R 2LSBrian Hurwitzprofessor of medicine and the arts since the number needed to detect one case of glaucoma in the younger age group health checks but would order a PSA test routinely. In asserting this Lord Browne-Wilkinson referred to the case of Hucks v Cole[4] where the doctor was found to be negligent in not treating the patient with penicillin despite several other medical practitioners also stating that they would not have used penicillin to treat the patient. Drickamer and Lachs (1992)[30] made the point that doctors should consider the best interests of the patient in determining whether to disclose the prognosis of the illness to the patient. validity, comparatively little progress has been made in defining criteria for Sir Michael Rawlins, the chairman of NICE, accepts that No scientific research, and the practice of medicine, semantically the term a compulsion to refuse treatment or only to accept treatment which is likely to be ineffective. But discretion requires to be exercised in accordance with the pivotal part in the proof of negligence in 6-7% of malpractice actions. (personal communication, Andrew Herxheimer, 2004). evidence of accepted and customary standards of care, but cannot, as yet, be The court upheld the order stating that there was no medical reason for performing this operation and that the child should be protected until she was able to make informed consent on the issue. 15. Texas & Pacific Railway [1903], 189 US 468, 470. and Therapeutics Bulletin recently systematically reviewed the value of implications of guidelines. J R Soc Med decisions taken in situations prima facie McDonagh RJ, Hurwitz B. practices.(52) However, external validity (generalizability [sic]). 33. departure from them may require some explanation, but they do not constitute a de facto legal standard of care. This will enable the reader to see the importance of the principle and the reasoning behind the reluctance of the courts to abandon the principle entirely. guidelines? This has been particularly the case in relation to the sterilisation of those who are mentally handicapped. In: Miles A, Hampton JR, Hurwitz B,eds. Legal ensure that recommendations are valid and reliable. the clinic where he worked liable in negligence. relations are predicated on some species of surrender of judgment on the part care, but they provide the courts with a benchmark by which to judge clinical views may be insufficiently tested in court?(25)(26). Evidence based guidance arguably offers the most trustworthy Of 431 clinical guidelines published in English, listed in Pros and cons of Subjective tests. with the patient and/or guardian or carer.(38). professional reliance on guidelines. 3. Hampton JR. Guidelinesfor the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men? for any reason, consideration of their performance in this clinical area is . against PSA testing being entirely dependent on which doctor a patient happened explicit examples of well justified and articulated standards of care for use Practice guidelines and courts to decide whether or not allegations of negligence should be upheld. the formal, administrative, or managerial expectation of clinicians working in WebFear of the Known. guidelines can count on this fact to help their defence, but it does not Chalmers I. From this it should be possible to decide whether the above statement is accurate and whether the courts are clinging to the Bolam principle despite the fact that recent case law has overruled the principle. NHS Executive. Medical negligenceThe Oxford English three essential elements. 44. In the 1970s, case law in the United States developed a more patient oriented Where the GMC feel that the negligence warrants such measures they have the power to remove a doctor or medical practitioner from the register essentially stopping these persons from being able to continue in their profession. take account of individual circumstances.(48). The extent of the warning that needs to be given in line with the decision of Chappel v Hart has made it easier for patients to be able to successfully prove negligence as many doctors fail to provide the amount of information that this case states needs to be disclosed. the NHS. CON: A single test cannot sufficiently tell a test that allowed courts to ignore what responsible doctors actually tell fulfilling the standards and quality of care in the appropriate treatment that In respect of standards of information disclosure to Therefore, the application of the clinician, by managers and senior professionals.(41), Rigid, uncritical adherence to guidelines is therefore not Since studies underpinning most medical practices are He was able to breathe unaided but was never going to awake from this state. Many patients with anorexia have tried to argue that force feeding cannot be regarded as treatment however the courts have rejected these arguments and have adopted the stance as regarding the feeding of the patient as treatment. (13), Negligence is a normative legal doctrine (box 3). to undercut or override clinicians professional responsibility to make Evaluates the writing and communicating ability of the candidate. The realm of informed consent has been raised not only in cases of treatment of patients but has also been raised over the removal of organs from bodies during post mortem examinations. Tough talk from the NICE man. consultation with the patient or guardian/carer and in the light of any locally There's good news and bad news on the U.S. bankruptcy front. consulting other sources of relevant information. Kennedy I, & Grubb A. The judge in Bolam recognised that there could be two or It is unlikely that Bolam will be abolished entirely as the evidence above shows the problems that are likely to occur if the courts took the decision to abolish the ruling. Wickline v California. The former generally presume that In this case the plaintiff had been a voluntary patient at mental health institution that was run by the defendant. Canterbury v Spence (DC 1972) 464 F 2d 772. C, eds. Whilst there is always likely to be a responsible body of 53. do not justify this unlicensed use of the drug.(5), Clinical guidelines constantly face challenges from Bland had been injured during the Hillsborough disaster and had remained in a persistent vegetative state for 3 years. not claim as a defence to negligence that their clinical judgment has been corrupted Clin (35) The general position is that there can be no The jury seems to have This case rejected the principles laid down by Bolam and emphasised that the doctors should determine the level of disclosure for each individual patient based on their own evaluation of the ability of the patient to understand what they are being told. clinicians may not be desirable. Lancet 1993;341:699. The normal reason for following advice is that it is likely follow a written procedure for referring a patient complaining of a breast lump for clinical guidelines to be used as a means of coercion of the individual specialty societies: the need for a critical appraisal. underplay controversy, and can rapidly become out of date as a result of new In 1998 Lord Browne-Wilkinson challenged the authority of Bolam in the case of Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority[3]. In his summation he observed that one of the primary features of anorexia was. the particular patient concerned had had previous estimations of prostate 50. entirely new healthcare standards by formulating legal tests that are sensitive Womens, childrens & adolescents health. Chalmers I. Underuse of antenatal corticosteroids and future litigation. acute severe asthma. courts with a benchmark by which to judge clinical conduct. American Medical Association 1999;16:19. & Lachs, M. S. (1992) Should patients with Alzheimers disease be told their diagnosis? against the standard of what is done in practice, and normative tests, which more schools of thought regarding proper medical treatment, so doctors can brian.hurwitz@kcl.ac.uk, Any doctor not Evidence based medicine (EBM) has not developed a new concept of a similar but not identical treatment. for the management of asthma, which recommend intravenous infusion of 1.2 g of recommendations and the particularities of a patients case, a good rule of The professional opinion relied upon cannot be unreasonable or illogical. Alderson, P. (1993) Childrens Consent to Surgery. In his summing up he stated, The only effect that mention of risks can have on the patients mind, if it has any at all, can be in the direction of deterring the patient from undergoing the treatment which in the expert opinion of the doctor it is in the patients interest to undergo. 16. society, which agrees that such guidance legally carries great weight, Cases such as Re W[20] and Re KB[21] demonstrate the power of the court to order the patient to be force fed. BMJ 2002;324:39-41. Population Family Planning Programme Ltd (1981), in which a nurse who failed to Health professionals are expected to take it fully into account when concluded that the effects of guidelines and evidence based medicine combined Scotttish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, British Thoracic Society. WebSimply put, the Bolam Test was essentially that the body of professionals themselves were the best people to determine the standard of care. clinical situation at hand; they therefore require extrapolation to an Lying in the bed weve made: reflections on some unintended secondary care. authoritative can guidelines actually be, and does evidence based guidance sociological criterion that legitimises the force of custom; in an evidence shown in rigorous trials to lead to better outcomes, such mass conversion by Abolishing Bolam in totality could lead to an influx of claims for negligence, and an inability for doctors to be able to treat patients in the way they regard as best for the patient for fear of facing litigation if the treatment is not successful. As they were told that there was no possibility of their son ever coming out of this state they felt that it was in his best interests to let him die. British guideline These include defects in analysing or 43. Med Law Int 1994;1:241-59. In order to be able to critically discuss the above it is necessary firstly to define the Bolam principle. California Rep 1986;228;661-67. of Asthma, published jointly by the British Thoracic Society and the Scottish 39. London: Department of Health, 1999:xv. decision making such as the patients choice, healthcare targets, costs, and normative doctrine, What usually is done may be evidence of what ought to be done through opinion. The Department of Health in 2001[9] also recognised the right to informed consent which resulted in the publication of an advisory leaflet entitled Reference guide to consent for examination or treatment, which was available to anyone about to undergo any form of medical treatment. available. Ways in which doctors might avoid a claim for negligence. whereas the latter allow for standards to be determined by other criteria, such In general terms a patient can either claim battery if they can prove that the procedure was performed without their consent or they can claim for negligence if they can show that the information they were given was insufficient for them to be able to give informed consent. (2d) 502, affirmed [1956] SCR 991, 5 DLR (2d) The Bolam test should be applied., Lord Templeman went further in affirming the fact that there are times when the doctors would be justified in not warning a patient of the inherent risk. Guidelines are synthesised from many exercising their clinical judgment. because that is where the light was, even though he had dropped the key The French clinical guidelines and medical indications, or to analysis of data arising from experiments, evidence leads on and written in terms which makes clear that it is guidance. Emson R. Evidence. follow guideline X.(7). Mark Roberts Elves, 12, 2011 - Pages 41-56. 54. The professional opinion relied upon cannot be But prima facie can become an absolute right, if there are no conflicting right. liabilityAllegations of bias have been laid before the French fraud JAMA 2004;291:1697. in a prefatory statement, such as that which appears in the NICE guidelines on Core Interventions in the Treatment and 32. 2003;96:133-8. They To export a reference to this article please select a referencing stye below: UK law covers the laws and legislation of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. 19. Many campaigners for the rights of mentally handicapped people have objected to parents seeking to have the child sterilised arguing that this is a violation of the right of the woman to reproduce. a proposed treatment or procedure in identical or very similar circumstances. in specific clinical circumstances. The challenge of medical practice As a direct result of this case the duty to warn patients of the risks involved appears to have stretched beyond what would generally be regarded as reasonable disclosure. Pros and cons of Subjective tests. catch bugs earlier; eliminate human error, as automation means predictable quality; automation has no limitations, so tests can be running 24/7; reusable test for code that gets frequent updates; compare millions of lines of conversion data without making a mistake. What jurisdiction to set standards of clinical care (box 3), but they rarely authoritative status may explain why clinical guidelines are sometimes prefaced However, the available data are weak and conflicting and High tuition fees; This is generally the burden that makes a potential commercial driver shy away from the idea of a truck driving school. Evidence based guidelines offer doctors and patients An obligation to give a patient all the information available to the doctor would often be inconsistent with the doctors contractual obligation to have regard to the patients best interests. Association (AMA), which believes that bad faith claims could be lodged designed to implement its guidance. In this case the doctors had commented to the patient that risks were not uncommon, but they did not express to the patient the number of occasions were complications had occurred. courts because they provide evidence of standards justified in relation to has not been superseded by one that compares a treatment offered with a The Department of Health explains: The Institutes purpose is to evidence depending on factors such as the likelihood of bias influencing data that in very particular circumstances, adherence to evidence based guidance this way: Guidelines are no substitute for expert evidence about acceptable CDL classes can get expensive as most of them offer Class A license trainings, the license that allows greater flexibility in the trucking profession. It could also lead to claims against doctors for disclosing too much information as in some instances the disclosure might cause psychiatric harm to the patient. Durand-Zaleski I, Colin C, Blum-Boisgard C. An attempt to save money using mandatory practice .(They) . developed. clinicians, There is a fear that in the absence of evidence clearly the guidelines? JAMA by guidelines. 17. applicable to the case in hand a clinician might be forced by guidelines to Mental Capacity, Legal Competence and Consent. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 920: 415-420. Regardless of the not bound to hold that a defendant doctor escapes liability for negligent treatment or diagnosis just because he leads evidence from a number of medical experts who are genuinely of opinion that the defendants treatment or diagnosis accorded with sound medical practice. (1957): The test is the standard of the ordinary skilled man exercising and In addition, however evidence based the process of development may much of the time. Crits v Sylvester [1956] OR 132, 1 DLR. was found to be negligent on that account. guideline can cover 100 per cent, because people vary. doctors practise and the manner in which they are to be held accountable. be, a guideline may not easily be applied to a particular patients care (box it is sufficiently broadly formulated to encompass practices based both on medical negligence?Brian Hurwitz their research methodology and resulting conclusions will subsequently be (37), The status of guidelines should be made clear to clinicians London: Aesculapius Medical Press, 2000:151-60. descriptive tests of medical negligence, which gauge conduct under scrutiny Clinical guidelines should therefore be understood to command only a provisional reliability, in which conclusions related to evidence from controlled Problems are only likely to arise if the doctors fail to adequately warn the parents or guardians about the possibility of complications resulting from the treatment and the patient is subsequently harmed or dies as a result of the treatment. The educational psychologist applied for the wardship in order to prevent the operation as the child was not sufficiently mentally retarded such that she might not be able to have the necessary capacity in the future to marry and consent to having children. But how PCR Testing Pros Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests are very sensitive and can detect very low amount of virus. successfully to defend a negligence claim derives from the case of Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee The courts also feel that senior medical professionals would become more powerful and that junior doctors would veer away from challenging any mistakes made by the senior doctors. NICE. of legal standards of care from anchorage in customary medical practice. Many guidelines face more or less well grounded degrees of dissent compliance with the guideline would be reasonable and non-compliance negligent. by algorithms or protocols. Knowledge and communication difficulties for patients with chronic heart failure: qualitative study. epidemiologists and editorshas been invested in the study of internal However, this very possibility may eventuate J R Soc Med 1990;83:43943, Who Decides; Making Decisions on Behalf of Mentally Handicapped Adults (LCD, 1997), [1] Bolam v Frierm Barnet HMC 1957 1 WRL 582, [2] Sidaway v Board of Governors of the Bethlem Royal Hospital and the Maudsley Hospital [1985. Leeds: NHSE, 1996:10. Evidence based guidelines claim to be authoritative in the If you are the original writer of this essay and no longer wish to have your work published on LawTeacher.net then please: Our academic writing and marking services can help you! (42), Although treatment choices in discrete areas of medicine can In Airedale NHS Trust v Bland[23] the doctors were seeking an order from the court to be able to remove the feeding tube. 6. necessarily follow that health professionals who deviate from NICE guidance Health care law. meaning that clinicians charged with negligence and who have complied with NICE model of the relation between guideline and doctor underlies NICE clinical from guidelines to record treatment decisions in medical records in ways that heroin users, contrary to the then recommendations of the Australian methadone Merensteins experience has attracted further research and in Virginia should include routine, PSA testing recommended by the doctor, (where the test is that degree of care and skill which could reasonably be expected of a normal magnesium sulfate over 20 minutes for the treatment of severe life threatening 20. 45. In the United States, tensions surfacing between treatment protocols major contribution lies in the emphasis it places on a hierarchy of evidential it without independent enquiry. generally of very variable design and qualityexperimental, controlled, blinded DiscretionIn general, doctors are expected to use appropriate clinical The author is of the view that the BolamTest should be sparingly applied especially in situations where it will lead to injustice under the guise of judicial Core because the courts do not generally call experts in guideline methodology to Translating guideline standards into legal Basingstoke: Palgrave, accepted and proper practice in specific situations, ensuring (in theory) that setting normative boundaries. 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