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Medicolegal issues surrounding proof of causality
by Dr Ivan Ramos-Galvez, Consultant in Pain Medicine
3 June 2025
The concept of causation is central to every medicolegal case. Even if duty of care and breach can be demonstrated, causality still needs to be proven. A doctor may admit to a breach of care, but if it can be successfully argued that this did not alter the outcome of treatment, the case will fail.
Chronic back pain from a medicolegal perspective
6 May 2025
Back pain is extremely common; only the common cold occurs more frequently (1, 2). The annual incidence of back pain is around 15–20%, and up to 85% of people will be affected at some point during their lifetime (1, 3-7). It has an enormous physical and financial cost, as it restricts function, participation in daily […]
A medicolegal perspective on the impact of the Mental Capacity Act on critical care practice
8 April 2025
A Medicolegal Perspective on the Impact of the Mental Capacity Act on Critical Care Practice The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) 2005 came into force across England and Wales in April 2007. The aim of the Act is to set out in law the procedures to be followed to establish whether an individual has mantal capacity. […]