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    An Analysis of the Impact That Medical Malpractice Has on the Right to Health
    (Uganda Christian University, 2024-06-07) Jamilah Nankwanga
    This paper examines the intricate relationship between medical malpractice and the fundamental right to health. It delves into the various dimensions of medical malpractice, encompassing errors in diagnosis, treatment, and surgical procedures, and analyses their ramifications on individuals' access to quality healthcare services. By drawing upon legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and empirical evidence, this study elucidates how instances of medical malpractice can undermine patients' rights to timely, effective, and safe healthcare. Furthermore, it explores the broader societal implications, including diminished trust in healthcare systems, increased healthcare costs, and disparities in healthcare access. Through a comprehensive examination of case studies, policy interventions, and international perspectives, this paper seeks to inform stakeholders and policymakers about the multifaceted impact of medical malpractice on the realization of the right to health, ultimately advocating for reforms aimed at enhancing patient safety and promoting equitable healthcare delivery.

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