Doctor with suspicion: grossly negligent killing in the clinic scandal!

Doctor with suspicion: grossly negligent killing in the clinic scandal!

In a sensational turn in the world of medicine, a doctor from Kirchdorf is suspected of grossly negligent killing. It is about several deaths that the public prosecutor's office initiated. The health holding company that operates the clinic has immediately released the doctor due to the allegations made. A spokesman for the Health Holding called this incident a "black day" in the history of the company. According to ooe.orf.at , the doctor has not yet commented on the allegations because he would first like to advise himself with his lawyers. The public prosecutor sees this as his right. If the allegations are confirmed, this could result in a prison sentence of up to three years for the doctor.

The allegations include grossly negligent bodily harm and incorrect treatment methods. Criminal law experts like Dr. Hennig, who specializes in medical criminal law, on behalf of the respective doctors to obtain an acquittal or even an attitude of the procedure. Medical criminal law includes a variety of allegations. As a rule, they are incidents in which doctors get into the line of fire due to supposed mistakes or omissions as part of their professional activity. In the case of treatment errors, it can also be proven that a doctor, for example, has not negligently acted due to the lack of relevant information, which could significantly weaken the allegations, so the goals of the defense is discussed in detail, such as ht-strafrecht.de reports.

Especially in the area of medicine, coping with criminal allegations is complicated and can have serious consequences for the people concerned, both legally and with regard to their professional existence. The case of the Kirchdorfer doctor again raises questions about the responsibility and liability of medical professions, given the falling standards in medical criminal law and the often complex issues with which lawyers have to deal in our health institutions.