Published Sep 28, 2005
Monica RN,BSN
603 Posts
even if there is evidence showing a healthcare provider did not perform to appropriate standard of care, he will not be held liable for injuries if:
1) injury sustained was the result of an intervining cause and not the negligence
2) plaintiff's injuries would have not occured but for the defendant's negligent conduct.
I am believing it is 2.. please advise
Thanks
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
17 Articles; 45,819 Posts
even if there is evidence showing a healthcare provider did not perform to appropriate standard of care, he will not be held liable for injuries if:1) injury sustained was the result of an intervining cause and not the negligence2) plaintiff's injuries would have not occured but for the defendant's negligent conduct.I am believing it is 2.. please adviseThanks
Hello, Monica,:balloons:
This is what #2 is stating:
The patient would not have been injured if the nurse was not negligent.