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The District Court acquitted the accused of failing to provide a blood specimen, finding no proof that the doctor had authorised the police request under s 71 RTA.
The High Court dismissed a medical negligence claim against NUH and AMKH over the treatment of a patient whose heel wound progressed to gangrene and above-knee amputation.
The High Court set aside Dr Lim Lian Arn’s disciplinary conviction, holding the facts did not meet the threshold for professional misconduct and the evidence on informed consent was inadequate.
The court upheld Dr Yip’s professional misconduct conviction for certifying a multi-injury patient fit for light duties too early, and increased suspension to eight months.
The High Court allowed Dr Lam’s appeal, setting aside his conviction for failing to obtain informed consent before a PCI, and also set aside the sentence and costs orders.
High Court review of taxation in Dr Lim’s disciplinary costs case, adjusting inquiry, assessor, expert and appeal costs and allowing further submissions on some items.
High Court appeal in a medical disciplinary case. The court set aside convictions over cardioplegia administration and delegation to a conditional practitioner.
Assessment of damages after a hospital concealed an altered consent form. The court awarded compensatory and aggravated damages, but refused punitive damages and most legal-cost claims.
The High Court held that doctors in Singapore owe an inherent ethical duty to charge fair and reasonable fees, and upheld findings that the appellant overcharged and misrepresented invoices.
The High Court upheld a disciplinary finding that a doctor failed to obtain informed consent before staple haemorrhoidectomy and affirmed a mandatory three-month suspension.
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