Two major groups of medical negligence

1. Errors that can be defined as medical are mainly in the diagnosis and treatment.

 2. If the doctor exceeds the limits of free medical choice, ie. freedom of action. The doctor decides to subject the patient to conservative, operative or radiological treatment, but this is not unlimited.

The doctor decides to subject the patient to conservative, operative or radiological treatment, but this is not unlimited. The negligence of the doctor may be inaction, non-performance of treatment, which was possible and the doctor was obliged. The treatment must comply with medical standards and good medical practices. Intention is an action aimed at harming health.