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<p>Birth injury cases are (of course) legally relevant, both in civil and criminal law, but they are primarily humanly devastating and, under certain circumstances, have serious consequences: for the newborns themselves, their parents, those involved in the delivery (keyword: second victim phenomenon), and others. Something that could be described as a lowering of standards in this area, as some people seem to think – apparently critically.</p><p>Against this background, the article shows when there is actually a&#xa0;breach of standards in the medical–legal sense, how the possible outcome of medical malpractice is measured and how and by whom, and how a&#xa0;great deal can be done right through careful organization, assumption of responsibility, and prenatal education.</p>

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„Substandard care“ aus juristischer Sicht

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    2025年11月25日

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  • Sebastian T. Vogel

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Birth injury cases are (of course) legally relevant, both in civil and criminal law, but they are primarily humanly devastating and, under certain circumstances, have serious consequences: for the newborns themselves, their parents, those involved in the delivery (keyword: second victim phenomenon), and others. Something that could be described as a lowering of standards in this area, as some people seem to think – apparently critically.

Against this background, the article shows when there is actually a breach of standards in the medical–legal sense, how the possible outcome of medical malpractice is measured and how and by whom, and how a great deal can be done right through careful organization, assumption of responsibility, and prenatal education.