Specialized expert intervention in Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Clinical Psychology
Criteria Médica intervenes in the expert assessment of actions carried out by healthcare professionals other than physicians, within the scope of healthcare professional liability.
Our team technically analyzes professional performance based on the available clinical documentation, determining its suitability to healthcare practice and the standards specific to each discipline.
The intervention allows for the provision of objective healthcare criteria in judicial and extrajudicial proceedings related to dentistry, pharmacy, or clinical psychology.
EXPERT INTERVENTION
The expert analysis consists of studying the actions taken by the healthcare professional, reviewing the patient’s progress, and assessing whether the care provided conforms to accepted professional practice.
The healthcare expert examines the diagnostic or therapeutic decisions adopted and determines, from a technical point of view, the possible existence of healthcare professional liability.
OPINIONS AND REPORTS
The firm prepares different types of reports depending on the purpose of the procedure.
Healthcare expert opinion
Technical report prepared by dentists, pharmacists, or psychologists with accredited expert experience, with the possibility of judicial ratification.
Feasibility report
Preliminary study of documentation to determine the merits of initiating or defending a claim.
Causality report
Analysis of the relationship between professional conduct and the resulting outcome.
Loss of chance report
Assessment of the reduction in the probability of better progress or recovery resulting from the healthcare intervention.
JUDICIAL RATIFICATION
When the procedure requires it, the expert intervenes in the ratification of the report before judicial bodies.
During the appearance, the conclusions reached are explained, and technical questions raised by the parties and the court are answered.
ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY
The study is carried out through a complete review of the clinical documentation, professional reports, and available diagnostic tests.
Each case is assigned to the corresponding healthcare specialist according to the discipline involved, guaranteeing an assessment in line with actual professional practice and the scientific standards of each area.
The assessment is based on objective technical criteria and available scientific evidence.