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Delay In Diagnosis
Delay in diagnosis is a type of medical negligence that may occur at any stage of receiving medical treatment. If you feel that you have experienced any undue suffering following a delay in diagnosis, speak with our experts & find out if you are eligible to claim compensation.
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Types of delay in diagnosis
A delay in diagnosis could result in the further development of your symptoms. We will ensure that any unnecessary suffering forms part of your delay in diagnosis claim.
common examples
- A failure to recognise symptoms
- Receiving an incorrect prescription
- A failure to make a prompt medical referral
- A failure to interpret test results (e.g. X-rays, MRI)
- Receiving an incorrect dose of the correct medication
Personal injury claim time limit
We advise speaking to us as soon as you believe that you may be entitled to personal injury compensation. Any cause for delay in beginning your claim may be taken into account regarding your personal injury claim time limit. For further information, please see our ‘personal injury claim time limit’ page or contact us today for instant answers and peace of mind.
Your delay in diagnosis claim
Your delay in diagnosis could occur at any stage of your interaction with a medical professional. Depending the extent of your illness or injury, we may be able to help you to access expert medical care and rehabilitation as part of your claim. For further information on the types of rehabilitation support that may be available please see ‘my rehabilitation’.
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