GP Negligence
For most of us visiting our GP is our first point of contact with a medical professional and fortunately the majority of the time we receive a professional service. The strain on GP services is, however, clear and on occasion the service we receive can be poor and may even be negligent. When the issue is a critical one, the outcome can be catastrophic for the patient.
Most commonplace the fore in terms of GP negligence is Misdiagnosis; where often symptoms that should form the basis of a reasoned approach for a referral instead are instead used to justify conservative or soft treatment and consequently disease or injury is allowed to spread or intensify.
Typical GP Negligence claims can include:
• Delay or failure to diagnose Cancer correctly or delay in the same
• Poor assessment of symptoms or incorrect clinical approach
• Failure to refer for tests e.g. radiology, blood, urine, faecal
• Failure in co-ordination or referral of secondary care services or consultant review
• Continuity of service failures or referral management centre delays.
Contact Applebys' GP Claims Department: If you believe that you have a legitimate claim for GP negligence, contact one of our experienced staff members on the free telephone number or through the online form to the right for a free consultation.
Why Choose Applebys
At Applebys Solicitors we have specialist legal experts who have perfected the claims process so that there's the minimum amount of inconvenience to you. We offer an end-to-end claims process that ensures that all aspects of your claim are taken care of. The primary goal of Applebys is to make the process of filing a claim as easy and painless as possible. We know that most victims are not experienced in dealing with health care professionals. At
Applebys we will work hard for you to ensure there are no undue delays and that you receive all the compensation you deserve.
• Our solicitors are experts in clinical negligence claims and have wide experience of GP negligence actions
• 1000s of claims handled from all over the UK
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