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Law on Hospital Violence: Can there be a legislative deterrence
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Vivekanshu Verma, PK Kohli, Law on Hospital Violence: Can there be a legislative deterrence Indian Journal of Legal Medicine 2024;5(2):109–114
Vivekanshu Verma, PK Kohli, Law on Hospital Violence: Can there be a legislative deterrence Indian Journal of Legal Medicine 2024;5(2):109–114
Received : October 14, 2024
Accepted : November 13, 2024
Published : December 02, 2024
Abstract
Hospital violence is defying a solution, despite several efforts at the hospital level and at the Government level. Some States do have a specific legislation for prevention of violence against healthcare personnel or damage to hospital property, but these have made little difference. Demand for Central law on this has been under debate for some time but one is not sure if that would also help. The authors in this article have suggested a way forward, if the law on this issue (Central or State) has to bring adequate results.
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Medanta-the Medicity, Gurugram 122001, Haryana, India - PK Kohli
Medanta-the Medicity, Gurugram 122001, Haryana, India
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