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Is the patient aware what happened?
Do you know if the outcome of the incident was likely worse than if first aid had been given?
Clearly this guy is a shit of the highest order, but TBH I suspect there's no legal comeback on him from anywhere
Possibly relevant?
Man jailed for manslaughter by negligence for failing to do anything to help a drowning girl:
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Liability for not = NIL
Liability for giving and fucking up = MASSIVE.
Bet company would wash their hands in the latter case.
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Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Is the patient aware what happened?
Do you know if the outcome of the incident was likely worse than if first aid had been given?
Clearly this guy is a shit of the highest order, but TBH I suspect there's no legal comeback on him from anywhere
Possibly relevant?
Man jailed for manslaughter by negligence for failing to do anything to help a drowning girl:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-38757650 |
No, that's totally not relevant.
Personally, even though I have been trained as a ship board first aider whether I could help would depend on certain things -
An accident where you can usually see the injury is one thing. A collapse is another, you aren't trained to make diagnoses.
Put in recovery position and call emergency services is the safest thing to do in most cases.
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Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Is the patient aware what happened?
Do you know if the outcome of the incident was likely worse than if first aid had been given?
Clearly this guy is a shit of the highest order, but TBH I suspect there's no legal comeback on him from anywhere
Possibly relevant?
Man jailed for manslaughter by negligence for failing to do anything to help a drowning girl:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-38757650 |
Possibly deceased. Im afraid to make enquiries. The matter was a possible heroin overdose and the manager had access to Naloxone (opiate blocker used to stop opiate overdose) and had been specifically trained in its administration. There is no negative legal consequences for injecting Naloxone as a first aid measure even if yoyr not sure the collapse is due to an opiate OD. |
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Ribenapigeon wrote: | Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Is the patient aware what happened?
Do you know if the outcome of the incident was likely worse than if first aid had been given?
Clearly this guy is a shit of the highest order, but TBH I suspect there's no legal comeback on him from anywhere
Possibly relevant?
Man jailed for manslaughter by negligence for failing to do anything to help a drowning girl:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-38757650 |
Possibly deceased. Im afraid to make enquiries. The matter was a possible heroin overdose and the manager had access to Naloxone (opiate blocker used to stop opiate overdose) and had been specifically trained in its administration. There is no negative legal consequences for injecting Naloxone as a first aid measure even if yoyr not sure the collapse is due to an opiate OD |
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There is no negative legal consequences for injecting Naloxone as a first aid measure even if yoyr not sure the collapse is due to an opiate OD. |
You're sure of this are you?
Quote: | Duty of Care and the First Aider (1)
For a First Aider nominated in the workplace the situation may be different from those who are simply bystanders as it could be argued that they have assumed a heightened duty of care.
Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the subsequent Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, an employer is under a statutory duty to provide first-aiders in the workplace for the benefit of their employees. These first-aiders must undergo training to an approved standard in a specified list of competencies. As such, an individual who takes on this role as part of their job description could be argued to owe a duty of care to their fellow employees to render first aid.
A person, whether a healthcare professional or a member of the lay public, who witnesses a situation ‘in the street’ where life-saving First Aid might be required is under no obligation to assist, provided the situation was not caused by that person. However, if that person does choose voluntarily to intervene to render assistance they will assume a duty of care towards the individual concerned. By starting treatment you are accepting a responsibility to the care of that person. |
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He's in the clear. He has no professional or legal responsibility for matters outside the workplace.
However, the employer may have been liable in the event of an adverse outcome if he had acted.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 5 years, 220 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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