Munro Howard
St John's College, The University of Queensland.
J Law Med. 2009 Aug;17(1):95-104.
The NHS Redress Act 2006 (UK) is an example of a legislated compensation scheme for adverse health care incidents that aims to supplement the tort-based system of compensation, without going all the way to adopting a no-fault compensation system. It proposes an administrative method of providing speedier and more efficient and responsive remedies to adverse health care incidents than traditional legal proceedings. This article examines the detail of the United Kingdom policy arguments both prior to and since the passage of the legislation, as well as providing a detailed analysis of the original Bill, the parliamentary debates and the subsequent Act.
2006年《英国国民保健制度赔偿法》是针对不良医疗事件的法定赔偿计划的一个范例，该计划旨在补充基于侵权行为的赔偿制度，而并非完全采用无过错赔偿制度。它提出了一种行政方法，相较于传统法律程序，能为不良医疗事件提供更迅速、高效且反应灵敏的补救措施。本文审视了该立法通过之前及之后英国政策论据的细节，还对原法案、议会辩论及后续法案进行了详细分析。
