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In law, malpractice refers to misconduct or negligence by a professional person, such as a physician,
lawyer or accountant. Such misconduct includes failure to exercise the level of skill and learning
expected of a licensed professional. The result of malpractice to the client or patient is injury, damage
or some loss owing to professional incompetence. The official criteria for a valid medical malpractice
claim are duty, breach, damages and causation. The practitioner must have had a relationship to the
patient, which indicates that he or she had a duty to exercise ordinary .care; must have breached —
failed to measure up — to that duty, according to the applicable standard of care; and because of that
breach must have caused the patient physical and monetary damages. If there is evidence of
malpractice, a client may sue in a civil action, seeking damages in the form of money. Those most
likely to be sued are surgeons, since malpractice is much easier to prove when a surgical operation has
been done. If, for example, a surgeon leaves a foreign object inside a closed wound, the surgeon is
clearly liable for the carelessness. Plastic surgeons are most at risk, since their operations are done to
improve the patient's appearance. Dissatisfied patients may sue. Medical malpractice actions do three
things: provide quality control for the medical profession; provide some measure of compensation for
the harm done; and give emotional vindication to the plaintiff, which is a measure of his or her ability
to make a complaint and receive a satisfactory response. Of these, quality control is probably best
achieved.