Notes on going to forensic Center

1. Of course, you can go to the forensic center

2. General procere
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3. It is fair to wait for the judge to inform us to choose the forensic appraisal institution
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5. Generally, it takes about 1-3 months to collect the identification results, and the time may be longer if it is complicated
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3. 1、 At the beginning of medical disputes
1. The parties (medical staff) who have medical disputes are responsible for writing the facts, and communicating, explaining and answering to the patients or their families
2. The department director is responsible for organizing the undergraate medical staff to discuss and summarize the medical disputes, learn lessons from them, correct deficiencies, and formulate relevant systems to eliminate similar disputes. The department director is responsible for writing the discussion opinions of the dispute, reporting to the medical department, and making corresponding explanations to patients or their families, so as to properly solve the medical disputes. If it is a medical dispute with medical responsibility that can be solved by the Department itself, it should also be reported to the medical department for record
3. Medical disputes that have been explained and mediated by the Department Director and the person in charge should be reported to the medical department in the morning, and the written materials about the disputes should be reported at the same time< 2. Hospital medical technology seminar
1. Medical disputes that are not explained and mediated by departments should be reported to the medical department in time. After receiving the report, the medical department should make corresponding investigation, understanding and communication, and then organize department directors, parties and patients or their families to mediate. If mediation is not possible, the medical department shall report to the medical safety committee of the hospital for approval to hold a technical seminar on medical disputes in the hospital
2. The medical safety committee of the hospital is responsible for the collective organization and implementation of the technical discussion of related medical disputes by the medical department
3. The moderator of the technical seminar announced the procere and discipline of the medical technical discussion
4. The Department Director and the client must attend the hospital medical technology seminar on time. In the meeting, the client should state the diagnosis and treatment process seriously and responsibly, and the department director should state the opinions of the Department discussion fairly and scientifically
5. Expert discussion
6. The written materials should be repeatedly discussed and certified by the medical safety committee and the experts participating in the discussion, and the discussion conclusions should be submitted to the patients and the Department Director within 30 days after the meeting
7. When the patient and the person in charge of the Department of our hospital disagree with the conclusion of the medical technology discussion, they can exercise their own rights to apply for the technical appraisal of medical malpractice or sue the people's court< 3. Medical malpractice appraisal meeting organized by Urban Medical Association
1. Department directors and parties involved in medical disputes must submit medical malpractice appraisal materials within one week and submit them to the medical department on time. Submitted by the medical department to the Medical Association, and cooperated with the Medical Association to organize the identification work
2. Negotiate with patients according to the identification conclusion
3. If the negotiation is unsuccessful, the patient and his family members can file a lawsuit to the court< The medical department prepares the relevant materials to be submitted to the court, and a full-time lawyer is employed to prepare the statement and defense. The full-time director of the medical department and the director of the dispute Department appeared in court
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3. If the hospital undertakes the corresponding responsibility, the responsible person shall be dealt with according to the relevant system
4. The hospital formulates relevant rectification measures to prevent similar incidents.

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Generally, the following materials should be provided for the identification of disability level:

1. The notice of instrial injury identification (original) issued by the labor administrative department

2. The identification form of disability level e to instrial injury (in triplicate), with a recent bareheaded photo pasted in the photo column and a separate photo attached

3. The original of the injury condition materials (copies need to be confirmed by the official seal of the hospital), including: admission emergency medical record, hospitalization medical record, written inspection report, discharge certificate, discharge summary, medical record book, disease diagnosis certificate (issued within two months before declaration)

4. Three copies of my ID card

the above-mentioned materials shall be submitted to the disability level signing Department of the unit that issued the work injury decision within the specified time limit. Generally, grade identification is made within 2 months

extended data:

instrial injury identification standard

the identification standard of instrial injury and disability degree of occupational disease is the national standard of instrial injury identification, which is divided into ten levels. Among them, those who meet the standards of level 1 to level 4 are totally incapacitated, those with level 5 to level 6 are mostly incapacitated, and those with level 7 to level 10 are partially incapacitated

(1) severe mental retardation

(2) severe facial disfigurement accompanied with one of the secondary disabilities in table B2

(3) there was no light perception or only light perception in both eyes, but the light location was not accurate

(4) quadriplegic muscle strength grade 3 or quadriplegic muscle strength grade 2

(5) severe dyskinesia (non limb paralysis)

(6) severe scar formation in the whole body, partial loss of function of spine and major joints of limbs

(7) loss of function above elbow joint

(8) high loss of both lower limbs and high loss of one upper limb

(9) scar deformity and dysfunction of both lower limbs and one upper limb

(10) small bowel resection was more than 90%

(11) orthotopic liver transplantation after hepatectomy

(12) after bilateral nephrectomy or solitary nephrectomy, maintenance with dialysis or allogeneic renal transplantation, renal insufficiency in uremic stage

(1) severe mental retardation

(2) psychotic symptoms lead to lack of self-care ability

(3) one eye had or had no light perception, the corrected visual acuity of the other eye was ≤ 0.02, or the visual field was ≤ 8% (radius ≤ 5 degrees)

(4) complete defect of bilateral maxilla

(5) complete defect of bilateral mandible

(6) one side of maxilla and the opposite side of mandible complete defect, accompanied by facial soft tissue defect & gt; 30 square centimeters

(7) dyspnea was found in resting state or only slight activity

(8) the muscle strength of three limbs paralysis was grade 3 or paraplegia and hemiplegia was grade 2

(9) bilateral forearm loss or complete loss of hand function

(10) high loss of both lower limbs

(11) scar deformity of both lower limbs and complete loss of function

(12) both knees and ankles were stiff in non functional position

(13) the prosthesis could not be installed e to the absence of both knees or above

(14) the function of both knees and ankles was completely lost

(15) scar deformity of ipsilateral upper and lower limbs, complete loss of function

(16) the function of more than four joints of limbs (shoulder, hip, knee and elbow) was completely lost

(17) cardiac insufficiency grade 3

(18) one side pneumonectomy with chest reconstruction, dyspnea grade 3

(19) severe injury of lung function

(20) dyspnea grade 4 or Pao 24.1-8 kPa or Paco 27.9-6 kPa

(21) stage III pneumoconiosis with moderate lung function injury or dyspnea

(22) after radiation pneumonitis, pulmonary fibrosis occurred in more than two lobes, accompanied by moderate lung injury or dyspnea

(23) except 3 / 4 of liver function, there was severe damage of routine liver function

(24) portal hypertension triad or Budd Chiari syndrome after liver injury

(25) chronic severe toxic liver disease

(26) severe impairment of abdominal function caused by bile ct injury

(27) total pancreatectomy

(28) after total pancreatectomy and pancreas transplantation

(29) acute leukemia

(30) severe aplastic anemia (type I, II)

(31) after esophageal atresia or resection, feeding depended on gastrostomy

(32) small bowel resection & gt; 3 / 4 of them had no retrograde peristaltic anastomosis

(33) partial nephrectomy resulted in decompensated renal insufficiency

(34) uremic stage of renal insufficiency

(1) psychotic symptoms were dangerous or impulsive behavior

(2) severe facial disfigurement

(3) one eye had or had no light perception, the corrected visual acuity of the other eye was ≤ 0.05 or visual field was ≤ 16% (radius ≤ 10 degrees)

(4) binocular corrected visual acuity ≤ 0.05 or visual field ≤ 16% (radius ≤ 10 degrees)

(5) one eye was enucleated and the other eye was corrected for visual acuity 1 or field of vision ≤ 24% (or radius ≤ 15 degrees)

(6) ipsilateral complete maxillary and mandibular defects

(7) complete defect of one side of maxilla with facial soft tissue defect & gt; 30 square centimeters

(8) complete mandibular defect with facial soft tissue defect & gt; 30 square centimeters

(9) respiration was completely dependent on trachea cannula or stoma

(10) paraplegic muscle strength grade 3

(11) hemiplegic muscle strength grade 3

(12) the muscle strength of both hands was grade 3

(13) complete sensory or mixed aphasia

(14) one hand was missing and the other thumb was missing

(15) the thumb and index finger of both hands were missing or the function was completely lost

(16) unilateral supracubital defect (the right side)

(17) lack of handedness and dysfunction of the other hand

(18) complete loss of handedness and dysfunction of the other hand

(19) in both hips and knees, one joint was absent or had no function, and the other joint was incompetent

(20) one side of the hip and knee joint deformity, complete loss of function

(21) non ipsilateral supracarpal and supramalleolar defects

(22) non ipsilateral upper and lower extremity scar deformity and complete loss of function

(23) third degree atrioventricular block

(24) after unilateral pneumonectomy and thoracic reconstruction

(25) after unilateral thoracic reconstruction (removal of more than 6 ribs)

(26) pneumoconiosis stage Ⅲ

(27) pneumoconiosis stage II with moderate lung function injury or dyspnea grade III

(28) pneumoconiosis stage I and II complicated with active pulmonary tuberculosis

(29) after radiation pneumonitis, pulmonary fibrosis occurred in both lobes, accompanied by moderate lung injury or dyspnea

(30) hepatectomy was performed in 2 / 3 patients with moderate damage of liver function

(31) agranulocytosis

(32) total gastrectomy

(33) 3 / 4 small bowel resection without retrograde peristaltic anastomosis

(34) unilateral nephrectomy, contralateral renal insufficiency and decompensation

(35) bilateral ureteral stricture, renal insufficiency and decompensation

(36) permanent catheterization

(37) total cystectomy

(1) moderate mental retardation

(2) psychotic symptoms lead to lack of social skills

(3) severe epilepsy

(4) moderate facial disfigurement, scar area of the whole body & gt; 70%

(5) one eye had or had no light perception, and the other eye had corrected visual acuity; 2 or field of vision ≤ 32% (or radius ≤ 20 degrees)

(6) one eye corrected visual acuity & lt; The corrected visual acuity of the other eye was ≤ 0.1

(7) binocular corrected visual acuity & lt; 1 or field of vision ≤ 32% (or radius ≤ 20 degrees)

(8) binaural hearing loss ≥ 91 dBHL

(9) when the teeth are closed or the esophagus is narrow, only liquid food can be fed

(10) 1 / 2 maxilla defect with facial soft tissue defect & gt; 20 square centimeters

(11) the length of mandible defect was more than 6cm, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue defects & gt; 20 square centimeters

(12) bilateral temporomandibular joint was ankylosed and mouth could not be opened at all

(13) tongue defect & gt; 2 / 3 of the total tongue

(14) bilateral complete facial paralysis

(15) severe damage of thyroid function

(16) severe damage of parathyroid function

(17) the muscle strength of single limb paralysis was grade 2

(18) muscle strength of partial paralysis of both hands was grade 3

(19) total paralysis of both feet, muscle strength grade 2

(20) moderate dyskinesia (non limb paralysis)

(21) complete loss or no function of both thumbs

(22) absence of forearm

(23) complete loss of handedness and partial loss of the other hand

(24) one side of the elbow was missing (not the right side), so the prosthesis could not be installed

(25) one side was missing below the knee and could not be fitted with prosthesis, the other side was missing forefoot

(26) one side above the knee was missing, and prosthesis could not be installed

(27) one foot was missing below the ankle, the other foot was deformed, and it was difficult to walk

(28) loss or no function below the knee

(29) anastomotic stricture after esophageal reconstruction, only liquid food was allowed

(30) after valve replacement

(31) cardiac insufficiency grade 2

(32) sick sinus syndrome (patients need pacemaker)

(33) after unilateral pneumonectomy

(34) moderate impairment of lung function

(35) lobectomy with partial thoracic reconstruction

(36) pneumoconiosis stage II

(37) stage I pneumoconiosis with moderate lung function injury

(38) dyspnea grade 3

(39) hepatectomy 2 / 3

(40) liver function was slightly damaged after hepatectomy

(41) moderate liver function damage caused by bile ct injury

(42) subtotal pancreatectomy, insulin dependence

(43) aplastic anemia

(44) chronic leukemia

(45) 3 / 4 small bowel resection was performed with retrograde peristaltic anastomosis

(46) 2 / 3 small bowel resection, including ileocecal resection

(47) total resection of colon, rectum and anus, ileostomy

(48) severe anal defecation disorder after trauma

(49) after renal repair, renal insufficiency was decompensated

(50) after ureteroplasty, renal insufficiency was decompensated

(51) permanent cystostomy

(52) severe dysuria

(53) neurogenic bladder, resial urine ≥ 50ml

(54) for urethral stricture, regular dilatation was needed

(55) bilateral adrenal defect

(56) bilateral ovariectomy in infertile women

(57) the function of adrenal cortex decreased significantly

(58) the immune function decreased significantly

(1) complete motor aphasia

(2) complete apraxia, agraphia, dyslexia, agnosia, etc

(3) cerebrospinal fluid fistula could not be repaired

(4) slight facial disfigurement

(5) one eye had or had no light perception, and the other eye had corrected visual acuity; 3 or field of vision ≤ 40% (or radius ≤ 25 degrees)

(6) one eye corrected visual acuity & lt; The corrected visual acuity of the other eye & lt; 0.2

(7) one eye corrected visual acuity & lt; The corrected visual acuity of the other eye was 0.1

(8) binocular visual field ≤ 4% (or radius ≤ 25 degrees)

(9) unilateral enucleation

(10) binaural hearing loss ≥ 81dbhl

(11) more than 1 / 3 of nasal defects

(12) dyspnea (laryngogenic) in general activities and light work;

5. You can search the "decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the administration of judicial expertise" on the Internet, which stipulates that:
4. A person who meets one of the following conditions can apply for registration to engage in judicial expertise:
(1) he has a senior professional title related to the judicial expertise he applies for
(2) having the professional qualification related to the forensic expertise business applied for, or having a bachelor's degree or above in the relevant major of a university, and having been engaged in relevant work for more than five years
(3) more than 10 years of working experience related to the forensic expertise applied for, with strong professional skills
those who have received criminal punishment for intentional crime or ty negligent crime, who have been expelled from public office, and whose appraiser registration has been cancelled shall not engage in forensic expertise< 5. A legal person or other organization applying for judicial expertise shall meet the following conditions:
(1) having a clear business scope< (2) having the necessary instruments and equipment for forensic expertise within the scope of business
(3) there are testing laboratories that have passed metrology certification or laboratory accreditation in accordance with the law and are necessary for forensic expertise within the scope of business
(4) there are more than three appraisers in each forensic expertise business< 6. Indivials, legal persons or other organizations applying for judicial expertise shall be examined by the judicial administration department of the provincial people's government, and those meeting the requirements shall be registered, listed in the list of appraisers and appraisal institutions, and announced
the judicial administrative department of the provincial people's Government shall regularly update and announce the roster of appraisers and appraisal institutions according to the increase and cancellation of registration of appraisers or appraisal institutions
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if you want to do it, it is suggested that you study the full text carefully, and also read the general rules of judicial expertise procere.

6. Generally, there are fees. I'm not very clear about legal aid. But usually, the appraisal fee is paid by the losing party. In terms of price, we have a fair one in Xi'an, called Shaanxi folk art collection forensic center. I hope I can help you

7. Generally, there is more than one forensic institution recognized by the court. You can go to other forensic institutions. Generally, you can find someone who is willing to identify you. If you can't, you'll have to find acquaintances.

8. Forensic center does not need professional qualification, your professional to the identification center or counterpart, especially for the identification of technical secrets. When you graate, you can pay attention to the recruitment information of relevant appraisal institutions.

9. The judicial disability appraisal I made myself was grade 9 of work-related injury. After I showed it to the unit, the unit questioned my disability grade and the validity of the appraisal. They wanted to do the appraisal again with me. I made the appraisal in a regular judicial appraisal institution, If the unit comes forward to redo the forensic appraisal with me again, I'm afraid that I will tamper with the disability level after redoing, so I don't want to be identified by the organization they choose. If they can't find the evidence to refute the forensic appraisal center, will my forensic appraisal be effective? Can we go to the national level forensic appraisal institution to make a new appraisal? Thank you for your kind and detailed answer!