Hospital Ordered to Pay €112,000 for Negligent Fracture Care in France

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A French hospital has been ordered to pay approximately €112,000 to a 73-year-aged patient following a flawed care experience after a double ankle fracture in 2016. A sexual prejudice was also acknowledged. The hospital has decided not to appeal.

L’hôpital de La Ferté-Bernard a été reconnu défaillant dans sa prise en charge en 2016 d’une patiente qui souffrait d’une double fracture aux chevilles. | LE MAINE LIBRE

  • L’hôpital de La Ferté-Bernard a été reconnu défaillant dans sa prise en charge en 2016 d’une patiente qui souffrait d’une double fracture aux chevilles.
    L’hôpital de La Ferté-Bernard a été reconnu défaillant dans sa prise en charge en 2016 d’une patiente qui souffrait d’une double fracture aux chevilles. | LE MAINE LIBRE

Ten years of legal proceedings culminated in a ruling recognizing a woman as a victim of inadequate care at the La Ferté-Bernard hospital. The initial incident, while serious, was not expected to cause such disruption in her life.

As reported by L’Action L’Écho, the events date back to August 14, 2016. A 63-year-old woman suffered a fall and was taken to the emergency room at La Ferté-Bernard hospital. Doctors diagnosed a fracture of the external malleolus without displacement in the left ankle and a bimalleolar fracture…

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