Although accident and emergency (A&E) departments are intended to help injury victims, things can sometimes go wrong that lead to patients suffering as a consequence. If this has happened to you, or if you are not happy with the treatment you received while in an A&E department, you may be entitled to make a claim for compensation.
Given that A&E departments can be very busy places, with medical professionals expected to see lots of patients in a relatively short space of time, there is always the possibility that mistakes may be made. If you have been dissatisfied with how you were treated in an A&E department, you should consider making a claim to recompense you for any suffering caused. You can do so by calling us on 0161 928 3848, or by completing the enquiry form on this page.
Types of A&E negligence
There are various issues that can arise in an A&E department that can lead to additional patient suffering. The team at McHale & Co is highly experienced in dealing with all types of such negligence, with some of the most common types being:
- Blood tests interpreted incorrectly, or not performed at all
- Scans and X rays interpreted incorrectly, or not performed at all
- Fractures not diagnosed or treated correctly
- Incorrect diagnosis of a condition
- Wounds cleaned and dressed inadequately
We can help
If you have suffered as a consequence of errors made in an accident and emergency department, we are here to help you claim the compensation to which you are entitled. We have the experience and skills necessary to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
We will guide you through the entire process, providing the assistance you need every step of the way. We know that our clients like to be kept in the loop about where their case is up to, which is why we make a high level of correspondence such a priority.