Ergebnisse strukturierter Fokusgruppenarbeit zur Professionalisierung des zahnärztlichen Gutachterwesens in Deutschland

Brauer, Hans Ulrich; Walther, Winfried; Dick, Michael

doi:10.1055/s-0042-116588

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“…In order to be able to perform the aforementioned interpretation work properly, the training of legal dental assessments and the collegial exchange among dental legal experts remains crucial. 24,37 The literature search forms the basis for the subsequent assessment of the case by the legal dental expert. In principle, the expert literature search does not initially differ from the procedure for purely scientific questions.…”

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Dealing with Evidence in Dental Professional Liability Lawsuits—General Recommendations for Dental Expert Witness Work Using the Example of Germany: A Narrative Review

Brauer,

Bartols

2024

Eur J Dent

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Dental treatment can lead to disputes between patients and dentists, which are then brought before the civil courts as medical malpractice cases. The court regularly commissions a dental expert to answer questions of evidence in court. In the majority of cases, the expert is able to answer these questions based on his professional expertise and practical experience. In order to make the assessment comprehensible and credible for the judge and the parties, it can be helpful and reasonable to cite relevant literature references from dental textbooks and specialist journals. In individual cases, it may be necessary to carry out a systematic literature search on specific topics. Based on the situation in Germany, this narrative review makes recommendations of how to perform a literature search and make citations specifically for expert opinions that are generally applicable independent of national jurisdiction.

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“…Studies on real example cases are beneficial. 9,37 In this context, it should not go unmentioned that in Germany both scientific dental societies and professional dental associations have been offering corresponding training courses for a few years or are currently planning them.…”

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