Simulation Preventive

Topic: Simulation in medical law - Current issue and debate

Simulation in medical practice is a pressing problem for all areas of legal regulation - medical, criminal and administrative. Many healthcare professionals, patients and families experience this problem, and the reasons for malingering can be both “good” and “bad”. This article provides a brief overview of the research on malingering in litigation, focusing on possible ways to protect the rights of patients and health care workers. The article will examine and describe in more detail the main types of simulation associated with violations of the rights and freedoms of citizens in the field of medicine, and also offer a brief overview of possible ways to protect these rights.

Simulation problem

The definition of simulation is not possible from a legal point of view, since this action is quite difficult to define from a purely layman’s point of view. However, it can be noted that malingering is a fraud involving medical supplies or seeking medical help, which leads to the creation of fears or illusions of recovery. On the other hand, unscrupulous use of medications can pose a danger to the patient’s life, aggravating the

Preventive simulation consists of the patient’s attempt to mislead people around him regarding his physical and psychological characteristics. The complaints and symptoms reported by the person are not supported by any evidence. This lie is also called simulation for one's own benefit or benefit. Manipulations carried out in the process of prevention are usually carried out for the patient’s personal gain, while he does not care about the well-being of other people