For the general public
General information to help readers understand medico-legal documents, REMA reports and the stages of a Romanian compensation claim.
11 published materials
See the scientific library →Medical records for Romanian medico-legal certificates, expert reports, suspected medical negligence and REMA: copies, electronic records and patient access.
Read the article →The assessment of initial injuries, complications and permanent consequences, and how the score relates to Romanian RCA compensation.
Read the article →The distinction between days of medical care and the trauma score, the role of each document and when they may complement one another.
Read the article →How chronology, mechanism, medical records and pre-existing conditions are correlated when attributing an injury.
Read the article →When initial injuries, complications and permanent consequences may be assessed and why some cases require reassessment.
Read the article →How to distinguish a new injury, aggravation of a prior condition and the natural course of disease.
Read the article →Which records may be required by the insurer, how requirements vary and what happens while an investigation remains pending.
Read the article →Registration, analysis, the reasoned offer, response periods and payment under the Romanian RCA framework.
Read the article →Medical records, causation, the REMA score, pre-existing conditions and shared liability in the assessment of a reduced offer.
Read the article →Green Card correspondents, BAAR, frontier insurance and the use of a REMA report for bodily injury claims.
Read the article →The distinct roles of the lawyer and medical expert, from preparing the evidence to reviewing the RCA offer.
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