physician-patient privilege | Legal Term Defined (Evidence Definitions for Law + Bar Exam Prep)

Описание: Physician-patient privilege explained simply (Evidence Law). *Crushendo Bar Exam Review Prep: https://crushendo.com

physician-patient privilege – Confidential communications for medical treatment with medical staff (doctors, nurses, psychotherapists, and the like) and medical records are generally protected from discovery and not admissible. There are several exceptions, like the reporting of possible child abuse in some states or sharing information about injuries related to crimes. Physician-patient privilege is often waived to some extent during personal injury or medical malpractice litigation to prove damages.

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