After identification, it is determined that there is a medical fault in the medical institution, resulting in medical damage, and the medical institution shall bear legal responsibility. The appraisal fee shall be borne by the medical institution in accordance with the proportion of legal responsibility.

The materials required for judicial appraisal of medical disputes are as follows:

1, original medical records such as the course records of inpatients, discussion records of death cases, discussion records of difficult cases, consultation opinions, and patient rounds of superior doctors;

2. Hospitalization medical records, temperature sheets, doctor's orders, laboratory tests and medical imaging examination data; Original medical records such as special examination consent, operation consent, operation and anesthesia records, pathological data and nursing records;

3, rescue critically ill patients, be sure to fill in the original medical records within the prescribed time;

4, sealed indwelling infusion, injection and blood, drugs and other physical objects, or by inspection agencies with inspection qualifications to make inspection reports on these items and physical objects according to law.

Medical fault identification procedures are as follows:

1, medical fault identification application;

2. Cross-examine the appraisal materials;

3. Selection of evaluation institutions;

4. Hearing before assessment;

5. Supplementary identification materials;

6. Release of evaluation results.

To sum up, the general medical appraisal needs to be completed within one month, and if it needs to be postponed for some special reasons, the longest time is no more than 45 days.

Legal basis:

Article 15 of the General Rules of Judicial Appraisal Procedure

It is stipulated that the judicial authentication institution shall immediately make an acceptance decision on the authentication entrustment that meets the acceptance conditions; If it is impossible to decide whether to accept it immediately, it shall make a decision on whether to accept it within seven working days and notify the client; If an appraisal commission is put forward by letter, it shall make a decision on whether to accept it within ten working days and notify the client; For the entrustment of difficult, complex or special appraisal matters, the acceptance time can be determined through consultation with the client.