Legal therapeutic forms for litigation between doctors and patients

are the established methods of Mediation and Conciliation, no longer foreign to the health area, or by heterocompositive methods, among which are the already well-known methods of judicial adjudication and Arbitration. ABSTRACT Com a maior possibilidade de conhecimento e acesso a informações, o paciente deixa de ser uma parte passiva no relacionamento médico-paciente, sendo a cada dia mais contestador e argumentativo a respeito de seus diagnósticos e terapêuticas instituídas. Parte destes questionamentos, principalmente no que diz respeito a intercorrências médicas, acaba por desgastar esta relação, fenômeno que tem sido descrito como um potencializador na judicialização dos conflitos médicos no mundo. Com esta trajetória, assistiu-se de perto a um afastamento nessa relação médico-paciente, não apenas com um público geral mais desconfiado das prestações de serviços, mas também um médico mais desgastado, com posturas defensivas, hiperespecializado e, consequentemente, mais técnico e formalista do que humano e empático. O reforço na informação médica e na comunicação entre as partes é um sinalizador forte no que se pensa de uma profilaxia jurídica nas prestações de serviços médicos. Ainda assim, intercorrências ocorrem, e posturas diversas existem frente ao ocorrido. Quando isso ocorre, temos hoje a possibilidade de contar com um grande sistema jurídico dito “multiportas”, capacitado a abrigar a contingência necessária, a depender do diagnóstico nas relações entre as partes, para uma terapia jurídica adequada a cada

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  2022

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  Revista Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica

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