Earlier, Health Minister Jain had said that the hospital could lose its license if found guilty.
In a case of alleged medical negligence, one of the newlyborn twins was declared dead by Max Hospital in Shalimar Bagh on November 30 and was later found to be alive when the parents were on their way to perform the last rites. (Photo: PTI)
New Delhi: The panel formed by the Delhi government to probe the Max Hospital incident, in which a newborn was erroneously declared dead, has found the hospital guilty. The preliminary report submitted to health minister Satyendar Jain on Tuesday said that no ECG tracings were done to trace whether the child was alive.
The report further said that the alive infant was kept together with the still-born baby. It also found that the body was handed over without any written instructions.
Earlier, Health Minister Jain had said that the hospital could lose its license if found guilty.
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