Bodily injury, health impairment, or death caused by the provision of healthcare services. The healthcare provider is liable for the incurred damage under the Law of Obligations Act.

Damage has occurred as a result of one or more of the following circumstances:

• The performance or non-performance of diagnosis, treatment, or other similar procedure, provided that with the diligence normally expected in the provision of healthcare services at the general level of medical science, the damage would likely have been avoided;
• An infection acquired during diagnosis, treatment, or other similar procedure, provided that with the diligence normally expected in the provision of healthcare services at the general level of medical science, the damage would likely have been avoided;
• Injury or damage incurred during the transportation of a patient by the healthcare provider;
• A malfunction of equipment used during diagnosis, treatment, or other similar procedure, for which the healthcare provider is liable under § 770 subsection 2 of the Law of Obligations Act;
• Incorrect medication or dosage administered to the patient by the healthcare provider during the provision of healthcare services, or a medication rendered unsuitable due to the healthcare provider’s action or inaction, or other improper use of medication;
• Violation of the healthcare provider’s documentation obligation;
• Violation of the healthcare provider’s organizational obligation in the provision of healthcare services directly related to the performance or non-performance of diagnosis, treatment, or other similar procedure.