Une nouvelle extension du devoir d'information appliquée au Service Public

Every physician has a duty of information. He must tell the patient the risks and benefits of the treatments. Some authors write actually that it is a legal duty and not only a contractual one. But, there is not only the physician; there is also the private or public hospital. That institution ought to present to the patient a competent professional, and to inform the public about the specialties offered. The judgment tries to precise the parts of this information.