Legal analysis: (1) Strictly abide by the laws, regulations, rules, norms and routines of medical and health management, strictly abide by the professional ethics of medical services, improve the service attitude, establish a good doctor-patient relationship, and prevent medical disputes; (2) Medical institutions should strengthen quality management and plug loopholes, which is an effective measure to prevent medical disputes; (three) improve the writing quality of medical records and various medical documents, and strengthen management; (4) Pay attention to other safety issues other than medical care and reduce medical disputes caused by non-medical factors.

Legal basis: Article 1255 of the Civil Code, medical institutions and their medical staff shall fill in and properly keep medical records such as inpatient medical records, doctor's orders, inspection reports, surgical and anesthesia records, pathological data, nursing records, medical expenses, etc. If the patient requests to consult and copy the medical records specified in the preceding paragraph, the medical institution shall provide them. This is about the obligation of medical institutions to properly keep medical records and provide inquiries. Article 122 1 of the Civil Code: If medical personnel fail to fulfill their medical obligations corresponding to the medical level at that time, causing damage to patients, medical institutions shall be liable for compensation. This provision confirms that medical institutions and medical personnel have negligent behaviors that are not in line with the medical level at that time in disease examination, diagnosis, selection of treatment methods, implementation of treatment measures, follow-up of disease development, postoperative care, etc., and should be liable for compensation. Therefore, medical technology damage liability is a kind of medical damage liability for medical institutions and medical personnel with medical technology negligence.