Medical error in a trial society (A descriptive study in Iraqi society after 2003

Conclusion:
Due to the absence of moral controls, the decline of social values, and the deterioration of official means of social control, a wide space has been opened for the sheikhs of the last era, who do not hesitate to carry out disgraceful acts that have nothing to do with the tribal values ​​that people used to seek refuge in as a tent of justice and fairness.
If this is the state of society, it is not surprising that some mafias exploit the clan as a social force to blackmail doctors who performed their duties perfectly, but they did not succeed in saving a patient from an incurable disease because they do not possess the keys to death and life. If the error was intentional, it is a crime, but if the error was negligence, it must punish the responsible person, It is certain that Iraqi law addressed this problem, just like penal laws around the world. However, if the medical error was due to a wrong diagnosis, then the doctor must have worked diligently, so the error and the blame are not on him, but on the health institution that granted him a practicing certificate without properly qualifying him. However, if the The error is not intentional, and if the therapist made a commendable effort but did not succeed in stopping the harm (such as death), then he is not to blame.
In addition to all of this, it seems that social responsibility requires qualifying the doctor scientifically