Junior doctor was 'worked to death'

A Japanese court has ordered a hospital to pay compensation to the parents of a junior doctor who was apparently worked to death.

Junior doctor was 'worked to death'
Thu, 30 Aug, 2001 - 20:03

A Japanese court has ordered a hospital to pay compensation to the parents of a junior doctor who was apparently worked to death.

The Kansai Medical University Hospital in Osaka will have to pay £54,000 to the parents of Hirohito Mori in compensation and unpaid wages.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: OsakaPerson: Hirohito MoriPerson: DrPerson: MoriPerson: Katsuyuki AwamuraPerson: AwamuraOrganisation: Japanese courtOrganisation: Kansai Medical University HospitalOrganisation: Kansai MedicalOrganisation: Japan
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