Informe jurídico de la Resolución 2365-2018/SPC-INDECOPI: Caso Gonzáles – Clínica San Gabriel
Date
2023-11-27
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Abstract
En el presente informe jurídico se analizará la resolución 2365-2018/SPC-INDECOPI: Caso
Gonzáles vs. Clínica San Gabriel, que parte de la denuncia efectuada el 21 de marzo del
2016, por la señora Ana Sofía González Hurtado contra la Clínica San Gabriel S.A.C. y al
doctor Luis Samuel Velasco Wilson ante la Comisión de Protección al Consumidor – Sede
Lima Norte, por presuntas infracciones a la Ley 29571, Código de Protección y Defensa del
Consumidor, en materias de infracciones al deber de información e idoneidad. Es así que en
el presente se deberá analizar si el actuar médico cumplió con ambos deberes. Para ello se
analizarán los hechos relatados conjuntamente con la normativa aplicable. Por un lado, en el
caso del deber de idoneidad, se verificará si el servicio médico fue realizado diligentemente
en base a los parámetros previsibles de dicha profesión. Mientras que en el caso del deber de
información se verificará si se trasladó adecuadamente la información del procedimiento a
realizar según los lineamientos indicados en las normas. Asimismo, se analizará el fallo
realizado por INDECOPI, dónde nos encontramos de acuerdo con el dictamen mas no con la
medida correctiva aplicable, en tanto no consideramos que imponerle 1 UIT como sanción
funcione como medida persuasiva para que Clínica San Gabriel, y otras clínicas que observen
tal medida, corrijan o tengan un correcto actuar frente a los usuarios del servicio de salud en
situaciones futuras similares.
This legal report will analyze resolution 2365-2018/SPC-INDECOPI: Case Gonzáles vs. Clínica San Gabriel, which is based on the complaint filed on March 21, 2016, by Mrs. Ana Sofía González Hurtado against Clínica San Gabriel S.A.C. and Dr. Luis Samuel Velasco Wilson before the Consumer Protection Commission - North Lima Branch, for alleged violations to Law 29571, Code of Consumer Protection and Defense, in matters of violations to the duty of information and suitability. Thus, in the present case, it will be analyzed whether the medical act complied with both duties. For this purpose, the facts related will be analyzed together with the applicable regulations. On the one hand, in the case of the duty of suitability, it will be verified whether the medical service was performed diligently based on the foreseeable parameters of such profession. On the other hand, in the case of the duty of information, it will be verified whether the information on the procedure to be performed was adequately conveyed according to the guidelines indicated in the regulations. Likewise, the ruling made by INDECOPI will be analyzed, where we agree with the ruling but not with the applicable corrective measure, since we do not consider that imposing 1 UIT as a sanction will work as a persuasive measure for Clínica San Gabriel, and other clinics that observe such measure, to correct or act correctly before the users of the health service in similar future situations.
This legal report will analyze resolution 2365-2018/SPC-INDECOPI: Case Gonzáles vs. Clínica San Gabriel, which is based on the complaint filed on March 21, 2016, by Mrs. Ana Sofía González Hurtado against Clínica San Gabriel S.A.C. and Dr. Luis Samuel Velasco Wilson before the Consumer Protection Commission - North Lima Branch, for alleged violations to Law 29571, Code of Consumer Protection and Defense, in matters of violations to the duty of information and suitability. Thus, in the present case, it will be analyzed whether the medical act complied with both duties. For this purpose, the facts related will be analyzed together with the applicable regulations. On the one hand, in the case of the duty of suitability, it will be verified whether the medical service was performed diligently based on the foreseeable parameters of such profession. On the other hand, in the case of the duty of information, it will be verified whether the information on the procedure to be performed was adequately conveyed according to the guidelines indicated in the regulations. Likewise, the ruling made by INDECOPI will be analyzed, where we agree with the ruling but not with the applicable corrective measure, since we do not consider that imposing 1 UIT as a sanction will work as a persuasive measure for Clínica San Gabriel, and other clinics that observe such measure, to correct or act correctly before the users of the health service in similar future situations.
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Protección del consumidor--Perú, Consentimiento legal (Medicina), Personal médico--Negligencia, Servicios de salud