Concerns ‘poorer’ patients in vaginal mesh class action less likely to be notified of rights
Andrew Naylor 2019-09-30 9:44 pm By Amelia Birnie | Sydney
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The judge overseeing the Ethicon pelvic mesh class action has flagged serious public policy concerns stemming from class identification problems, amid fears that “poorer” patients in the public health system would be less likely to be notified of their rights compared to those in the private system.

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