This article analyzes the fundamental principles, methods, and practical significance of providing qualified medical care and organizing forensic medical examination processes in pediatrics. It emphasizes that the process of delivering quality and safe medical services to children depends not only on the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of doctors but also on effective communication with parents and adherence to bioethical principles. The importance of assessing children's health, diagnosing their illnesses, and determining the effectiveness of treatment in forensic medical examination processes is also highlighted. Furthermore, the article examines potential errors that may occur in the provision of qualified pediatric care and during examination processes, as well as bioethical rules and legal responsibilities. The research findings can serve as a practical guide for pediatricians, forensic medical experts, and other healthcare professionals.

Pediatrics, skilled medical care, forensic medical examination

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