Titlebook: Hospital Law; Amnon Carmi,Stanley Schneider Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 hospital.intensive care medicine.organ transp

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Advanced Medical Technology and the Deinstitutionalized Handicapped they have also unleashed a series of ethical and philosophical issues which have a serious impact on the practice of medicine. Each new medical advance raises a new moral dilemma. It is apparent that medicine’s technological miracles have moved matters which were once the province of fate into huma

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Hospital Law — New Trends pressure to consolidate and integrate facilities and services. The organization of medical services in our society faces substantial changes. Multiple hospital system developments represent a sleeping giant still poorly perceived by most physicians and many policymakers (Brown [1979]).

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Legal Aspects of Unauthorized Medical Intervention by Paramedical Personneln, and in most cases services will not meet the increased demands. In these extreme situations self-help becomes crucial for survival during the first hours or days until outside help becomes available. Any of the survivors may be required to initiate or participate in rescue operations and provide medical first aid.

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Teaching Nursing Law in Nursing Schoolsk of knowledge and awareness of the subject even in its present limited form. The first, and essential, source of knowledge in this subject should be the nursing school because from the practical point of view this is the only place in which student nurses can be taught the principles of nursing law systematically.

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Book 1988nternational experts‘ views on the interface between medicine, law and ethics as they relate to hospital policy and procedures. Topics explored include: ethics committees, informed consent, malpractice, medical experts and the courts, medical records, use of computers, DNR, death, organ transplants

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