Analysis of 100 Cases on Patient Rights Protection

Author: Tong Zhanjun
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This series of books focuses on the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, with an eye on human rights from a high level and a practical approach to existing legal provisions. It delves into everyday scenarios that we are familiar with through a series of cases we may not be unfamiliar with, revealing the legal system for the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups in contemporary China in plain language. It provides practical and actionable advice on how to appropriately use legal tools to safeguard the rights that should be upheld. The book primarily introduces the protection of patient rights, including doctor-patient relationships, healthcare management systems, the identification and classification of medical accidents, prevention, post-incident handling, technical appraisals, compensation, and the handling of civil and criminal liabilities for infringing on patient rights. Its scope covers multiple aspects, such as the Medical Accident Management Regulations and the General Principles of Civil Law, and Contract Law, interpreting the relevant provisions of current Chinese law through vivid and lively cases. It opens the door to legal protection for readers. This book is an important read for popularizing law and serves as an introductory guide for in-depth research in the field of patient rights. It holds reference value for patients, legal practitioners, researchers, and legal enthusiasts.