Health Law

Author: Wu Chongqi
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book adheres to the principles of people-centeredness and building a harmonious society, with the main focus on safeguarding and protecting the rights and interests of human life and health. It combines the newly promulgated and revised health laws and regulations, the development trends of health legislation, and the needs of health law teaching to introduce the fundamental theories of health law, health legal systems, health disputes and litigation, and legal issues in health reform and medical development. The content is novel, with a complete and rigorous system. In the section on the fundamental theories of health law, the author particularly emphasizes the explanation of "the implementation of health law," believing that it is not only important to have laws to rely on, but more importantly to enforce the law strictly according to legal procedures. The section on health legal systems includes legal systems such as the prevention and control of infectious diseases, emergency response to public health incidents, prevention and control of occupational diseases, and public health supervision. This book strives to combine forward-looking research and theoretical discussions with social practice, featuring theoretical depth, practicality, and feasibility. It can meet the needs of researchers in health law theory while also helping practitioners solve legal challenges encountered in medical practice. This book is suitable not only as a textbook for students and teachers in law schools and medical schools but also as a reference for legal practitioners in judicial practice, as well as for health administrative personnel, medical workers, and health supervision enforcers for continuing education before and during their careers. This book adheres to the principles of people-centeredness and building a harmonious society, with the main focus on safeguarding and protecting the rights and interests of human life and health. It combines the newly promulgated and revised health laws and regulations, the development trends of health legislation, and the needs of health law teaching to introduce the fundamental theories of health law, health legal systems, health disputes and litigation, and legal issues in health reform and medical development. The content is novel, with a complete and rigorous system. In the section on the fundamental theories of health law, the author particularly emphasizes the explanation of "the implementation of health law," believing that it is not only important to have laws to rely on, but more importantly to enforce the law strictly according to legal procedures. The section on health legal systems includes legal systems such as the prevention and control of infectious diseases, emergency response to public health incidents, prevention and control of occupational diseases, and public health supervision. This book strives to combine forward-looking research and theoretical discussions with social practice, featuring theoretical depth, practicality, and feasibility. It can meet the needs of researchers in health law theory while also helping practitioners solve legal challenges encountered in medical practice. This book is suitable not only as a textbook for students and teachers in law schools and medical schools but also as a reference for legal practitioners in judicial practice, as well as for health administrative personnel, medical workers, and health supervision enforcers for continuing education before and during their careers.