Legal Risks in Hospitals – A Practical Guide to Handling Legal Liability for Medical Accidents

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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is written by a group of hospital administrators, clinical doctors, and medical administrative personnel involved in clinical medicine and law. It integrates medical knowledge and legal knowledge. The book is divided into six chapters, primarily focusing on the legal liability of medical incidents. It covers the legal elements and responsibilities of medical incidents, non-medical incident-related medical harm cases, and cutting-edge medical legal issues, such as brain death and organ transplantation, artificial reproduction, AIDS, "SARS" and other infectious disease prevention, as well as emergency response to public health emergencies. The book uses 41 actual medical dispute and medical harm cases for analysis, aiming to help readers understand the legal liability of medical incidents through these typical real-life cases. Overall, the book combines medical legal systems, actual cases, and legal perspectives, providing a comprehensive practical guide for medical professionals to master systematic medical legal knowledge and for legal professionals to understand medical knowledge. The target readers of this book include clinical medical workers, hospital administrators, medical legal professionals, students and teachers of medical schools and nursing schools, as well as general readers interested in medical legal liability issues. It serves as a valuable reference for strengthening medical and legal training for medical professionals and for promoting discussions on medical and legal research.