Health Law

Author: Yao Wu
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Publish Date: 2004-09-24
Features: Health law is a discipline that studies health law phenomena and their developmental laws. With the continuous strengthening and improvement of the socialist legal system in China, numerous health laws and regulations have been successively promulgated and implemented, making health law an important course content in medical colleges. Health law refers to the sum of legal norms formulated or recognized by the state and enforced by state coercion, which regulates various social relationships formed in the activities of protecting human life and health. It is an important component of China's socialist legal system. As people's health standards improve and the economy develops, health law is gaining increasing attention. This book was jointly compiled by relevant personnel from institutions such as Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College, and Kaifeng Health School after the promulgation of the "Emergency Response Regulations for Public Health Emergencies." Its content is relatively comprehensive and novel. The book is divided into four main parts. The first part covers an overview of health law, health legislation, and health administrative enforcement, serving as the foundational theoretical section. The second part discusses health administrative reconsideration and health administrative litigation. The third part elaborates on various relevant health laws and regulations, forming the core of the book. The fourth part addresses legal issues arising from the development of medicine, serving as content that students should be aware of. This book is a series textbook for higher vocational medical education and can also be read by medical professionals.