Medical disputes: Analysis of typical cases of doctor-patient disputes

Author: Chang Yongchun et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: "Doctor" originally means a person who treats diseases. In ancient times, there were terms like "medical shaman," "medical calculator," "medical physician," and "medical craftsman." Over time, "medical" has evolved and is now commonly used in contexts such as doctors, healthcare workers, medical institutions, medical ethics, medical skills, and medicine. This book combines the characteristics of doctor-patient disputes, focusing on the fundamental rights and obligations between medical institutions, healthcare workers, and patients. Using common typical cases in the medical process, it presents all aspects of doctor-patient disputes to a broad readership in language that is easy to understand yet engaging and humorous. In terms of structure, the book adopts a case-based approach, starting with common typical disputes and providing detailed analyses of the issues involved by professionals who handle doctor-patient dispute cases. This not only allows readers to understand the basic legal knowledge of doctor-patient disputes through theoretical explanations but also, from a practical perspective, informs readers on how to use the law to protect their legitimate rights when encountering similar issues. Compared to other books, this one is more practical and useful, which is what makes it unique. The book includes content such as: basic issues of doctor-patient disputes, rights and obligations in doctor-patient relationships, medical negligence damage compensation, medical accident damage compensation, medical crimes, medical beauty disputes, and other medical disputes.