Medical and Patient Relationship Law Theory

Author: Liu Jingwei
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The definition of medical accidents has always been a perplexing issue for hospitals, patients, lawyers, and judicial arbitration agencies. Due to the lack of a scientific definition method, the resolution of medical disputes often fails to satisfy both the medical and patient parties, and judicial arbitration agencies struggle to deliver fair judgments. This book explores the doctor-patient relationship from the perspective of the uniqueness of medical actions, centered around the balance of rights and interests between doctors and patients, with the medical process as the main thread. It combines law and medicine to discuss the doctor-patient relationship, covering various hot topics of concern but focusing on three key aspects: the definition of doctor-patient relationships, medical disputes, and medical civil liability. The definition of medical accidents has always been a perplexing issue for hospitals, patients, lawyers, and judicial arbitration agencies. Due to the lack of a scientific definition method, the resolution of medical disputes often fails to satisfy both the medical and patient parties, and judicial arbitration agencies struggle to deliver fair judgments. This book explores the doctor-patient relationship from the perspective of the uniqueness of medical actions, centered around the balance of rights and interests between doctors and patients, with the medical process as the main thread. It combines law and medicine to discuss the doctor-patient relationship, covering various hot topics of concern but focusing on three key aspects: the definition of doctor-patient relationships, medical disputes, and medical civil liability.