Principles of Medical Law provides a comprehensive analysis of the common lawand statutory provisions pertaining to healthcare provision in England and Wales. Now in its third edition, this classic text has been fully updated to cover major statutory changes as well as significant developments in case law. INDICE: Part 1.The health care system; 1: Christopher Newdick: The organisation of health care; 2: Mary O'Rourke and Jonathan Holl-Allen: Regulating health care professions; Part 2. Clinical negligence; 3: Rachel Mulheron: Duties in contract and tort; 4: Philippa Whipple QC and Philip Havers QC: Breach of duty; 5: Stephen Todd: Actions arising from birth; 6: Richard Goldberg: Causation and defences; 7: Keith Syrett: Institutional liability; Part 3. Patients' rights; 8: David Lock: Consent to treatment: the competent patient; 9: DavidLock and Sir James Munby: The test for capacity; 10: Mr Justice James Munby: Consent to treatment: patients lacking capacity and children; 11: Judith Laingand Nicola Glover-Thomas: Mental health law; 12: Shaun Pattinson and Deryck Beyleveld: Confidentiality and data protection; 13: Jean McHale: Clinical research; Part 4. The law and reproduction; 14: Michael Freeman: Medically assistedreproduction; 15: Michael Freeman: Reproductive genetics; 16: Emily Jackson: Abortion; Part 5. Medicinal products and devices; 17: Christopher Hodges: The regulation of medicinal products and medical divices; 18: Harvey Teff: Products liability; Part 6. Regulating human material; 19: Jean McHale: The legal regulation of the use of human material; 20: Graeme Laurie: Patenting and the human body; Part 7. The end of life; 21: Jonathan Herring: Ending life; 22: Kenyon Mason: Death
- ISBN: 978-0-19-954440-0
- Editorial: Oxford University
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 132
- Fecha Publicación: 09/12/2010
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