Medical Law & Professional Ethics, 2nd Edition
By: Lois Ritter and Donald GrahamCopyright: 2022
Subject: Health Sciences
Grade Level: 10-14
- Medical Law & Professional Ethics focuses on the relationships among healthcare, law, and ethics and the application of legal and ethical principles to the healthcare field. This introductory text, targeted for beginning healthcare students, covers topics such as patient and healthcare-provider rights and related laws, legal issues related to health information technology, and legal issues regarding healthcare across the lifespan. In addition, the text explores situations and dilemmas that may arise when professional roles and personal ethics collide.
- Logically organized chapter content and straightforward writing promote and reinforce student understanding.
- What Would You Do? and Ethical Dilemma feature scenarios engage student interest by addressing situations and dilemmas they will commonly encounter in the field.
- Rather than focusing on how to avoid litigation, the text emphasizes and encourages the concepts of law and ethics to improve healthcare systems and the delivery of care.
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- Table of Contents
- Unit 1 Foundations of Medical Law and Ethics1. Overview of Medical Law and Ethics
2. Professional Ethics
3. The Source of Law and RegulationsUnit 2 The Healthcare Environment4. Certification and Licensing of Healthcare Professionals
5. Civil Liability of Healthcare Practitioners
6. Criminal Liability of Healthcare Practitioners
7. Federal Statutes and Regulations That Impact Healthcare
8. Managing Risk in Healthcare
9. The Patient-Professional Relationship
10. Health Information Technology
11. Genetics and Drugs
12. Complexity of Facilities AdministrationUnit 3 Healthcare, Law, and Ethics across the Lifespan13. Minors: Health Law and Ethics
14. Adults: Health Law and Ethics
15. Older Adults: Health Law and Ethics - The Look Inside images are for preview purposes only. The format of the actual product may vary from the images shown.
- About the Author(s)