EBOOK Medical law. Cases and commentaries - Beata Janiszewska

EBOOK Medical law. Cases and commentaries
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Autor: Beata Janiszewska

 Wydawnictwo: Wolters Kluwer SA
ISBN: 9788326447488
EAN: D885D987EB
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Stron: 500
Data wydania: 2012
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The publication presents several dozen judgements of European and constitutional tribunals and of Polish as well as foreign courts which relate to the main issues of the debate conducted in Poland nowadays. They illustrate current development trends that occur in Polish and European medical law and also reveal the complexity and intricacy of medical issues. Separate statements enclosed to some judgements highlight the broad scope of problems arising in that field.  
 
  Glosses to each of the judgements and separate footnotes referring the reader to the literature provide a complete description of the subject matter. They also clarify the normative context of the cases reviewed. Moreover, all comments present problems from legal, ethical, political and even economic perspective. Both theoretical and practical aspects of issues concerning vindication of claims and the range of presentation of claims are highlighted in the book.  
 
  The Authors contributing to the publication are affiliated with the University of Warsaw. Their main research interests include medical law, civil law, constitutional law and European law.  
 
  The book is recommended for lawyers and physicians as well as all those interested in the field of bioethics and the issues of the health care.
Abbreviations  9
Introduction  11
Chapter IConstitutional standards  19
1. Right to conscientious objection  21
2. Medical ethics  28
3. Research experiment on humans  32
4. Status of a conceived child  39
5. Information about health condition  50
6. Constitutional right to health protection  55
7. Statute of limitation for claims  63
8. Protection of incapacitated persons  70
9. Filiation of a child  77
10. Medical ethics II  82
Chapter IIEuropean standards  91
I. Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights  93
1. Transsexualism  93
2. Assisted suicide  102
3. Substitute consent  108
4. Civil liability for childbirth  112
5. Abortion  117
6. Medically assisted procreation  128
II. Jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union  133
7. Abortion and free movement of services  133
8. Legislative competence in the sphere of health protection  141
9. Financing of cross-border medical services  147
10. Biotechnological directive  155
11. Right to reimbursement for cross-border treatment  162
12. Reimbursement for unauthorised cross-border treatment  170
Chapter IIIAutonomy  185
1. Relative indications for procedure  187
2. Scope of duty to inform  190
3. Cosmetic surgery and duty to inform  193
4. Scope of duty to inform II  196
5. Duty to inform and civil liability  200
6. Burden of proof of providing information  204
7. Procedure utilizing products not admitted to trading  209
8. Validity of consent to surgery and lack of written form  213
9. Blank consent  217
10. Refusal of service and duty to inform  221
11. Duty to inform and omission of procedure  226
12. Penal liability for treatment without consent  231
Chapter IVCivil liability  235
I. Liability principles and basis  237
1. Liability based on the principle of equity  237
2. Concurrence of liabilities  241
3. Organisational fault of a hospital  245
4. Grounds for hospital's liability  250
5. Insurer's liability  256
6. Grounds and prerequisites for compensation claims  261
II. Establishment of causal nexus and damage  265
7. Contributory negligence of the injured and refusal of treatment  265
8. Prerequisites for compensation and experiencing no harm  270
9. Proving in medical proceedings  276
10. Hypothetical consent and legally relevant damage  280
11. Hypothetical consent and scope of duty to inform  284
12. Duty to inform and legally relevant damage  289
13. Hypothetical consent and lack of information  296
III. Standards of health care services  304
14. The highest standard available  304
15. Average standard  307
IV. Childbirth as source of liability  311
16. Birth of a disabled child  311
17. Liability for costs of maintaining a child  318
18. Constitutionality of classifying a child as damage  326
19. Costs of maintaining a child as damage  333
20. Birth as damage - wrongful life  342
Chapter VProcreation  347
1. Sterilisation of disabled persons  349
2. Artificial heterologous insemination  354
3. Status of human body  358
4. Substitute maternity  365
5. Limits of duty to protect human dignity  369
6. Status of human gametes  376
7. Penal protection of a child during labour  381
Chapter VIEnd of life  389
1. Living will  391
2. Doctor's duty to provide aid  396
3. General duty to provide aid  401
4. Persistent therapy  406
5. Discontinuation of nutrition in vegetative state  417
6. Assisted suicide  427
7. Siamese twins separation  434
Chapter VIIOther cases  443
I. Problems of transsexuality  445
1. Correction of birth certificate  445
2. Sex affiliation as personal right  450
3. Declaring the sex of a transsexual person  454
II. Problems with financing of health care services  458
4. Financing of extra-contractual services  458
III. Other issues  465
5. Experiment on a person being artificially sustained alive  465
6. Psychiatric confidentiality  470
List of rulings  475
Index  479

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