Medical Law, Ethics, & Bioethics for the Health Professions
Marcia A. Lewis, Carol D. Tamparo, Brenda M. Tatro
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Marcia A. Lewis, Carol D. Tamparo, Brenda M. Tatro
Abstract
Unit 1 Understanding the Basics Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics Medical Practice Management Employees in Ambulatory Health Care Unit 2 Law, Liability, and Duties Legal Guidelines for Ambulatory Health Care Regulations and Professional Liability Public Duties Consent Unit 3 Workplace Issues Medical Records Reimbursement and Collection Practices Employment Practices Cultural Perspectives Unit 4 Bioethical Issues Allocation of Scarce Medical Resources Genetic Engineering Abortion Life and Death Dying and Death Special Section Have a Care Appendices Appendix I: Code of Ethics Appendix II: Sample Documents for Choices about Health Care, Life and Death Index.
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Unit 1 Understanding the Basics Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics Medical Practice Management Employees in Ambulatory Health Care Unit 2 Law, Liability, and Duties Legal Guidelines for Ambulatory Health Care Regulations and Professional Liability Public Duties Consent Unit 3 Workplace Issues Medical Records Reimbursement and Collection Practices Employment Practices Cultural Perspectives Unit 4 Bioethical Issues Allocation of Scarce Medical Resources Genetic Engineering Abortion Life and Death Dying and Death Special Section Have a Care Appendices Appendix I: Code of Ethics Appendix II: Sample Documents for Choices about Health Care, Life and Death Index.
Key concepts: Bioethics, Liability, Health care, Health law, Unit (ring theory), Medical ethics, Law, Medicine