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为提高医学生病历书写技能、掌握病历书写要求和法律规定,本研究以《侵权责任法》第七章医疗损害责任和《病历书写规范》为依据,评估、干预、提高医学生的病历书写技能和法律意识。结果显示,实习生与在校生有统计学差异,干预前后的在校生对病历书写规范及医疗损害法律制度的认知有统计学差异。研究认为,在校生经针对性、综合性、规范化的病历书写规范培训后,能有效掌握病历书写规范的要求和法律制度。建议病历书写规范的培训应该常规化、制度化、规范化,纳入教学计划,提高医学生的病历书写技能和法律意识,减少病历记录不良和记录瑕疵,防范医疗纠纷。 相似文献
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汤啸天 《Frontiers of Law in China》2008,3(3):408-422
Personal health care and medical treatment information are both personal information which can be used as a sign to identify
each individual. Such information shall be under the control of the owner. The comprehensiveness of personal health care and
medical treatment information makes it more valuable than the simplex personal information. The controlling right of personal
health care and medical treatment information is irretrievable once deprived. The rights of controlling, managing and using
regarding personal health care and medical treatment information can be separated appropriately. The right of privacy is an
independent personality right. For the protection of public interests, the right of personal privacy shall be appropriately
limited. Meanwhile, the government shall be responsible for the protection of personal health care and medical treatment information.
Tang Xiaotian is a professor and supervisor in charge of the development and planning division of Shanghai University of Political
Science and Law, and deputy General Secretary-in-chief of the Society of Law of Shanghai, whose main studies is focused on
victim science, criminal law and criminology. Till now, he has 8 monographs and over 90 articles published in academic journals. 相似文献
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G J Annas 《American journal of law & medicine》1987,13(2-3):213-232
It has been suggested that the advance of science and technology in the West has changed both the relationship of man to nature and of man to man. With regard to human reproduction, science and technology in medicine may certainly change the relationship of man to nature and of man to man, but also the concept of what it means to be human. Efforts must be taken to guarantee the rights of all humans. The author explores developing reproductive medical technology to consider how it may change our concept of humanness and how that change may be accommodated, encouraged, or impeded by the relationship between the government and its pregnant citizens as defined by the US Constitution and the right to privacy. Sections discuss the Constitution at the beginning of life; sterilization and the right to procreate; contraception, abortion, and the right not to procreate; and surrogacy. The author also discusses constitutional issues when the interests of a pregnant woman conflict with those of the fetus in terms of fetal surgery, forced cesarean-section cases, and the fetal abuse case of Pamela Monson Stewart. 相似文献
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