Titlebook: Hospital Law; Amnon Carmi,Stanley Schneider Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 hospital.intensive care medicine.organ transp

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nter den Fassaden lebenden Menschen ist es aber mindestens genauso wichtig, da? die Au?enwand in ihrer Gesamtkonstruktion einwandfrei aufgebaut ist, wozu besonders der ausreichend bemessene W?rmeschutz und der bauphysikalisch richtige Wandaufbau geh?ren. Schlie?lich hat die Ausführungsart der Au?enw

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Hospital Laws, Procedures, and Ethics in a Contrastive World and cooperation concerning hospital care, its legislation, procedures, and ethics. Many of these studies have been included in papers and discussed at meetings, thus creating the conditions in which physicians, nurses, hospital authorities, lawyers, and clergymen to meet and exchange points of view

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Hospital Law — New Trendsither to purveyors or consumers (Platou et al, p. 61). Health services have become more complex, more highly technical, and more difficult to reach (Mailick, p. XII). The tendency toward integration reflects a particular trait. External factors and the continuing advance of medicine keep up constant

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Liability of Hospitals to Patients procedures that were undreamed of only a few years ago. There are CT scanners, intraaortic balloon pumps, computerized equipment, and so forth. It is all very good — and all very costly. But, along with the ever-increasing cost of diagnosis and treatment, there is also the increasing cost of incomp

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Legal and Organizational Control of an Ambulatory Health and Social Service Centrellowed for a massive concentration of expertise and facilities in one place, a concentration which was never possible in a rural society. The result has been that, while numerous problems have been created by urbanization, there have also been great benefits in that centres of expertise and excellen

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Preventing Patient Falls: A New Perspectivegious areas, falls represent a staggering cost both in litigation expenses and increased insurance premiums.. For hospitals which are faced whith a prospective payment system, such as “diagnostic related group reimbursement” in the United States, falls represent a significant loss of income for nonr

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Legal Aspects of Unauthorized Medical Intervention by Paramedical Personnel of outside help. Roads and railways may become blocked by landslides, floods, or the destruction of bridges. Communication lines may become disconnected and power failure may occur. In “compound” disasters, rescue services and hospitals may be damaged to such a degree that they are put out of actio

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Teaching Nursing Law in Nursing Schoolsthe last decade, such as the increasingly academic basis of the training, following the First and Second International Congresses on Law and Ethics held in Israel, the necessity of developing a nursing law program has become more intense. One serious impediment to such a development has been the lac

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The Role of Technology in Hospitalsquality of care delivered to patients. Some medical technology, however, is quite expensive. Further, the process of integrating new technology is complex and has a far-reaching impact for administrators and doctors. This chapter presents an innovative analytic framework to identify and analyze the