Law for the medical profession in Australia

The law has been a growing presence in all fields of life, with the medical profession proving no exception. Increasing government regulation of medical practice is for most medical practitioners undesireable, but a fact of medical practise in Australia today. As a result, it is necessary for medica...

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Other Authors: Dix, Alexander (Editor), Nicholson, Kevin (Editor), Errington, Michael (Editor), Powe, Rod (Editor)
Format: Book
Published: Port Melbourne Butterworth-Heinemann ©1996
Edition:SECOND EDITION
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Summary:The law has been a growing presence in all fields of life, with the medical profession proving no exception. Increasing government regulation of medical practice is for most medical practitioners undesireable, but a fact of medical practise in Australia today. As a result, it is necessary for medical practitioners to be conversant with a wide range of legal areas that may have an impact on their professional lives and practises. This updated edition incorporates the latest changes in legislation. It provides insights into the law that are relevant for most medical practitioners. Registration, expert evidence, informed consent and professional liability are all discussed in detail
Item Description:Rev. of: Law for the medical profession
Includes index
Physical Description:xviii, 386 pages 25 cm
ISBN:9780750689298
0750689293