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Medical Law, Ethics, & Bioethics for the Health Professions Eighth Edition [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x152 mm, kaal: 630 g, 46 illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Oct-2021
  • Kirjastus: F.A. Davis Company
  • ISBN-10: 1719640939
  • ISBN-13: 9781719640930
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x152 mm, kaal: 630 g, 46 illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Oct-2021
  • Kirjastus: F.A. Davis Company
  • ISBN-10: 1719640939
  • ISBN-13: 9781719640930
"It is imperative that any health-care professional have knowledge of medical law, ethics, and bioethics so that clients are treated with understanding, sensitivity, and compassion. No matter what the professional's education, experience, or position, any client contact involves ethical and legal responsibility. It also is imperative that this knowledge be used to provide the best possible service for the provider and employer. Our goal is to provide the health-care professional with an adequate resourcefor the study of medical law, ethics, and bioethics"--

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Meet the legal and ethical challenges you will face as a healthcare professional in ambulatory outpatient and clinical settings. The 8th Edition of this popular text guides you through legal concepts and the law, important ethical issues, and the emerging area of bioethics to prepare you to treat your patients with understanding, sensitivity, and compassion.

Often complex concepts are brought to life with vignettes, case studies and other real-world examples of how legal theories, the law, and ethics apply to day-to-day practice in today&;s rapidly evolving healthcare system. Clearly written and easy to read, it provides the strong ethical and legal foundation that today&;s healthcare professionals need to better serve their clients.

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Unit I Understanding the Basics 1(46)
Chapter 1 Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics
2(12)
Law
3(1)
Ethics
3(1)
Bioethics
4(1)
Comparing Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics
4(1)
The Importance of Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics
5(1)
Today's Health-Care Climate
6(1)
Ethical Issues in Modern Medicine
7(1)
Codes of Ethics
7(3)
Applying Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics as a Professional Health-Care Employee
10(1)
You Must Decide
11(1)
Summary
11(3)
Chapter 2 Medical Practice Management
14(18)
Sole Proprietors
16(2)
Advantages of Sole Proprietorships
17(1)
Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorships
17(1)
Considerations for the Health-Care Employee
17(1)
Partnerships
18(1)
Advantages of Partnerships
18(1)
Disadvantages of Partnerships
18(1)
Considerations for the Health-Care Employee
19(1)
Professional Service Corporations
19(1)
Advantages of Professional Service Corporations
20(1)
Disadvantages of Professional Service Corporations
20(1)
Considerations for the Health-Care Employee
20(1)
Group Practices
20(2)
Advantages of Group Practices
21(1)
Disadvantages of Group Practices
21(1)
Considerations for the Health-Care Employee
22(1)
Health Maintenance Organizations
22(1)
Managed Care
23(2)
Other Business Arrangements
25(2)
Joint Ventures
25(1)
Preferred Provider Organizations
26(1)
General Liability
27(1)
Business License
27(1)
Building
27(1)
Automobile
27(1)
Fire, Theft, and Burglary
28(1)
Employee Safety
28(1)
Bonding
28(1)
Responsibilities to Employees
28(1)
Summary
29(3)
Chapter 3 The Professional Health-Care Team
32(15)
The Health-Care Team
34(1)
Administrative Team Members
35(3)
Clinical Support Team Members
38(1)
Health-Care Providers
39(2)
Considerations for Health-Care Employees
41(1)
Scope of Practice
41(2)
Summary
43(4)
Unit II Law, Liability, and Duties 47(84)
Chapter 4 State and Federal Regulations
48(15)
Licensure (MDs and DOs)
49(2)
License Renewal
50(1)
License Revocation and Suspension
50(1)
Prescriptions
51(1)
Transmission of Prescriptions
51(1)
Understanding Narcotic and Non/Narcotic Prescriptions
51(2)
Nonnarcotic Prescriptions
51(1)
Narcotics
52(1)
Controlled Substances Act
53(2)
Drug Schedules
53(2)
Substance Misuse
55(1)
Drug Misuse
55(1)
Alcohol Misuse
56(1)
Prevention of Substance Misuse
56(1)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
57(1)
Confidentiality
58(1)
Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010
59(1)
Summary
60(3)
Chapter 5 Professional Liability
63(16)
Professional Liability
64(1)
Contracts
65(2)
Breach of Contract
66(1)
Abandonment
66(1)
Standard of Care
67(2)
Professional Negligence or Malpractice
69(1)
The Four Ds of Medical Negligence
69(1)
Torts
69(4)
Intentional Torts
70(1)
Unintentional Torts or Malpractice
71(1)
Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur
71(1)
Doctrine of Respondeat Superior
72(1)
Professional Liability/Malpractice Insurance
73(1)
Cost of Professional Liability Insurance
73(1)
Alternatives to Litigation
74(2)
Risk Management and Compliance Plans
74(1)
Risk Management Within the Ambulatory Health-Care Setting
74(2)
Summary
76(3)
Chapter 6 Law for Health Professionals
79(18)
Sources of Law
81(1)
Types of Law
81(1)
Federal and State Legal Conflict
82(1)
Administrative Law
82(1)
Civil and Criminal Law
82(1)
Civil Law
83(2)
Criminal Law
85(2)
Types of Court
87(4)
Federal Court
88(1)
State Court
88(1)
Probate Court
89(1)
Small Claims Court
90(1)
Subpoenas
91(1)
The Trial Process
91(1)
Expert Witness
92(1)
Statute of Limitations
93(1)
Summary
94(3)
Chapter 7 Public Duties
97(18)
Reporting Requirements
98(1)
Births and Deaths
99(1)
Birth Certificates
99(1)
Death Certificates
99(1)
Notifiable Diseases
100(1)
Childhood and Adolescent Vaccinations
101(3)
Notifiable or Reportable Injury
104(1)
Abuse
104(5)
Child Abuse
104(2)
Intimate Partner Violence
106(1)
Rape
107(1)
Elder Abuse
107(2)
Evidence
109(1)
Good Samaritan Laws
110(1)
Summary
111(4)
Chapter 8 Consent
115(16)
Implied and Expressed Consent
116(1)
Informed and Uninformed Consent
117(1)
The Doctrine of Informed Consent
118(2)
Problems in Consent
120(2)
Implementing Consent
122(1)
Inadequacy of Conventional Consent Forms
123(1)
Improving the Consent Process
123(3)
Summary
126(5)
Unit III Workplace Issues 131(64)
Chapter 9 Medical Records
132(19)
Purpose
134(1)
Medical Record Documentation and Organization
134(3)
Documentation
134(1)
Organization
135(2)
Electronic Medical and Health Records
137(4)
Advantages of the EMR and EHR
139(2)
Practice Management Systems
141(1)
Legal Aspects of the Medical Record
141(3)
Confidentiality
141(1)
Release of Information
142(1)
Errors in Medical Records
142(2)
Subpoenas
144(1)
Telecommunications
144(2)
Fax Machines
145(1)
Telehealth and Telemedicine
145(1)
Ownership of Medical Records
146(1)
Storage of Medical Records
147(1)
Retention of Medical Records
147(1)
Destruction of Medical Records
147(1)
Summary
148(3)
Chapter 10 Reimbursement and Collection Practices
151(14)
Compliance Plan
152(1)
Medical Debt
153(1)
How Providers Are Paid
153(2)
Private Pay
153(1)
Third-Party Payers
153(2)
Other Payers
155(1)
Clients' Responsibility for Reimbursement
155(1)
Laws for Reimbursement and Collections
155(2)
Truth in Lending Act
155(1)
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
156(1)
Fair Credit Billing Act
156(1)
Fair Debt Collections Practices Act
156(1)
Federal Wage Garnishment Law
156(1)
Stark I, II, and Ill Regulations
156(1)
Deficit Reduction Act
156(1)
Civil Monetary Penalties Law
157(1)
Collection Guidelines
157(1)
Multiple Insurers
157(1)
Collection Do's
158(1)
Collection Don'ts
159(1)
Collection Problems
159(1)
Collection Agencies
160(1)
Reimbursement Attitudes
160(1)
Ethical Implications
161(1)
Summary
161(1)
Personal Note
161(4)
Chapter 11 Employment Practices
165(17)
Hiring Employees
167(2)
Policy and Procedure Manuals
167(1)
Personnel Policies
167(1)
Clinic Hours and Workweek Schedule
168(1)
Job Descriptions
168(1)
Benefits and Compensation
169(1)
The Employment Process
169(5)
Locating Employees
169(1)
Interviewing Candidates
170(1)
Selecting Employees
171(1)
Evaluating Employees
171(1)
Employee Dismissal
172(1)
When Employees Choose to Leave
173(1)
Retaining Employees
173(1)
Employment Law
174(4)
Family and Medical Leave Act
175(1)
Sexual Harassment
175(1)
Occupational Safety and Health Act
176(1)
Americans with Disabilities Act
177(1)
Summary
178(4)
Chapter 12 A Cultural Perspective for Health Professionals
182(13)
Understanding Cultural Diversity
183(1)
Components of Cultural Diversity
184(6)
Age
184(1)
Gender/Gender Identity
185(1)
Sexual Orientation
185(1)
Race and Ethnicity
186(1)
Socioeconomic Status
187(1)
Education
188(1)
Life Experiences
188(1)
Relationships
189(1)
Spirituality and Religion
189(1)
Health and Illness
190(1)
Establishing a New Culture in Health Care
190(1)
Evaluating Self
190(1)
Cross-Cultural Communication
191(1)
Summary
191(4)
Unit IV Bioethical Issues 195(67)
Chapter 13 Allocation of Scarce Medical Resources
196(10)
Allocation and Access in Today's Health-Care Environment
197(2)
Politics, Economics, and Ethics Influence Health Care
199(1)
Health-Care Legislation
199(1)
Macroallocation and Microallocation
200(1)
Systems for Decision-Making
201(1)
System I
201(1)
System II
201(1)
How Would You Decide?
202(1)
Allocation of Resources
202(1)
Summary
203(3)
Chapter 14 Genetic Modification
206(14)
Genetic Advances
208(1)
Genetically Informed Medicine
209(1)
Genetic Screening and Testing
209(1)
Carrier Screening
209(1)
Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
209(1)
Prenatal Diagnostic Testing
210(1)
Newborn Genetic Screening
210(1)
Presymptom Genetic Testing
210(1)
Forensic Identity Genetic Testing
210(1)
Genetic Counseling
210(2)
Genetic Discrimination
211(1)
Gene Therapy
212(1)
Stem Cell Research
213(3)
Types of Cell Tissues
213(1)
Fetal Tissue Research
214(1)
Tissue and Organ Engineering
215(1)
Reproductive Cloning
216(1)
Legal and Ethical Implications of Tissue Cell Research
216(1)
Considerations for Health Professionals
216(1)
Summary
217(3)
Chapter 15 Reproductive Issues
220(20)
Reproductive Issues
221(4)
Female Genital Mutilation
221(1)
Contraception
222(3)
Assisted Reproduction
225(3)
Legal and Ethical Implications
225(1)
Artificial Insemination
225(1)
In Vitro Fertilization
226(1)
Surrogacy
227(1)
Abortion
228(7)
Fetal Development
228(1)
When Does Life Begin?
229(1)
Methods of Abortion
230(4)
Global Gag Rule
234(1)
Antiabortion Terrorism
234(1)
Access to Reproductive Health Services
235(1)
Protocol for Health Professionals
236(1)
Summary
237(3)
Chapter 16 End-of-Life Issues
240(22)
Choices in Life
243(1)
Living Wills, Advance Directives, and the Patient Self-Determination Act
243(1)
Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
244(2)
National Registry
246(1)
Choices in Dying
246(1)
Suffering in Dying
247(1)
Use of Medications
248(1)
Psychological Aspects of Dying
248(2)
Physiological Aspects of Dying
250(1)
Hospice
250(1)
Stages of Grief
251(1)
Denial
251(1)
Anger
251(1)
Bargaining
251(1)
Depression
251(1)
Acceptance
252(1)
Legal Definitions of Death
252(1)
Legal Implications
253(1)
Ethical Considerations
254(1)
Cultural Views
255(1)
Assisted Death
255(2)
Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
257(1)
Autopsy
258(1)
Priority Authorization for Autopsy
258(1)
Role of Health Professionals
258(1)
Summary
259(3)
Special Section Have a Care 262(3)
Author's Note
262(3)
Eileen
262(3)
Appendix I Codes of Ethics 265(3)
1 Hippocratic Oath, Classical Version
265(1)
Hippocratic Oath, Modern Version
266(1)
2 American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA)
266(1)
AAMA Code of Ethics for Medical Assistants
266(1)
Medical Assisting Creed
267(1)
3 Principles of Medical Ethics: American Medical Association
267(1)
Preamble
267(1)
Principles of Medical Ethics
267(1)
Appendix II Sample Documents for Choices About Health Care, Life, and Death 268(6)
Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care and Health
269(3)
Care Directive Forms
272(1)
Organ Donation Form
273(1)
Organ Donation Card
273(1)
Index 274