Medical malpractice is usually considered in terms of negligent conduct by the physician in the course of the physician-patient relation. Many of the actions are not predicated on the law of negligence, although this type of malpractice undoubtedly is the most common type of litigation. A substantial group of cases deal with unauthorized operations, which are characterized as battery, emerging from lack of informed consent
Case law relating to surgical consent is fairly well settled. A review of the numerous decisions on ...
Reviewing Erin L. Sheley, "Rethinking Injury: The Case of Informed Consent," BYU L. Rev. (2015): 63
There are many legal implications, not the least being the issue of informed consent, inherent in th...
Holding that [i]n medical malpractice action based upon physician\u27s alleged misrepresentation of...
The Doctrine of Informed Consent holds a physician liable for failing to adequately disclose the pot...
The legal aspects of a patient\u27s consent to operation, or the lack of such consent, are many and ...
It has long been recognized in American law that a proper patient-physician relationship is founded ...
The Doctrine of Informed Consent: Protecting the Patient\u27s Right to Make Informed Health Care Dec...
The doctrine of informed consent dictates that a physician has a legal duty to disclose to a patient...
The doctrine of informed consent is now deeply embedded into the law of legal ethics. In legal malpr...
The purpose of this article is the cogent presentation of the arguments favoring application of cont...
Introduction: Informed consent [IC] is a recognized socio-legal obligation for the medical professio...
This article examines the various ways in which the courts have been fashioning rules of liability f...
The American physician is today besieged by economic and societal forces which conspire to weaken wh...
It is no longer disputed that the physician has a duty to inform his patient of the nature of the tr...
Case law relating to surgical consent is fairly well settled. A review of the numerous decisions on ...
Reviewing Erin L. Sheley, "Rethinking Injury: The Case of Informed Consent," BYU L. Rev. (2015): 63
There are many legal implications, not the least being the issue of informed consent, inherent in th...
Holding that [i]n medical malpractice action based upon physician\u27s alleged misrepresentation of...
The Doctrine of Informed Consent holds a physician liable for failing to adequately disclose the pot...
The legal aspects of a patient\u27s consent to operation, or the lack of such consent, are many and ...
It has long been recognized in American law that a proper patient-physician relationship is founded ...
The Doctrine of Informed Consent: Protecting the Patient\u27s Right to Make Informed Health Care Dec...
The doctrine of informed consent dictates that a physician has a legal duty to disclose to a patient...
The doctrine of informed consent is now deeply embedded into the law of legal ethics. In legal malpr...
The purpose of this article is the cogent presentation of the arguments favoring application of cont...
Introduction: Informed consent [IC] is a recognized socio-legal obligation for the medical professio...
This article examines the various ways in which the courts have been fashioning rules of liability f...
The American physician is today besieged by economic and societal forces which conspire to weaken wh...
It is no longer disputed that the physician has a duty to inform his patient of the nature of the tr...
Case law relating to surgical consent is fairly well settled. A review of the numerous decisions on ...
Reviewing Erin L. Sheley, "Rethinking Injury: The Case of Informed Consent," BYU L. Rev. (2015): 63
There are many legal implications, not the least being the issue of informed consent, inherent in th...