Medicine and Law
Price: 1795.00 INR
ISBN:
9780198082880
Publication date:
18/02/2014
Hardback
608 pages
220.0x145.0mm
Price: 1795.00 INR
ISBN:
9780198082880
Publication date:
18/02/2014
Hardback
608 pages
220.0x145.0mm
K. Kannan
Suitable for: This book will be useful to students, research scholars, and teachers of law. Judges and lawyers, researchers, medical professionals, NGO professionals, and law firms practicing in the area of medicine and law will also benefit from this volume.
Rights: World Rights
K. Kannan
Description
In the course of practicing medicine, a range of issues may arise that need a legal solution. As a result, the application of law to the field of medical practice has become increasingly important and this has further been strengthened by contemporary developments relating to law and ethics, medical malpractice, and bio-ethics and regulatory requirements for the healthcare industry. With a comprehensive introduction and an appraisal of the Indian medical education system, this work examines a variety of issues that challenge the legal and medical fraternity in the face of rapidly advancing medical technology. It addresses issues such as organ transplant, euthanasia, surrogacy, abortion, the concept of consent, sex selection, clinical trials, designer babies, cosmetic enhancement procedures, and confidentiality. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the author provides a comparative study with special focus on Indian case law and jurisdictions from other countries including the US and the UK.
K. Kannan
Table of contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Medical Education
2. Medical Ethics
3. Consent
4. Doctor in Courts
5. Medical Negligence
6. Assisted Reproduction
7. Sex Selection and Medical Termination of Pregnancy
8. Medical Research and Patents
9. Organ Transplant
10. Sexuality: The Other Side
11. Cosmetic Enhancement and Magic Remedies
12. Medical Insurance
13. Joining the Loose Ends
Index
About the Author
K. Kannan
Features
- Examines the interface between law and medicine Discusses important issues such as organ transplant, euthanasia, surrogacy, and abortion Comparatively analyses Indian case law with UK and US jurisdictions
K. Kannan
Description
In the course of practicing medicine, a range of issues may arise that need a legal solution. As a result, the application of law to the field of medical practice has become increasingly important and this has further been strengthened by contemporary developments relating to law and ethics, medical malpractice, and bio-ethics and regulatory requirements for the healthcare industry. With a comprehensive introduction and an appraisal of the Indian medical education system, this work examines a variety of issues that challenge the legal and medical fraternity in the face of rapidly advancing medical technology. It addresses issues such as organ transplant, euthanasia, surrogacy, abortion, the concept of consent, sex selection, clinical trials, designer babies, cosmetic enhancement procedures, and confidentiality. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the author provides a comparative study with special focus on Indian case law and jurisdictions from other countries including the US and the UK.
Read MoreTable of contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Medical Education
2. Medical Ethics
3. Consent
4. Doctor in Courts
5. Medical Negligence
6. Assisted Reproduction
7. Sex Selection and Medical Termination of Pregnancy
8. Medical Research and Patents
9. Organ Transplant
10. Sexuality: The Other Side
11. Cosmetic Enhancement and Magic Remedies
12. Medical Insurance
13. Joining the Loose Ends
Index
About the Author