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Health Care Law 2nd ed

Jonathan MontgomeryLecturer in Law, Southampton University

ISBN13: 9780198765745
ISBN: 0198765746
Published: May 2002
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £54.99



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The second edition of this well establised textbook provides a readable, comprehensive and accessible account of the law governing health care in England and Wales. In contrast to other texts, it examines the full range of health care but not merely its medical context. The narrative is clear and succinct with full references to legal sources to meet the needs of law students and practitioners. However, excessive use of legal jargon is avoided ensuring that the law is also accessible to health care professionals.

The text sets out the law on public health, the NHS, the health professions, clinical negligence litigation, patients' rights, and research and health care ethics. Major developments since 1997 have led to substantial revisions throughout the book, which now takes account of such organisations as the National Institute for Clinical Excellence and the Commission for Health Improvement. Professor Montgomery addresses the legal and regulatory responses to a series of 'scandals' (Bristol babies, Alder Hey etc); the development of medical techniques and regulatory bodies; the impact of the Human Rights Act and the Data Protection Act; the Blair administration and NHS reforms.

Subjects:
Medical Law and Bioethics
Contents:
1. The Scope and Sources of Health Care Law
PART I: HEALTH AND THE LAW
2. Public Health Law
3. Rights to National Health Service Care
4. The Structure of the NHS
5. National Health Service Complaints
PART II: HEALTH CARE PRACTICE AND THE LAW
6. Professional Regulation
7. Malpractice Litigation I: The Law
8. Malpractice Litigation II: In Practice
9. Medicines and the Law
PART III: THE POSITION OF THE PATIENT
10. Consent to Treatment
11. Confidentiality and Data Protection
12. Care for Children
13. Mental Health
14. Research
PART IV: HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS
15. Abortion
16. Fertility
17. Maternity Care
18. Selective Treatment of the Newborn
19. Transplantation
20. Terminal Care and Euthanasia
21. Regulating Health Care Ethics