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Legal aspects of health care administration George D. Pozgar and Nina Santucci Pozgar.

Por: Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: Gaithersburg, Md. Aspen Publishers 1999.Edición: 7th edDescripción: xvii, 569 p. 26 cmISBN:
  • 0834211971 (alk. paper)
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 344.73/041 21
Clasificación LoC:
  • KF3821 .P69 1999
Clasificación NLM:
  • W 32.5 AA1
Contenidos:
Introduction to law -- Tort law-- Criminal aspects of health care -- Contracts and antitrust -- Civil procedure and trial practice -- Corporate liability -- Medical staff -- Nursing and the law -- Liability by department and health professional -- Information management and health care records -- Patient consent -- Legal reporting requirements -- Issues of procreation -- Patient rights and responsibilities -- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome -- End of life issues -- Malpractice insurance -- Labor relations -- Employment, discipline, and discharge
Managed care and organizational restructuring -- Tort reform and reducing the risks of malpractice
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Introduction to law -- Tort law-- Criminal aspects of health care -- Contracts and antitrust -- Civil procedure and trial practice -- Corporate liability -- Medical staff -- Nursing and the law -- Liability by department and health professional -- Information management and health care records -- Patient consent -- Legal reporting requirements -- Issues of procreation -- Patient rights and responsibilities -- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome -- End of life issues -- Malpractice insurance -- Labor relations -- Employment, discipline, and discharge

Managed care and organizational restructuring -- Tort reform and reducing the risks of malpractice

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  • Preface(p. ix)
  • Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
  • Chapter 1 Introduction to Law(p. 1)
  • Sources of Law(p. 1)
  • Government Organization(p. 7)
  • Administrative Departments and Agencies(p. 11)
  • Chapter 2 Tort Law(p. 18)
  • Introduction(p. 19)
  • Intentional and Negligent Wrongdoing(p. 19)
  • Negligence(p. 20)
  • Intentional Torts(p. 30)
  • Products Liability(p. 40)
  • Chapter 3 Criminal Aspects of Health Care(p. 47)
  • Introduction(p. 48)
  • Criminal Procedure(p. 48)
  • Case Reviews(p. 49)
  • Patient Abuse(p. 59)
  • Chapter 4 Contracts and Antitrust(p. 69)
  • Introduction(p. 70)
  • Purpose of a Contract(p. 70)
  • Types of Contracts(p. 70)
  • Elements of a Contract(p. 71)
  • Competent Parties(p. 72)
  • Legality of Object(p. 73)
  • Statute of Frauds(p. 73)
  • Conditions(p. 74)
  • Performance(p. 74)
  • Nonperformance Defenses(p. 74)
  • Remedies(p. 74)
  • State Laws/Uniform Commercial Code(p. 75)
  • Contracts of Adhesion(p. 75)
  • Guaranty and Warranty(p. 75)
  • Employment Contracts(p. 75)
  • Exclusive Contracts(p. 77)
  • Restraint of Trade(p. 80)
  • Hospital Staff Privileges(p. 83)
  • Patient Transfer(p. 84)
  • Insurance Denials(p. 86)
  • Chapter 5 Civil Procedure and Trial Practice(p. 89)
  • Introduction(p. 90)
  • Pleadings(p. 90)
  • Discovery and Examination before Trial(p. 92)
  • Motions(p. 94)
  • Notice of Trial(p. 94)
  • Memorandum of Law(p. 95)
  • The Court(p. 95)
  • The Jury(p. 95)
  • Subpoenas(p. 96)
  • Opening Statements(p. 96)
  • Burden of Proof(p. 96)
  • Evidence(p. 100)
  • Defenses against Recovery(p. 106)
  • Closing Statements(p. 114)
  • Judge's Charge to the Jury(p. 115)
  • Jury Deliberation and Determination(p. 115)
  • Damages(p. 116)
  • Appeals(p. 119)
  • Execution of Judgments(p. 120)
  • Chapter 6 Corporate Liability(p. 124)
  • Introduction(p. 124)
  • Authority of Health Care Corporations(p. 125)
  • Corporate Organization and Committee Structure(p. 126)
  • Doctrine of Respondeat Superior(p. 128)
  • Corporate Negligence(p. 131)
  • Duties of Health Care Corporations(p. 133)
  • CEO/Administrator's Role and Responsibility(p. 141)
  • Medical Staff(p. 143)
  • Chapter 7 Medical Staff(p. 146)
  • Introduction(p. 146)
  • Medical Staff Organization(p. 146)
  • Medical Staff Privileges(p. 148)
  • Delineation of Clinical Privileges(p. 150)
  • Appeal Process(p. 152)
  • Physician Supervision and Monitoring(p. 152)
  • Reappointments(p. 153)
  • Medical Director(p. 153)
  • Negligent Acts(p. 154)
  • Physician-Patient Relationship(p. 178)
  • Chapter 8 Nursing and the Law(p. 181)
  • Historical Perspective(p. 182)
  • The Practice of Nursing(p. 182)
  • The Broadening Scope of Practice(p. 183)
  • Nurse Licensure(p. 184)
  • American Nurses Association(p. 185)
  • National League for Nursing(p. 185)
  • Nurse Practice Roles(p. 185)
  • Negligent Acts(p. 192)
  • Chapter 9 Liability by Departments and Health Care Professionals(p. 213)
  • Introduction(p. 214)
  • Ambulatory Care Centers(p. 214)
  • Anesthesia(p. 214)
  • Chiropractor(p. 215)
  • Dentistry(p. 216)
  • Emergency Department(p. 217)
  • Environment of Care(p. 227)
  • Laboratory(p. 234)
  • Medical Imaging(p. 235)
  • Nutritional Services(p. 238)
  • Paramedic(p. 238)
  • Pharmacy(p. 239)
  • Physical Therapy(p. 242)
  • Physician's Assistant(p. 243)
  • Podiatrist(p. 243)
  • Respiratory Therapist(p. 243)
  • Sexual Improprieties(p. 243)
  • Surgery(p. 244)
  • Certification of Health Care Professionals(p. 245)
  • Licensing of Health Care Professionals(p. 245)
  • Helpful Advice for All Health Care Professionals(p. 246)
  • Chapter 10 Information Management and Health Care Records(p. 249)
  • Introduction(p. 249)
  • Managing Information(p. 249)
  • Medical Records(p. 250)
  • Chapter 11 Patient Consent(p. 273)
  • Introduction(p. 274)
  • Consent--A Definition(p. 274)
  • Patient Self-Determination Act(p. 274)
  • Informed Consent(p. 275)
  • Right To Refuse Treatment(p. 283)
  • Proof of Consent(p. 284)
  • Who May Consent(p. 285)
  • Religious Beliefs(p. 288)
  • Refusal of Treatment(p. 289)
  • Release Form(p. 289)
  • Exculpatory Agreement(p. 289)
  • Statutory Consent(p. 290)
  • Consent and Judicial Intervention(p. 290)
  • Defense and Failure To Inform(p. 290)
  • Chapter 12 Legal Reporting Requirements(p. 294)
  • Introduction(p. 294)
  • Child Abuse(p. 294)
  • Elder Abuse(p. 296)
  • Communicable Diseases(p. 296)
  • Births and Deaths(p. 296)
  • Suspicious Deaths(p. 296)
  • Reporting Professional Misconduct--National Practitioner Data Bank(p. 297)
  • Risk Management/Incident Reporting(p. 298)
  • Sentinel Event Reporting/Joint Commission(p. 299)
  • Corporate Compliance Programs(p. 300)
  • Chapter 13 Issues of Procreation(p. 303)
  • Introduction(p. 304)
  • Abortion(p. 304)
  • Circuit Court Decisions(p. 306)
  • State Regulation(p. 308)
  • Sterilization(p. 312)
  • Artificial Insemination(p. 313)
  • Wrongful Birth, Wrongful Life, and Wrongful Conception(p. 314)
  • Chapter 14 Patient Rights and Responsibilities(p. 321)
  • Introduction(p. 322)
  • Patient Rights(p. 322)
  • Admission(p. 322)
  • Discharge(p. 324)
  • Transfer(p. 326)
  • Patient Bill of Rights(p. 326)
  • Patient Responsibilities(p. 327)
  • Patient Advocacy(p. 328)
  • Chapter 15 Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome(p. 331)
  • Introduction(p. 331)
  • Spread of AIDS(p. 332)
  • AIDS and Health Care Workers(p. 334)
  • Suspension of Surgical Privileges(p. 334)
  • Confidentiality(p. 334)
  • Medical Records(p. 336)
  • AIDS and the Right To Know(p. 336)
  • AIDS--The Right To Treatment(p. 336)
  • Mandatory Testing(p. 336)
  • News Media and Confidentiality(p. 336)
  • Discrimination(p. 337)
  • Negligence(p. 338)
  • Criminal Actions(p. 338)
  • Reporting Requirements(p. 339)
  • AIDS Emergency Act(p. 339)
  • Occupational Safety and Health Act(p. 339)
  • AIDS Education(p. 339)
  • Chapter 16 Health Care Ethics(p. 342)
  • Introduction(p. 343)
  • Ethics Committee(p. 343)
  • End-of-Life Issues(p. 345)
  • Autopsy(p. 363)
  • Organ Donations(p. 365)
  • Experimentation(p. 367)
  • Chapter 17 Malpractice Insurance(p. 374)
  • Introduction(p. 374)
  • The Insurance Policy(p. 375)
  • Liability of the Professional(p. 375)
  • The Insurance Agreement(p. 376)
  • Medical Liability Insurance(p. 378)
  • Medical Malpractice Insurance Associations(p. 379)
  • Self-Insurance(p. 379)
  • Trustee Coverage(p. 379)
  • Mandated Medical Staff Insurance Coverage(p. 380)
  • Investigation and Settlement of Claims(p. 380)
  • Chapter 18 Labor Relations(p. 382)
  • Introduction(p. 383)
  • Unions and Health Care Organizations(p. 383)
  • Federal Labor Acts(p. 383)
  • State Laws(p. 390)
  • Labor Rights(p. 392)
  • Management Rights(p. 392)
  • Equal Employment Opportunity--Affirmative Action Plan(p. 393)
  • Patient Rights during Labor Disputes(p. 394)
  • Injunctions(p. 394)
  • Administering a Collective Bargaining Agreement(p. 394)
  • Chapter 19 Employment, Discipline, and Discharge(p. 397)
  • Introduction(p. 398)
  • Employment at Will(p. 398)
  • Public Policy Issues(p. 399)
  • Interference with Employment Activities(p. 402)
  • Defamation Actions(p. 402)
  • Retaliatory Discharge(p. 402)
  • Fairness--The Ultimate Test(p. 403)
  • Unemployment Compensation(p. 404)
  • Termination(p. 405)
  • Effective Hiring Practices(p. 408)
  • Chapter 20 Managed Care and Organizational Restructuring(p. 411)
  • Introduction(p. 411)
  • Common Models of Managed Care Organizations(p. 412)
  • Horizontal Consolidations(p. 413)
  • Federally Qualified HMOs(p. 413)
  • State Laws(p. 414)
  • Case Management Firms(p. 414)
  • Third-Party Administrators(p. 414)
  • Utilization Review(p. 414)
  • Liability for Nonparticipating Physicians(p. 415)
  • Employee Retirement Insurance Security Act(p. 415)
  • Reducing Exposure to Liability(p. 415)
  • Health Care Quality Improvement Act of 1986(p. 415)
  • Managed Care and Legal Actions(p. 416)
  • Antitrust(p. 418)
  • Corporate Reorganization(p. 420)
  • Restructuring Alternatives(p. 422)
  • General Considerations(p. 423)
  • Medical Staff and Restructuring(p. 424)
  • Fund-Raising(p. 424)
  • Regulatory Authority Checklist(p. 425)
  • Anticompetition(p. 425)
  • Safe-Harbor Regulations(p. 426)
  • Statements of Antitrust Enforcement Policy in the Health Care Area(p. 427)
  • Chapter 21 Tort Reform and Reducing the Risks of Malpractice(p. 431)
  • Introduction(p. 431)
  • Arbitration and Mediation(p. 431)
  • Structured Awards(p. 431)
  • Pretrial Screening Panels(p. 432)
  • Collateral Source Rule(p. 432)
  • Contingency Fee Limitations(p. 433)
  • Frivolous Claims(p. 434)
  • Joint and Several Liability(p. 434)
  • Malpractice Caps/Award Limitations(p. 434)
  • No-Fault System(p. 435)
  • Peer Review Organizations(p. 435)
  • Medical Misconduct(p. 436)
  • Regulation of Insurance Practices(p. 436)
  • Setting Standards of Medical Care(p. 436)
  • National Health Care Reform(p. 436)
  • Risk Management(p. 437)
  • Continuous Quality Improvement(p. 437)
  • Chapter 22 Zero Tolerance(p. 442)
  • Introduction(p. 442)
  • Leadership(p. 443)
  • Planning(p. 443)
  • Resource Allocation(p. 444)
  • Performance Improvement (PI)(p. 444)
  • Human Resources(p. 445)
  • Infection Control(p. 446)
  • Information Management(p. 446)
  • Patient Assessment(p. 446)
  • Emergency Department(p. 447)
  • Environmental Safety(p. 448)
  • Laboratory(p. 450)
  • Medical Staff(p. 450)
  • Medication Use(p. 451)
  • Pastoral Care Services(p. 452)
  • Patient Complaint Process(p. 453)
  • Patient Care Unit(p. 453)
  • Patient and Family Education(p. 453)
  • Patient Rights(p. 453)
  • Radiology(p. 454)
  • Resource Center(p. 454)
  • Respiratory Care(p. 454)
  • Sterile Supply(p. 454)
  • Surgery(p. 454)
  • Web Sites(p. 455)
  • Glossary(p. 456)
  • Index of Cases(p. 462)
  • Index(p. 470)

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George D. Pozgar, MBA, CHE, is President of his own firm, Gp Health Care Consulting, in Annapolis, Maryland
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