Original title: Právní aspekty ukončování léčby pacientů
Translated title: The legal aspects of the termination of treatment of patients
Authors: Kops, Richard ; Císařová, Dagmar (advisor) ; Sovová, Olga (referee)
Document type: Master’s theses
Year: 2010
Language: cze
Abstract: Strana 63 z 64 End of Treatment Decision Making Legal Aspects (Summary) Thesis is focused on end of treatment decision making and its legal aspects. Author tries to explain some of the most important terms used in medical law conceptions in Czech Republic. inion. The first chapter is mostly about general definitions, such as what is medical law what im- pact it has in Czech legal system and how it is r procedure in this efore author tries to find such definition in decisions of the Highest Court of Czech Republic and literature. While thinking about this topic, it is necessary to keep in mind problems with pro- fessional guidelines. The second chapter continues with general definitions. But in this case, the whole chapter is only about one term, which is considered to be crucial. The explanation of treatment itself is necessary for defining the very moment of beginning and ending of treatment. Author uses civil law to find subjects and object of this legal relation and then tries to use them to demon- strate differences between treatment and other civil legal relations. The third chapter follows the moment of beginning of treatment. If we want to examine end of treatment decision making, we must know when it ends. And for its end we have to know when, how and why it begins. This chapter compares Czech legal...

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