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PubMed1990

[Ethical-legal aspects of the civil responsibility of physicians in professional practice].

The ethical-juridical concepts related to the civil responsibility of medical activity in liberal practice are brought up to date. To this end, the arguments which guide the shaping up of the contractual relationship between the physician and the client are analysed, as also are the foundations on which the notion of guilt--an essential component of civil responsibility, whether relating to technical acts of to those within the field of medical humanism--are grounded. The answers presented for the solution of this question by European juridical systems are given.

Ethics, Medical↗
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[From ethics to law].

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Ethics, Medical↗
PubMed1996

Ireland's competent authority initiatives.

Ireland is one of the countries in the European Union, that have transposed both directives on medical devices into national legislation. A detailed discussion on issues regarding the transposition of the directives, the implementation of the vigilance system, the registration requirements in Ireland as well as the Department's view in current developments, particularly the potential use of EDI for the information exchange between all Competent Authorities, is presented in this paper.

Equipment and Supplies↗
PubMed1975

Physician manpower.

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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed1983

The "snitch law".

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Ethics, Medical↗