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Journal of Law and Medicine update: September 2013
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The first Part of Volume 21 of the Journal of Law and Medicine includes several interesting articles and sections on various aspects of medical law. The topics covered include the risk of recidivism in de-registered health practitioners, negligent pre-birth genetic testing, refusal of medical treatment, misleading vaccination and immunisation information, the ethics of dementia research, disclosure of genetic information to genetic relatives, plus much more!
Posted in Journal of Law and Medicine (JLM), Update Summaries | Tagged Andrea Verzeletti, Bioethical issues, book review, Cameron Stewart, Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights (NZ), Colleen Doyle, coronial jurisdiction, Danny Sullivan, Danuta Mendelson, David Ranson, de-registered health practitioners, dementia research, Diogenes syndrome, disclosure of genetic information, disclosure of material risk, DSM-V, ethics, George Mendelson, homebirth, Ian Freckelton SC, Jayne Hewitt, Jindalae Kim Skerman, JLM, Joan Ozanne-Smith, Jon Wardle, Joseph Elias Ibrahim, Laurie Warfe, Legal issues, Leslie Dowson, letter to the editor, Lydia Wadsworth, Malcolm Parker, mandatory reporting law, Margaret Otlowski, Marie-Claire Davis, Maternity Services Review, medical issues, Medical law reporter, medical malpractice, medical research, misleading information, negligence, Nicholas Lennings, Paula O’Brien, pre-birth genetic testing, recidivism, refusal of medical treatment, research, right to health care, sports physician, stillbirth, therapeutic jurisprudence, Thomas Cleary, Thomas Faunce, vaccination, Victoria Rayner, Virginia Routley, work-related injury | Leave a response
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