Barriers to the operation of mental health legislation in Australian emergency departments: a qualitative analysis [0.03%]
澳大利亚急诊科精神卫生立法实施障碍定性分析
George Jelinek,Claire Mackinlay,Tracey Weiland et al.
George Jelinek et al.
This study aimed to describe the perceived barriers faced by emergency clinicians in utilising mental health legislation in Australian hospital emergency departments. A semi-structured interview methodology was used to assess what barriers ...
Justins v The Queen: assisted suicide, juries and the discretion to prosecute [0.03%]
贾斯汀诉女王案：协助自杀、陪审团和起诉的自由裁量权
Thomas Faunce,Ruth Townsend
Thomas Faunce
Juries are often a crucial protection for citizens against unjust or highly controversial laws. The decision whether to proceed with a prosecution rests on the discretionary powers of prosecutors. In cases where the community is deeply divi...
"I want you to listen to my side of this": is there a role for mediation early in the health care complaints process? [0.03%]
"我要你听我说":调解在卫生服务投诉流程初期的作用？
Kim Forrester
Kim Forrester
The resolution of disputes that arise out of the provision of health care services has historically taken place at an institutional level, with the hospital administrative unit conducting the process, or through the legal system with the pa...
The death of a living soul [0.03%]
灵魂的死
Grant Gillett
Grant Gillett
We are bedevilled with varying definitions of death, ranging from higher brain death to cardiovascular or somatic death. They all try to capture what is essential to our reasoning about the importance of human death. This column argues that...
Ian Freckelton
Ian Freckelton
Asperger's Disorder has the potential to be relevant to many aspects of the functioning of the criminal justice system. However, its mere presence does not excuse or justify all offending. The inquiry into its potential relevance to crimina...
Who do I turn to? Resolving complaints by mental health consumers and carers [0.03%]
我该向谁求助？如何解决精神健康消费者和护理人员的投诉问题
Bernadette McSherry,Susan Klauber
Bernadette McSherry
The current Australian system for handling complaints by mental health consumers and carers against service providers is complex and difficult to navigate. Complaints may be made to a range of people and organisations, including the relevan...
Unscientific health practice and disciplinary and consumer protection litigation [0.03%]
不科学的健康行为及相应的 disciplinay 和消费者保护诉讼
Ian Freckelton
Ian Freckelton
Evidence-based health care is expected of their practitioners by contemporary health professions. This requires health care to have a foundation in scholarly literature and to have a scientifically valid methodology. However, there are many...
Editorial
Journal of law and medicine. 2011 Jun;18(4):645-68. DOI: 2011
Retraction and apology [0.03%]
撤稿和致歉
Retraction of Publication
Journal of law and medicine. 2011 Mar;18(3):preceding page 421. DOI: 2011
Pip Trowse
Pip Trowse
Surrogacy has produced some positive outcomes by creating an opportunity for otherwise childless couples to realise their dream of parenthood. However, it has also been problematic, particularly where the surrogate mother fails to relinquis...
The criminal act of commercial surrogacy in Australia: a call for review [0.03%]
论澳大利亚商业代孕的违法性——一项亟待审视的议题
Anita Stuhmcke
Anita Stuhmcke
Australian surrogacy legislation punishes the pursuit of a commercial surrogacy arrangement as a criminal offence. Such legislation was first introduced in Victoria in 1986 and has since been applied in every Australian jurisdiction except ...