Recovering fraudulent claims for Australian federal expenditure on pharmaceuticals and medical devices [0.03%]
挽回澳大利亚联邦在药品和医疗器械支出中的欺诈索赔案件
Thomas Faunce,Gregor Urbas,Lesley Skillen et al.
Thomas Faunce et al.
The Australian Federal Government expends increasingly large amounts of money on pharmaceuticals and medical devices. It is likely, given government experience in other jurisdictions, that a significant proportion of this expenditure is pai...
Heather Douglas,Merali Pedder
Heather Douglas
The plant Catha edulis, known more commonly as khat, has been consumed for centuries for its stimulatory effects, especially by people living in East Africa. As people from Somalia, Ethiopia and other East African countries have migrated to...
The High Court's lost chance in medical negligence: Tabet v Gett (2010) 240 CLR 537 [0.03%]
最高法院在医疗事故案件中错失的机会——Tabet诉Gett案[2010]澳联邦法院判例第240卷537页
Thomas Faunce,Alexandra McEwan
Thomas Faunce
In 2010 the High Court of Australia in Tabet v Gett (2010) 240 CLR 537 determined an appeal in a medical negligence case concerning a six-year-old girl who had presented to a major paediatric hospital with symptoms over several weeks of hea...
Kim Forrester
Kim Forrester
The professional boundaries of practice for nurses and midwives are specifically addressed in professional codes of ethics and conduct, employer policies and guidelines and more frequently in the professional literature. There are many form...
Grant Gillett
Grant Gillett
The issue of a patient's rights to demand treatment has recently been raised by a dramatic case in which a patient made a remarkable recovery following the use of an unconventional treatment that the hospital staff initially refused to admi...
Russ Scott,Catherine Skellern
Russ Scott
In Murdoch v The Queen (2007) 167 A Crim R 329, Hillier v The Queen (2007) 228 CLR 618 and Forbes v The Queen (2009) 167ACTR 1, Australian appellate courts considered the interpretation of DNA evidence and the possibility of secondary trans...
Economic impact of Wicks v State Rail Authority (NSW) (2010) 84 ALJR 497 [0.03%]
Wicks诉State Rail Authority(NSW)案(2010)84ALJR497的经济影响
Danuta Mendelson,Andrew Torre,Michael D&#x;Rosario
Danuta Mendelson
In Wicks v State Rail Authority (NSW) (2010) 84 ALJR 497 the High Court of Australia held that, among other things, plaintiffs (who establish that they suffer a recognised psychiatric illness as a result of the breach of duty of care owed t...
Ian Freckelton
Ian Freckelton
From the second half of 2010 Australia has had a uniform regime for registration of health practitioners and, with the exception of New South Wales, a nationally consistent scheme for regulation of a number of categories of health practitio...
Editorial
Journal of law and medicine. 2010 Dec;18(2):207-20. DOI: 2010
Access to justice for New Zealand health consumers [0.03%]
新西兰卫生消费者的司法公正アクセスToJson.dumps('新西兰卫生消费者的司法公正')
Joanna Manning
Joanna Manning
New Zealand has evolved a just, sensible and balanced system for addressing adverse medical events. This article considers potential changes to enhance justice for health consumers after an adverse event. Patient motivations for claiming ar...
Sheryl de Lacey,Wendy Rogers,Bernadette Richards
Sheryl de Lacey
The issue of whether to allow or prohibit the directed anonymous donation of human embryos for reproductive use has been publicly contentious. The claims that directed donation are a donor's autonomous right contrast with claims that the pr...