Danuta Mendelson
Danuta Mendelson
The Healthcare Identifiers Bill 2010 (Cth), which will establish "the national e-health Healthcare Identifiers Service to provide that patients, healthcare providers and provider organisations can be consistently identified", is in the proc...
Plagiarism in law and medicine: challenges for scholarship, academia, publishers and regulators [0.03%]
法学与医学中的剽窃问题：对学术研究、学术界、出版机构及监管者之挑战
Ian Freckelton
Ian Freckelton
The phenomenon of plagiarism has evolved as a major problem in many fields with the increasing accessibility of material on the internet. It poses dilemmas for those involved in secondary and tertiary education, as well as for book publishe...
Editorial
Journal of law and medicine. 2010 May;17(5):645-59. DOI: 2010
Queensland's proposed surrogacy legislation: an opportunity for national reform [0.03%]
Queensland的代孕立法提案：全国改革的机会
Tammy Johnson
Tammy Johnson
Surrogacy has existed since Biblical times when Hagar, the maidservant of the infertile Sarah, acted as a surrogate to bear Sarah and her husband, Abraham, a son. Despite the longevity of the practice of surrogacy, modern society has been r...
Prospective application of a five-step regulatory assessment model to a proposed federal sperm donor registry in Australia: is it in the public interest? [0.03%]
澳大利亚联邦精子捐献者登记处的前瞻性监管评估：是否符合公众利益？
Neroli Sawyer
Neroli Sawyer
It has been proposed that a nationally mandated donor registry be established in Australia to provide data for estimating the possible number of inadvertent half-sibling matings resulting from the multiple use of anonymous donors in donor i...
Colleen Davis
Colleen Davis
Surgical separation of conjoined twins that results in the death of one of the twins raises complex moral, ethical and legal issues. Of particular concern is the potential for homicide charges against doctors. In two recent cases, one in En...
Donor gametes and frozen embryos: should there be a right to withdraw consent? [0.03%]
捐精捐卵及冷冻胚胎：撤回同意的权利问题
Ursula Adamiec
Ursula Adamiec
Several years can pass between the creation of an embryo and its transfer into the body of a woman. This article critically analyses whether a donor should have the right to withdraw consent for the use of their gametes once those gametes h...
Advance directives and the promotion of autonomy: a comparative Australian statutory analysis [0.03%]
预嘱与自主权的推进：澳大利亚立法分析之比较
Lindy Willmott
Lindy Willmott
Legislation governing advance directives has been enacted in six Australian jurisdictions. As evidenced by parliamentary debates, the goal of enacting legislation was to enshrine the common law and to remove any doubt about whether a compet...
Lorana Bartels,Margaret Otlowski
Lorana Bartels
This article examines the legal regulation of active voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide in Australia. The Dying with Dignity Bill 2009 (Tas), which was recently defeated by the Tasmanian Parliament, is discussed, as well as other jur...
Accommodating the medical use of marijuana: surveying the differing legal approaches in Australia, the United States and Canada [0.03%]
论医疗用途大麻的法律地位——澳大利亚、美国和加拿大的法律规定比较研究
Tony Bogdanoski
Tony Bogdanoski
While the scientific and medical communities continue to be divided on the therapeutic benefits and risks of cannabis use, anecdotal evidence from medical users themselves suggests that using cannabis is indeed improving their quality of li...
Comparative Study
Journal of law and medicine. 2010 Feb;17(4):508-31. DOI: 2010
Should only pharmacists hold pecuniary interests in a pharmaceutical business? Attorney General (NSW) v Now.com.au Pty Ltd [2008] NSWSC 276 [0.03%]
药剂师以外的人能否经营药店？——Attorney General (NSW) v Now.com.au Pty Ltd [2008] NSWSC 276案评述
Jatine Patel,Thomas Faunce
Jatine Patel
The New South Wales legislature's policy of authorising only registered pharmacists to hold pecuniary interests in a pharmaceutical business is a component of Australian public health policy that accords with foundational principles and vir...