Studying at the University of Verona
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Ethical, Legal and Psychological principles in professional practice - ETICA E MEDICINA LEGALE (2015/2016)
Teaching code
4S000273
Teacher
Credits
1
Language
Italian
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
MED/43 - FORENSIC MEDICINE
Period
lez 3 anno 2 semestre PERF dal Mar 29, 2016 al May 13, 2016.
Location
VERONA
Learning outcomes
The goal is the formation of the ability of independent analysis in the evaluation of forensic medicine and bioethical problems in the professional practice and the capacity of taking adequate actions.
Program
1) Introduction to Forensic Medicine
2) Cause-effect relationship
3) Imputability and capacity to act
4) Justification of the medical act (informed consent)
5) Professional secrecy (confidentiality)
6) Reporting of crimes to prosucutor’s office
7) Informed consent, compulsory medical treatments
8) Fundamentals of professional liability
9) Social security
10) Bioethics: fundamental themes
11) The four principles of medical ethics
12) Fundamental perspectives in the Bioethical debate: sanctity of life and quality of life
13) Doctor-patient relationship: medical paternalism and informed consent
Examination Methods
Oral examination