Based on the cross strait comparative study on the medical malpractice state the feasibility of no fault compensation system of Medical Accident / 從海峽兩岸醫療糾紛處理論醫療事故無過失補償制度之可行性

碩士 / 中國文化大學 / 法律學研究所 / 93 / What both sides of the Straits exchanged is frequent, with the opening of the policy of ' the little three direct links ', besides the exchanges of economy and trade , culture , sports , academy ,etc. , it is interdynamic to include medical treatment too among them. The Taiwan trader passes in and out between both sides of the Straits, in a situation that people are unavoidable and sick, go to the hospital to see the doctor and receive treatment unavoidably, the medical disputes derived are since possible that because seek medical advice . Because of relevant law in Taiwan being scattered and unordered, the looks relatively adopts socialism and cures the system commonly in the mainland area, there is a treating method of a set of malpractices instead. This chapter is in comparative law way, the law is compared to plan to deal with the medical dispute of both sides of the Straits, in the hope of reaching its of storing excellently , eliminate its badly , pick its long , mend its short function . So, study the relevant legal system on two sides, besides value of the comparative law, also have function in fact. Taiwan deals with the medical dispute and adopts the multicipital carriage type relevant legal clause, solitary and different with the medical crash handling law of a whip law of continent area and single administrative statute, with the relevant legal clause comparative analysis of two sides' relevant medical disputes, by setting up the reference of dealing with the medical dispute way as Taiwan in the future.

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:TW/093PCCU1194011
Date January 2005
CreatorsShiuan-Yi Wei, 魏宣儀
ContributorsGung-Yeu Jeng, Yu-Tu Tseing, 鄭冠宇, 曾育裕
Source SetsNational Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan
Languagezh-TW
Detected LanguageEnglish
Type學位論文 ; thesis
Format203

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