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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"law and medicine"”.
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Legal justice, medical authority, and madness in Qing China
… state governed madness at the intersection of law and medicine. It maps the trajectory of the interface of law and medicine in the judicial practice involving homicides and madness. Between the eighteenth and early twentieth centuries, this legal-medical interface became central to assessing …
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Transcending pathology, transforming the thinkable transperson: young transpeople, the law and gender self-determination
<p>While contemporary attitudes, laws and policies in the U.S. toward lesbian, gay and bisexual people are increasingly more humane and just, transgender and gender nonconforming people continue to experience widespread structural oppression, discrimination and physical and psychological violence. …
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Perceptions of Prospective Teachers towards Teaching Profession
… approach was used in this study. Purposive and simple random sampling procedures were used to sample the respondents. The study consisted of 50 respondents among whom ten (10) were experienced teachers, ten (10) people around Korogwe Teachers College and thirty (30) were prospective …
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Bodies Politic: Civil Law & Forensic Medicine In Colonial Era Bangkok
… argues that the physical bodies of the dead and injured were an overlooked grounds of political contestation in the era of high imperialism. When Siamese (Thai) subjects were injured or killed under accidental or unnatural circumstances, their bodies became concrete demonstrations of both the …
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Challenging the status quo for a marginalized group in higher education: knowledge sharing with female student-athletes who aspire to a career in college athletics
… the perceptions of coaches, athletic staff, and female student-athletes at X University, a four-year public Division III institution, regarding female student-athletes pursuing careers in college athletics. Title IX has increased the number of women student-athletes; however, the percentage …
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Contrastive Text Generation
… in the recent decade excel in single document and multi-document scenarios with high content overlap amongst inputs, there is an increasing need to automate comparative summarization. This is evident by the number of services for such reviews in the domains of law and medicine. Building on a …
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Gydytojų civilinės atsakomybės probleminiai aspektai /
… The establishment of the institute of doctor and patient was influenced by the science of ethics, law and medicine. The fact that these sciences were underestimated when discussing doctors’ liability as well as improper legal regulation and explanation of normative legal acts formed by courts …
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End-of-life decisions for young children: law, systems and Luhmann
This study interrogates the legal and medical system rationalities that drive child end-of-life decision-making (CELDM) in respect of the very young. Neither conventional rights discourse nor legal doctrine has shown itself capable of resolving or indeed providing a full understanding of the issues …
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Liability for Negligent Healthcare Clinical Risk Management in the United States and Germany
… recognized in the healthcare industry, and industry efforts to identify and correct organizational defects through the process of CRM are well established in the U.S. and Germany. However, in both countries, there is no clear corresponding liability for healthcare organizations who fail …
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Bridging the Skills Gap: Essays on education, skills, and labour market outcomes in Europe and the UK
Labour markets across Europe and the UK are transforming rapidly due to technological advancements, demographic shifts, environmental commitments, and economic disruptions. These changes are causing growth in some occupations and industries, and contractions in others, amplifying concerns about …