Legal Aspects of Medical Practice

abortion accepted accident action actual alcohol alleged appear apply assist attend authority autopsy become birth blood body carbon carried cause cause of death certificate child circumstances clinical Committee common complete concerned condition consent considerable containing coroner Council court criminal damage dangerous death direct disease doctor drugs duty effects especially ethical evidence examination exists extremely fact fatal frequently further give given grounds haemorrhage head Health hospital important industrial injuries involving lead less loss matter means mental nature negligence normal objects obtained occur offence officer operations parents patient performed period person poisoning police possible post-mortem practice practitioner pregnancy present procedure professional rarely reason recent records registered relatives removed request responsibility result risk salts seen separate serious Service severe signs skin sometimes substances sudden suicide taken treatment types usually woman wound