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Law, ethics & professionalism in healthcare MHLE 2012 UNIT 1; Introduction to law and medicine
Course Information Semester & Year Offered 1 / 1 Total student learning time Lecture (F2F) – 18hrs Tutorial (F2F) – 10hrs Independent Learning (NF2F) – 28hrs 56 hrs Credit Value 2 Pre-requisite Nil Course name : Law, ethics & professionalism in healthcare Course code : MHLE 2012 Course classification : Major (Core)
Course Synopsis The law, ethics and professionalism courses is a foundational program that provide understanding of basic ethical principle, the professional code of ethics, and the legalistic, for ethical decision-making when dealing with patient/client care. The course derives its main contents from principles of healthcare ethics, professional virtues, local health laws, an incorporates their professional role and responsibilities based on the ethical principle.
Course Learning Outcomes 1 Comply the fundamentals of health law, ethics and professionalism in healthcare 2 Explain the concept, mechanism and parameters of ethics, legal bindings and professional practice in providing patient/client care across a diverse population 3 Use appropriate mechanism in documenting and maintaining medical records in accordance to legal requirement
Course Content Outline and Subtopics Unit 1 Law 1.1 Introduction to Law & Medicine 1.2 Elements of Medical Law & Legal Issues facing of health care providers 1.3 Medical error, adverse event & near misses 1.4 Law & rule of medical records Unit 2 Ethics 2.1 Ethics and law 2.2 Ethical principle and theory 2.3 Ethical decision making 2.4 Patient Safety 2.5 Ethic and legal dilemma
Course Content Outline and Subtopics Unit 3 Professionalism 3.1 Introduction to professionalism 3.2 Professional code of conduct 3.3 Professional boundaries and moral obligation 3.4 Professional care on transcultural sensitivities and population diversity
Assessment Method & Type No Formative Assessment Weightage Summative Assessment Weightage 1 TEST 10% FINAL EXAMINATION 60% 2 ASSIGNMENT 20% 3 PRESENTATION 10%
Main references Allied Health Professionals Act 2016[Act 774], International Law Book Services, Latest Edition; Puteri Nemie Jahn Kassim, law and Ethics Relating to Medical Profession, Internationall Law Book Services, Latest Edition; Norchaya Talib, Law of Torts in Malaysia, Sweet & Maxwell Asia, Third Edition; Jonathan Herring, Mdical Law and Ethics, Online Resource Centre, 6th Edition (amendments to second schedule 24th March, 2022)
Unit 1.1 Introduction to law and medicine
Learning objectives Basic concepts of law and medicine Differences between civil and criminal law Outline laws related to healthcare in Malaysia
Basic concept of law Definition of law Medicine of susceptibility Regulatory body in MOH
i. Definition of law
Sources of law
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
ii. Medicine susceptibility
Regulatory body in MOH
Differences between civil and criminal law CIVIL LAW CRIMINAL LAW
Differences between civil and criminal law CIVIL LAW CRIMINAL LAW
CIVIL LAW VS CRIMINAL LAW
CIVIL LAW VS CRIMINAL LAW
LAW RELATED TO MEDICAL AND HEALTHCARE IN MALAYSIA
i. Medicine impact law
1. Determine life / death
2. Sanity
3. Forensic medicine
4. Organ donation / preservation / transplantation
5. Consent and confidentiality
ii. Law impacting medicine
ii. Law impacting medicine
ii. Law impacting medicine
iii. List of laws and regulations related to healthcare delivery
iii. List of laws and regulations related to healthcare delivery
iii. List of laws and regulations related to healthcare delivery
iii. List of laws and regulations related to healthcare delivery