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[The problem of iatrogenesis].

Authors: V I, Rusakov;

[The problem of iatrogenesis].

Abstract

A rise of iatrogenic injuries of late disturbing. It comprises the whole spectrum of negative psychological and physical impacts of the physician on the patient. The source of iatrogenia is violation of moral norms, insufficient professionalism, negligence and indifference. Organizational of independent medico-legal association is considered necessary which on the base of strict and efficient regulations will control correctness of the treatment, determine the extent of iatrogenic injuries and responsibility for each of them as well as ensure normal conditions for work of surgeons and their legal defence from an negative actions.

Keywords

Physician-Patient Relations, Legislation, Medical, Postoperative Complications, Medical Errors, Iatrogenic Disease, Humans, Ethics, Medical

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