Applied Paramedic Law, Ethics and Professionalism brings together the legal and ethical principles relevant to paramedic profession in the Australian and New Zealand contexts. Written by Ruth Townsend and Morgan Luck, the text explores and explains the practical application of these principles through the use of case studies and paramedic-specific scenarios.
An indispensable guide for student paramedics, and those already in the profession, the text helps to develop an awareness of the legal and ethical principles that guide professional practice. By engaging with the text, readers develop an understanding of the implications of their decisions and actions in a range of situations, as well as an understanding of their professional responsibilities.
1. Chapter 4 : An introduction to the legal system and paramedic professionalism - p. Page 53 2. Chapter 5 : Consent and refusal of treatment - p. Page 80 3. Chapter 6 : Negligence and vicarious liability - p. Page 113 4. Chapter 7 : End-of-life care - p. Page 153 5. Chapter 8 : Protective jurisdiction - p. Page 173 6. Chapter 9 : Mental illness and the law in the pre-hospital emergency care setting - p. Page 205 7. Chapter 10 : Paramedics, privacy and confidentiality - p. Page 232 8. Chapter 11 : Record-keeping and the patient healthcare record - p. Page 255 9. Chapter 12 : The use of drugs in pre-hospital care - p. Page 277 10. Chapter 13 : Employment law - p. Page 289 11. Chapter 14 : Paramedic practice in New Zealand—legal issues and current debates - p. Page 309 12. Chapter 15 : Paramedic research - p. Page 331 13. Glossary - p. Page 349 14. Index - p. Page 355
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Applied Paramedic Law, Ethics and Professionalism brings together the legal and ethical principles relevant to paramedic profession in the Australian and New Zealand contexts. Written by Ruth Townsend and Morgan Luck, the text explores and explains the practical application of these principles through the use of case studies and paramedic-specific scenarios.
An indispensable guide for student paramedics, and those already in the profession, the text helps to develop an awareness of the legal and ethical principles that guide professional practice. By engaging with the text, readers develop an understanding of the implications of their decisions and actions in a range of situations, as well as an understanding of their professional responsibilities.
1. Chapter 4 : An introduction to the legal system and paramedic professionalism - p. Page 53 2. Chapter 5 : Consent and refusal of treatment - p. Page 80 3. Chapter 6 : Negligence and vicarious liability - p. Page 113 4. Chapter 7 : End-of-life care - p. Page 153 5. Chapter 8 : Protective jurisdiction - p. Page 173 6. Chapter 9 : Mental illness and the law in the pre-hospital emergency care setting - p. Page 205 7. Chapter 10 : Paramedics, privacy and confidentiality - p. Page 232 8. Chapter 11 : Record-keeping and the patient healthcare record - p. Page 255 9. Chapter 12 : The use of drugs in pre-hospital care - p. Page 277 10. Chapter 13 : Employment law - p. Page 289 11. Chapter 14 : Paramedic practice in New Zealand—legal issues and current debates - p. Page 309 12. Chapter 15 : Paramedic research - p. Page 331 13. Glossary - p. Page 349 14. Index - p. Page 355
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