A physician responsibility: the union between medicine, medical law and bioethics

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.415222907

• Palavras-chave: MEDICINE, MEDICAL LAW, BIOETHICS

• Keywords: MEDICINE, MEDICAL LAW, BIOETHICS

• Abstract:

  The idea of civil liability arises from the principle that whoever causes harm to another person,
  whether moral or material, must restore the good to the state in which he was before his
  harmful act, and, if it is not possible, should at least compensate the one who suffered the
  damage. As a rule, subjective responsibility is based on guilt, as this, the Consumer Protection
  Code, at certain times, admits subjective accountability, requiring an investigation of the guilt
  of liberal professionals. It is understood that the contractor undertakes to use the appropriate
  means to achieve a certain result, so the professional’s behavior must be to act with clarity and
  specificity, fulfilling the obligation to the one who was forced, however, if in the professional
  relationship that was processed, he behaved appropriately, compatible with what was hired,
  is exempt from liability. Hence, the responsibility for medical error is subjective if it is an
  obligation of medium, being a result when it comes to aesthetic procedures. There is also a
  current that refers to anesthesiology as an obligation of result.

• Número de páginas: 60