This document outlines the course schedule for a Legal Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence course taken in the second semester of 2018-2019. It includes 13 topics that will be covered throughout the semester by different lecturers and student groups. These topics range from introductions to medical ethics and terminology to examinations of specific legal doctrines around health systems, documentation standards, autopsy procedures, and forensic science. The course will conclude with a final exam on May 30. Recommended reference materials are also provided.
This document outlines the course schedule for a Legal Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence course taken in the second semester of 2018-2019. It includes 13 topics that will be covered throughout the semester by different lecturers and student groups. These topics range from introductions to medical ethics and terminology to examinations of specific legal doctrines around health systems, documentation standards, autopsy procedures, and forensic science. The course will conclude with a final exam on May 30. Recommended reference materials are also provided.
This document outlines the course schedule for a Legal Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence course taken in the second semester of 2018-2019. It includes 13 topics that will be covered throughout the semester by different lecturers and student groups. These topics range from introductions to medical ethics and terminology to examinations of specific legal doctrines around health systems, documentation standards, autopsy procedures, and forensic science. The course will conclude with a final exam on May 30. Recommended reference materials are also provided.
I. Introduction Atty. Orig · Hippocratic Oath · Definition of terms; Legal Terminologies · Philippine Judicial System II. Basic Principle of Application of Criminal Law III. The Medical Act of 1959 As Amended (RA2382) Code of Medical Ethics In Relation With Medical Act 1959 IV. Medicolegal Division A. Medicolegal investigation V. The Dead Person and its Remains A. Death B. Wounds C. Injuries D. Fetal Death VI. Legal Doctrine Related To Physician and Hospital A. Definition of terms B. Malpractice C. Medical Malpractice Cases Decided by the Supreme Court
VII. Legal Doctrine Applicable To The Health System
A. Generic Act of 1988 as amended by the Universally Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
B. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of
2002 C. Organ donation act of 1991 including DOH Administrative Order 2010-0018 D. Special protection of children against abuse, exploitation and discrimination act; RA 7610
E. Code of conduct of ethical standard for
public official and employee; RA 6713 F. Anti Violence Against Women and their Children Act RA 9262 G. Data Privacy Act of 2012 H. The Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012
VIII. Documentation and Evidence Group 2
A. The medical evidence B. Forms and diagrams C. Protocol for sexual cases IX. Autopsy Procedure Group 3 X. Alcohol abuse Group 4 May 2 XI. Phil Health Insurance Corporation Group 5 A. Coverage B. Entitlement C. Packages D. Benefits availment May 9, 16, 23 XII. Introduction To Forensic Science Group 1 A. Crime scene investigation B. Forensic evidence and examination C. Admissibility of scientific or technological evidence D. Forensic biochemistry and molecula biology E. DNA as evidence F. Firearms 1. Forensic ballistics May 30 FINAL EXAM
1. Medical Laws And Jurisprudence by Atty. Peter Ng MD PHD, FPAFP; et al.
2. Legal Medicine, Sypnosis In Forensic Medicine And Medical Jurisprudence 2007, Renato M. Maligaya MD. LLB, MM 3. Forensic Science 2007 by Atty. Peter Ng 4. Basics of Philippine Medical Jurisprudence and Ethics by Justice Josue N. Bellosillo et al (2010 ed)