Legal Issues in Health Care Elective IDE1-5050/F

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Legal Issues in Health Care Elective IDE1-5050/F Carol A. Schwab, J.D., LL.M. Professor, College of Graduate Health Sciences Professor, College of Pharmacy University of Tennessee Health Science Center UTHSC 11/24/2018

Legal issues of health care is an essential component of medical education. Strongly Agree Agree Somewhat Agree Neutral Somewhat Disagree Disagree Strongly Disagree UTHSC 11/24/2018

Case Study #1 Patient has a sore throat and makes an appointment to see Physician. Physician examines Patient’s throat and prescribes appropriate treatment. Patient’s sore throat heals completely. UTHSC 11/24/2018

Are there any legal issues in this case? Yes No Consent Standard of care Confidentiality Continuity of care Insurance/payment issues Medical record requirements UTHSC 11/24/2018

A health care provider must never disclose a patient’s protected health information without the patient’s written HIPPA authorization. True False UTHSC 11/24/2018

Health care providers are required by law to report statutory rape. True False UTHSC 11/24/2018

A mature minor has the legal right to consent to the treatment of a sore throat without parental involvement. True False UTHSC 11/24/2018

A schedule III drug may be prescribed with: No refills 5 refills for 12 months 5 refills for 6 months Unlimited refills for 12 months Unlimited refills for 6 months UTHSC 11/24/2018

Patient lacks the capacity to make his health care decisions Patient lacks the capacity to make his health care decisions. Of the following, who has the legal right to consent to treatment? Spouse Adult child Sibling designated by the attending physician as the surrogate UTHSC 11/24/2018

Legal Issues in Health Care Physician-Patient relationship Confidentiality Consent Medical Records Risk Management End-of-Life legal issues Communicable disease legal issues Mental health legal issues The business side of medicine Prescribing practices UTHSC 11/24/2018

Legal Issues in Health Care IDE1-5050/F Block 2 and Block 4 Minimum of 4 students, maximum of 16 About 48 hours of class time Class meets 4 days a week for 3 - 3½ hours each day for 4 weeks. The class is usually held in the morning, except for the first session which is held in the afternoon. Meeting times are subject to change, so students must be flexible. Fridays are reserved for makeup days due to weather, etc. Team-based learning format mixed with interactive lectures cschwab@uthsc.edu UTHSC 11/24/2018