CO OZNACZA SŁOWO DEFENSIVE MEDICINE
Medycyna obronna
Medycyna obronna, zwana również defensywną decyzją medyczną, odnosi się do praktyki zalecania testu diagnostycznego lub leczenia, który niekoniecznie jest najlepszym rozwiązaniem dla pacjenta, ale opcją, która służy głównie do ochrony lekarza przed pacjentem jako potencjalnego powoda . Medycyna obronna to reakcja na rosnące koszty składek ubezpieczeniowych nadużyć i nadużyć pacjenta w przypadku pozwania o nieuprawnioną lub opóźnioną diagnozę lub leczenie, ale nie z powodu zaostrzenia. Lekarze USA mają największe ryzyko bycia pozwanym, a częstsze leczenie jest powszechne. Liczba pozwów przeciwko lekarzom w Stanach Zjednoczonych wzrosła w ciągu ostatnich dziesięcioleci i miała istotny wpływ na zachowanie lekarzy i praktykę medyczną. Lekarze przeprowadzają testy i unikają leczenia pacjentów z wysokim ryzykiem w celu zmniejszenia ich ekspozycji na procesy sądowe lub zmuszeni do zaprzestania ćwiczeń z powodu zbyt wysokich składek ubezpieczeniowych. To zachowanie stało się znane jako medycyna obronna, "odchylenie od zdrowych praktyk medycznych wskazanych przede wszystkim przez groźbę odpowiedzialności".
Definicja słowa defensive medicine w słowniku
Definicja medycyny defensywnej w słowniku jest praktyką lekarza zlecającego rozległe, często niepotrzebne badania w celu zminimalizowania odpowiedzialności, jeśli zostanie oskarżona o zaniedbanie.
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The Medical Malpractice Myth (Large Print 16pt)
Of all the parts of the medical malpractice myth, claims about defensive medicine
are the most difficult to pin down. Part of the problem lies in defining “de- fensive
medicine.” As the quote from former senators George McGovern and Alan ...
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Health Economics: Theory, Insights, and Industry Studies
Several studies on the subject find that physicians are encouraged to practice
defensive medicine and provide more medical care than is justified. For example,
Kessler and McClellan (1996) utilize Medicare data for serious heart disease to ...
Rexford Santerre, Stephen Neun,
2009
DEFENSIVE MEDICINE: COST SAYINGS UNCERTAIN WHY ARE WE NUMBER
ONE? Search us- (Everyone else does.) award in malpractice cases was
$962,258. A later study found that the average award had increased from
$220,000 in ...
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Informed Consent and Clinician Accountability: The Ethics of ...
Traditional definition of defensive medicine In order to determine whether or not
the disclosure of performance data really motivates doctors to practise defensive
medicine in a significant way, we need to understand the nature of defensive ...
Steve Clarke, Justin Oakley,
2007
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Clinical Psychiatry and the Law
The definition of defensive medicine is difficult to articulate because of the
complexity of the issue. Generally, however, defensive medicine refers to any act
or omission by a physician that is performed not for the benefit of the patient but
solely ...
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Bottom Line
Medicine: A Layman's Guide to Evidence-Based ...
2. Bell, P.A. “Legislative Intrusions into the Common Law of Medical Malpractice:
Thoughts About the Deterrent Effect of Tort Liability.” Syracuse Law Review vol
35(3) 1984. p. 939-93. 3. Summerton, N. “Trends in negative defensive medicine
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12.4.4 Defensive medicine Most doctors try to protect themselves from liability by
practicing defensive medicine. A major issue in medical malpractice consists in
defining this concept. Hence, according to the Congressional Office of ...
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Medical Malpractice: Theory, Evidence, and Public Policy
Although such apportionment may be tricky, it is routinely required in cases
where a defendant exacerbates a preexisting condition.10 Defensive Medicine
Although many deny that the threat of liability has any impact on patterns of
medical ...
Patricia Munch Danzon,
1985
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U.S. Healthcare on Life Support: Resuscitating the Dying System
This type of behavior is called “defensive medicine” and is practiced daily,
multiple times per day, and by virtually all physicians. An extensive governmental
study performed by the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) in 1994 defined ...
Stephen E. Weinberg,
2007
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Doctors' Errors and Mistakes of
Medicine: Must Health Care ...
defensive medicine. The case of the estimation of the pH of the umbilical cord is
not an exception, it is the rule. The whole of defensive medicine represents a
peculiar and hitherto unheard of policy. The approach seems to be morally wrong
, ...
Moshe Wolman, Ruth Manor,
2004
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defensive medicine w wiadomościach.
Community health in healthy communities
“We practise defensive medicine and ensure we make the right diagnosis and do all the right things, but going out in the community is an ... «The Age, Lip 15»
The Real Story of Obamacare's Birth
... sweeping malpractice reform and reductions in defensive medicine, and more market-oriented approaches to many areas of health delivery. «The Atlantic, Lip 15»
Getting doctors to reduce diagnostic testing is hard, but we should …
... lack of awareness of the evidence base for using tests, lack of awareness of tests' costs, patient requests, the practice of “defensive medicine” ... «The Conversation AU, Lip 15»
Cutting Medical Costs Could Rely on Continuity of Care
... for example, which generally lacks studies showing improved outcomes – to set themselves apart, defensive medicine, patient expectations, ... «TheStreet.com, Lip 15»
Internal Medicine Residents Clueless on Costs
... by defensive medicine, followed by diagnostic uncertainty (60.9%), patient demands (54.8%), and concerns about patient follow-up (47.1%). «MedPage Today, Cze 15»
Revolutionizing Health Care
Add to that the growing frustration with health insurance coverage in this country, as well as the now-prevalent practice of "defensive medicine" ... «Wealth Daily, Cze 15»
Decision Means More Than 400000 Georgians Will Keep Coverage
... accounts, tax credits for the purchase of coverage and lawsuit abuse reforms to reduce the costly practice of defensive medicine," Price said. «GPB, Cze 15»
Survey: Most Internal Medicine Residents Are Clueless About …
85% said drug overuse was driven by defensive medicine, followed by diagnostic uncertainty (61%), patient demands (55%), and concerns ... «P&T Community, Cze 15»
Malpractice Limits Would Cut Hospital Costs
This is called defensive medicine. The point is that if lawmakers were to place reasonable limits on malpractice suits against hospitals, their ... «Hartford Courant, Cze 15»
Our Most Disturbing Medical Malpractice Pop Quiz Yet!
When a state enacts “caps” on non-economic damages, which proponents say will reduce the costs of so-called “defensive medicine,” costs of ... «ThePopTort, Cze 15»