Medical Law : Ethics and Principles

Course details

• Module 01 - An Introduction to Medical Law: Learners will gain foundational knowledge about the field of medical law, including its scope, importance, and basic principles.
• Module 02 - Legislation on Access to Health, Medical Report, Treatment: This module covers laws and regulations regarding access to healthcare, medical reporting, and treatment protocols.
• Module 03 - Legislation on Adult Support: Learners will explore legal frameworks concerning support and rights for adults in healthcare settings.
• Module 04 - Legislation on Public Health and Health Service (Part 1): This module begins a detailed examination of laws related to public health and healthcare services.
• Module 05 - Legislation on Public Health and Health Service (Part 2): A continuation of Module 04, delving deeper into public health legislation and health service delivery.
• Module 06 - Legislation on Public Health and Health Service (Part 3): Further exploration of public health law, focusing on advanced topics and case studies.
• Module 07 - Legislation on Public Health and Health Service (Part 4): This module concludes the comprehensive review of public health and health service legislation.
• Module 08 - Legislation on Coronavirus: Learners will study legal responses and regulations specifically related to the coronavirus pandemic.
• Module 09 - Legislation on Mental Health (Part 1): An in-depth look at laws and ethical considerations surrounding mental health care begins in this module.
• Module 10 - Legislation on Mental Health (Part 2): Continues the exploration of mental health legislation, focusing on recent developments and complex cases.
• Module 11 - Legislation on Abortion: This module addresses the legal and ethical dimensions of abortion laws and their implications in healthcare.
• Module 12 - Other Legislation (Part 1): Explores additional legal topics in healthcare not covered in previous modules.
• Module 13 - Other Legislation (Part 2): Continues from Part 1, covering more specialized or less common areas of medical law.