A code of medical ethics : with remarks on the duties of practitioners to their patients, and the obligations of patients to their medical advisers ; also on the duties of the profession to the public, and the obligations of the public to the faculty / by Jukes Styrap.

  • De Styrap, Jukes, 1815-1899.
Date:
1878
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    callous indeed to all the finer feelings of human nature must he he, who could calndy contemplate so unenviable a position in the medical world as that which would be implied by the general censure of his brother practitioners,] CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS. THE DUTIES OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS TO THE PUBLIC AND TO THE PROFESSION AT LARGE, TO EACH OTHER, AND TO THEMSELVES. CHAP. I.—ON THE DUTIES OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS TO THEIR PATIENTS, AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF PATIENTS TO THEIR MEDICAL ADVISERS. SECT. 1.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONEHS TO THEIR PATIENTS. SECT. 2.—THE OBLIGATIONS OF PATIENTS TO THEIB MEDICAL ADVISERS. CHAP. II.—ON THE DUTIES OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS TO THE PROFESSION, TO EACH OTHER, AND TO THEMSELVES. SECT. 1.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN SUPPORT OF PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER AND STATUS. SECT. 2.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN REGARD TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO EACH OTHER. SECT. 3.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN RESPECT TO VICARIOUS OFFICES. SECT. 4.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN CONSULTATIONS. SECT. 5.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN REFERENCE TO SUBSTITUTES OR LOOUM-TENENTES, AND INCIDENTAL INTERFERENCE WITH OTHER THAN THEIR OWN PATIENTS. SECT. 6.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS WHEN DIFFERENCES OCCUR BE- TWEEN THEM. SECT. 7.—THE DUTIES OF PRACTITIONERS IN REFERENCE TO PROFESSIONAL CHARGES. CHAP. III.—ON THE DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION TO THE PUBLIC AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE* PUBLIC TO THE PRO- FESSION. SECT. 1.—THE DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION TO THE PUBLIC. SECT. 2.—THE OBLIGATIONS OK THE PUBLIC TO THE PROFESSION. SECT. -3.—THE USE OF AND PROPERTY IN PR15SCRTPTI0NS.