The hungarian system of the legal relationships which determine the civil responsibility of the healthcare service providers
The hungarian system of the legal relationships which determine the civil responsibility of the healthcare service providers
Author(s): Judit ZákánySubject(s): Civil Law, Health and medicine and law, Welfare services, Labour and Social Security Law
Published by: Editura U. T. Press
Keywords: hungarian system of the legal relationships; civil responsibility; healthcare service providers; patient; damages; medical employee;
Summary/Abstract: We examined the legal possibilities which are usually used during medical activities. It can be said the there are many variable possibilities. I dealt preferentially with the liability rules of the legal relations, which are important and actual because of the tendencies, concerning the liability for damages of the healthcare service providers and make this liability more malevolent, and because of the explanation which is getting harder. Because of the wider liability there is the possible chance that the damage amount, or its part can be avoided to the employees who do the medical activities. The measure of this depends on the legal form in which the medical activity is being done. Not only a person with qualification can be in legal relation with the healthcare service provider, but – in favour of complete the personal and objective resources – the healthcare service providers can make contracts with each other. This means collaborate contracts which are significant in the area of the medical services. The term of starting the services, the costs and the liability are mainly diverge from each other in the legal relations. This is beneficial because the qualified medical person can find the form which is the most sufficient for his priorities and possibilities. Ha can operate in contractual relation at a healthcare service provider, or independently, or – in the form of a joint enterprise – he can operate a healthcare service provider. But there is the disadvantage that the possibilities are hardly seen clearly because of the many legal relations and the fragmented regulation.
Journal: European Humanitarian Studies
- Issue Year: 2019
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 63-79
- Page Count: 17
- Language: English