Medical Practitioner in UK Law

  • Incapacity to consent and hospital patients
    • The Drink- and Drug-Drive Offences: A Handbook for Practitioners - 3rd Edition
    • Wildy Simmonds & Hill
    • 109-118
    ... ... amount to an assault and breach medical ethics ... The power arises where the person has been involved in an ... The specimen is not to be taken by a medical practitioner having ... responsibility for the clinical care of the person, and is to ... ...
  • Challenging Home Abortion in Scotland: Society for the Protection of Unborn Children v Scottish Ministers
    • No. , January 2019
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 103-110
    ... ... “the 1967 Act”): namely that they are performed by a registered medical practitioner on specific medical grounds, and in an approved location ... ...
  • Unfitness to drive
    • The Drink- and Drug-Drive Offences: A Handbook for Practitioners - 3rd Edition
    • Wildy Simmonds & Hill
    • 127-133
    ... ... The evidence of a medical practitioner, whether or not a police surgeon, who ... examines a suspect ... ...
  • The presence, nature and effects of job stress on physical and psychological health at a large Australian university
    • No. 34-4, October 1996
    • Journal of Educational Administration
    • 73-86
    Examines how data on job stress, health, anxiety and daily hassle were collected via survey questionnaires from 1,925 staff at Monash University campuses. The sample included academic, general, adm...
    ... ... poor health as measured by absences through illness, visits toa medical practitioner, and self-rating of overall physical health. Dua ... ...
  • For the Health of the Economy and Patent System: Rationale and Scope of Patent Attorney Privilege
    • No. 4-1, 2008
    • Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice
    • 23-32
    ... ... With respect to the medical practitioner–patient privilege, for example, an ability to consult fully ... ...
  • Appendices
    • Drink- and Drug- Drive Case Notes – 4th Edition
    • Wildy Simmonds & Hill
    • 677-696
    ... ... specified controlled drug had been prescribed or supplied to D for medical ... or dental purposes, ... (b) D took the drug in accordance with any ... making the requirement has been advised by a medical practitioner ... [or a registered health care professional28 ... ] that the condition ... ...
  • Chapter 35: Maritime safety: organisation of working time of seafarers
    • EU shipping law
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 1490-1496
    ... ... that, prior to beginning work on a ship, seafarers hold a valid medical certificate attesting that they are medically fit to perform the duties ... certificate must be issued by a duly qualified medical practitioner or, in the case of a certificate solely concerning eyesight, by a person ... ...
  • Recent Judicial Decisions
    • No. 82-2, June 2009
    • Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles
    • 0000
    ... ... their lawyers (in Re McE andRe C) and between a suspect and his medical practitioner (inRe M), under powers conferred by the Regulation of ... ...
  • Blood and urine specimens
    • The Drink- and Drug-Drive Offences: A Handbook for Practitioners - 3rd Edition
    • Wildy Simmonds & Hill
    • 61-108
    ... ... for medical reasons a specimen of breath cannot be provided or should not ... be ... making the requirement has been advised by a medical practitioner ... or a registered health care professional that the condition of the ... ...
  • Appeal Tribunals
    • Part III. Administration and Adjudication
    • War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation. Law and Practice - 2nd Edition
    • Andrew Bano
    • 199-203
    ... ... The tribunal was assisted by a medical assessor, who could conduct medical examinations and question witnesses, ... The other tribunal members were a qualified medical practitioner and a disabled ex-serviceman, who had to be an officer if the appeal was ... ...
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