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catalog contributor b3789639.
catalog contributor b3789640.
catalog created "c1992.".
catalog date "1992".
catalog date "c1992.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1992.".
catalog description "Chapter 11: Control and prevention -- How to limit the spread of AIDS -- Promotional material -- Health education -- Conclusion -- Chapter 12: The legal implications of universal precautions -- Why follow universal precautions? -- Chapter 14: Drugs and condoms -- New drugs -- Condoms -- Chapter 15: Death and dying -- Life as a lingering death -- The legal duty to the patient -- The patient's refusal of care -- Refusal of care in advance -- Example of a "living will" -- Passive and active euthanasia -- Suicide -- Conclusion -- Chapter 16: Handling the remains of the deceased -- Embalming -- Discrimination -- Notification of cause of death -- Employees of funeral homes -- Conclusion -- Chapter 17: The challenges that lie ahead -- Look-back program -- Who compensates the practitioner? -- Testing as a condition of staff privileges -- Keeping perspective".
catalog description "Chapter 1: AIDS v. the law -- The traditional legal response -- Why AIDS is different -- The impact of the gay community on social and legal policy -- The shift in government thinking -- Chapter 2: HIV testing -- The need for consent to HIV testing -- Consent requirements for HIV testing -- The exceptional cases -- Insurance screening -- Documenting HIV testing consents -- Orders for HIV testing -- Handling HIV test results -- HIV testing in perspective -- Chapter 3: Duty to advise -- Is there a right to confidentiality -- Mandatory reporting by legislation -- Advice to private individuals -- Duty to warn -- Advice to the patient -- Chapter 4: Quarantine -- Rethinking communicable disease legislation -- Legal arguments against quarantine in AIDS -- Liberty of movement removed -- Right to bodily integrity removed -- Removing the rights -- Why quarantine is unlikely with AIDS -- Chapter 5: Marriage, divorce, and AIDS -- What is marriage? -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p.127-133) and index.".
catalog description "The validity of marriage to an AIDS patient -- Infection as a ground for divorce -- Divorce on the basis of cruelty -- Maintenance -- Child custody and access -- Child protection legislation -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Discrimination -- Human rights legisation and AIDS -- Discrimination in health services -- AIDS and employment discrimination -- Chapter 7: Liability for non-transfusion infection -- Factors discouraging suits -- Situtations giving rise to civil liability -- Causes of action -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Blood transfusions and transplants -- Liability of donor -- Liability of collector of blood, tissue and organs -- Consent by donors to testing -- Consent by recipient of blood, organs or tissue -- Chapter 9: Immigration and travel -- Entry to Canada -- Travel to other countries -- Chapter 10: AIDS and the criminal law -- Is AIDS a criminal matter? -- Acts that could be crimes -- Problems of proof -- The problem with criminal law -- Potential offences -- The future -- ".
catalog extent "xvi, 147 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "AIDS and Canadian law.".
catalog identifier "0409889350 :".
catalog isFormatOf "AIDS and Canadian law.".
catalog issued "1992".
catalog issued "c1992.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Toronto : Butterworths ; Austin, Tex. : Butterworth Legal Publishers,".
catalog relation "AIDS and Canadian law.".
catalog spatial "Canada.".
catalog subject "344.71/04369792 20".
catalog subject "AIDS (Disease) Law and legislation Canada.".
catalog subject "AIDS (Disease) Patients Canada.".
catalog subject "HIV (Viruses) Social aspects Canada.".
catalog subject "KE3593.A54 R69 1992".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 11: Control and prevention -- How to limit the spread of AIDS -- Promotional material -- Health education -- Conclusion -- Chapter 12: The legal implications of universal precautions -- Why follow universal precautions? -- Chapter 14: Drugs and condoms -- New drugs -- Condoms -- Chapter 15: Death and dying -- Life as a lingering death -- The legal duty to the patient -- The patient's refusal of care -- Refusal of care in advance -- Example of a "living will" -- Passive and active euthanasia -- Suicide -- Conclusion -- Chapter 16: Handling the remains of the deceased -- Embalming -- Discrimination -- Notification of cause of death -- Employees of funeral homes -- Conclusion -- Chapter 17: The challenges that lie ahead -- Look-back program -- Who compensates the practitioner? -- Testing as a condition of staff privileges -- Keeping perspective".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 1: AIDS v. the law -- The traditional legal response -- Why AIDS is different -- The impact of the gay community on social and legal policy -- The shift in government thinking -- Chapter 2: HIV testing -- The need for consent to HIV testing -- Consent requirements for HIV testing -- The exceptional cases -- Insurance screening -- Documenting HIV testing consents -- Orders for HIV testing -- Handling HIV test results -- HIV testing in perspective -- Chapter 3: Duty to advise -- Is there a right to confidentiality -- Mandatory reporting by legislation -- Advice to private individuals -- Duty to warn -- Advice to the patient -- Chapter 4: Quarantine -- Rethinking communicable disease legislation -- Legal arguments against quarantine in AIDS -- Liberty of movement removed -- Right to bodily integrity removed -- Removing the rights -- Why quarantine is unlikely with AIDS -- Chapter 5: Marriage, divorce, and AIDS -- What is marriage? -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "The validity of marriage to an AIDS patient -- Infection as a ground for divorce -- Divorce on the basis of cruelty -- Maintenance -- Child custody and access -- Child protection legislation -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Discrimination -- Human rights legisation and AIDS -- Discrimination in health services -- AIDS and employment discrimination -- Chapter 7: Liability for non-transfusion infection -- Factors discouraging suits -- Situtations giving rise to civil liability -- Causes of action -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Blood transfusions and transplants -- Liability of donor -- Liability of collector of blood, tissue and organs -- Consent by donors to testing -- Consent by recipient of blood, organs or tissue -- Chapter 9: Immigration and travel -- Entry to Canada -- Travel to other countries -- Chapter 10: AIDS and the criminal law -- Is AIDS a criminal matter? -- Acts that could be crimes -- Problems of proof -- The problem with criminal law -- Potential offences -- The future -- ".
catalog title "AIDS and Canadian law / Lorne Elkin Rozovsky, Fay A. Rozovsky.".
catalog type "text".