Author/Editor		Korošec, Damjan
Title		Pravice zdravnikov v Sloveniji in Evropi (osebnostnopravni vidik)
Translated title		Physicians' rights in Slovenia and Europe (from the standpoint of the law of personal rights)
Type		članek
Source		Zdrav Vestn
Vol. and No.		Letnik 75, št. 10
Publication year		2006
Volume		str. 645-51
Language		slo
Abstract		In Slovenia criminal law in practice does not put medical intervention performed ignoring patient's consent under sanction, This situation is a result of traditionally weakly developed doctrine of patient's autonomy in SFRY and Slovenia, and can be in terms of comparative law described as a remain of past era. With regard to several questions concerning the omission of medical aid to person, who commits suicide and refuses medical aid, Slovenian legal theory and even more the jurisprudence do not give clear answers. This is not a situation from which legal security of physicians would benefit. However, the personal rights of physicians can be described as relatively well developed.
Summary		V Sloveniji kazensko pravo v praksi ne sankcionira zdravniškega posega, opravljenega neodvisno od privolitve pacienta. Tako stanje je posledica tradicionalno šibke razvitosti doktrine avtonomije pacienta v SFRJ in Sloveniji in ga je mogoče primerjalnopravno označiti kot ostanek minulih časov, ki se mu kaže čim prej odpovedati. Glede nekaterih vprašanj, kakršna so upravičenost ali opravičenost opustitve zdravniške pomoči samomorilcu, ki vnaprej zavrača pomoč v primeru spodletelega poskusa samomora, se slovenska pravna teorija, še bolj izrazito pa sodna praksa, iz različnih vzrokov še niso jasno opredelili. To ni stanje, ki bi koristilo pravni varnosti zdravnikov v Sloveniji. V glavnem pa so osebnostne pravice zdravnikov v Sloveniji sorazmerno spodobno razvite.
Descriptors		PATIENT ADVOCACY PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE TREATMENT REFUSAL INFORMED CONSENT LIABILITY, LEGAL