Publications
Teaching Human Rights in Patient Care
The OSI Law and Health Initiative has released a CD-ROM that includes readings, lectures, and background information for a February 2007 seminar, "Teaching Human Rights in Patient Care," part of the Salzburg Medical Seminar series. Organized by LAHI, the seminar brought together country teams from Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Ukraine for one week of instruction on how to create a course on law, health, and human rights for implementation in universities in their home countries.
Contents
Welcome: Jonathan Cohen, Course Director
Participants
Panels (includes Course Materials)
- Mapping the International Framework for Health and Human Rights
- Country Reports
- Regional and Constitutional Protection of Health
- Institutionalization and the Health Care System
- Criminalized Populations and Disease Vulnerability
- Patient Privacy, Consent, and Confidentiality
- Providers’ Rights and their Relationship to Patients’ Rights
- Legal Remedies for Health Care Abuses
- Human Rights in Health Care Reform
- Curriculum Design: Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Methodology
Syllabus and Schedule
Pictures
Ordering Information
For a copy of the CD, please contact the Law and Health Initiative at lawandhealth@sorosny.org.
