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Medical-legal considerations involved in the transport of critically ill patients.

The author explains the basic elements of negligence and describes how these elements are complicated by the very nature of the transport process. The author also provides information on establishing a transport program that will minimize patient injury and protect the transport team from liability. A list of tips for avoiding liability is also included.

Critical Care↗

Legal liabilities in continuing education: protecting your institution and yourself.

Continuing medical education (CME) activities conducted by medical schools, institutions, or organizations contain inherent liability potentials that should be recognized. Three major areas for potential liability should be carefully regarded by individuals who supervise, organize, or plan educational programs. These are: 1) contract liability--specifically in contracts with hotels, i.e., cancellation clauses, warranties, and indemnifications; 2) liability for ensuring the health and safety of individuals, i.e., fire, security, hazards, emergency procedures, and alcohol at functions; and 3) appropriate and adequate insurance coverage.

Accident Prevention↗