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Professional Responsibility in Dentistry : A Practical Guide to Law and Ethics

ISBN: 9780470959770 | 0470959770
Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Wiley
Pub. Date: 7/5/2011

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
Professional Responsibility in Dentistry: A Practical Guide to Law and Ethics integrates dental law, risk management, professionalism, and ethics, as all are interrelated in everyday practice. Beyond theory, the fact-based approach of this book shows examples of various situations the dentist may face. Dr.
Prefacep. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Legal Conceptsp. 3
The Lawsuitp. 5
True Case 1: Miscarriage due to endodonticsp. 5
True Case 2: Changing the chartp. 6
True Case 3: Saving the case for trialp. 7
Referencep. 8
The Regulation of Dentistryp. 9
True Case 4: Dental state board case of fractured porcelain... MOREp. 10
Federal oversightp. 11
True Case 5: OSHAp. 13
Licensurep. 15
Continuing educationp. 16
Permitsp. 17
Professional misconduct and unprofessional conductp. 18
True Case 6: Forfeit of licensep. 19
True Case 7: Lost his licensep. 19
Auxiliary personnelp. 20
True Case 8: Assistant extracted toothp. 20
Advertisingp. 22
True Case 9: Dental society denialp. 23
Referencesp. 23
Definitions and Legal Conceptsp. 25
True Case 10: Amalgam tattoo = melanomap. 26
True Case 11: Divorce due to parasthesiap. 27
True Case 12 (True Case 1 Revisited): Lawsuit due to dentist's criticismp. 27
Referencesp. 31
The Practice of Dentistryp. 33
The Doctor-Patient Relationshipp. 35
True Case 13: Food for fillingsp. 36
True Case 14: No pay, no crownp. 39
Referencesp. 39
May You Refuse To Treat?p. 41
Referencesp. 42
The Medical-Dental Historyp. 43
True Case 15: Only Bonivap. 44
True Case 16: Only heart surgeryp. 45
Referencep. 46
Child Abusep. 47
True Case 17: Child neglectp. 49
Referencesp. 49
Informed Consentp. 51
True Case 18: Implants include the teethp. 52
True Case 19: Signed consent? Forgeryp. 55
True Case 20: Two for onep. 56
True Case 21: Teenage pregnancyp. 57
True Case 22: Lawyer threatens: write off patient's balance or be suedp. 58
Referencesp. 59
Recordsp. 61
Referencesp. 67
Statute of Limitationsp. 69
Referencep. 71
Abandonmentp. 73
True Case 23: Patient outsmarts dentistp. 76
Referencesp. 76
Standard of Carep. 77
Challengesp. 85
Referencesp. 86
Peer Reviewp. 87
True Case 24: Peer reviewp. 88
Referencesp. 88
Risk Managementp. 89
True Case 25: Too many "near misses"p. 91
The dos and don'ts of risk managementp. 91
If you are suedp. 96
True Case 26 (True Case 6 revisited): Dentist leaves statep. 96
True Case 27 (True Case 2 revisited): Changing the chartp. 97
Practice enhancement through risk managementp. 98
True Case 28: Who knows what is going on?p. 99
Referencesp. 104
Employees and Associatesp. 105
True Case 29: Extra-long vacationp. 107
Referencep. 107
Professionalism and Ethicsp. 109
Professionalismp. 111
Referencesp. 116
Ethicsp. 117
True Case 30: Patient doesn't want referralp. 118
True Case 31: I don't want my teethp. 119
True Case 32: Fractured porcelainp. 121
True Case 33: No pay, no treatmentp. 123
Referencesp. 125
Professional Ethical Situations Based on True Casesp. 127
New Dentist Issuesp. 131
Associateshipsp. 133
True Case 34: Dentist reopened next doorp. 135
True Case 35: Dentist takes all patient records to new officep. 135
True Case 36: Buy what you built?p. 137
True Case 37: Earn your payp. 138
Referencesp. 139
Starting or Buying a Practicep. 141
True Case 38: Do you see me now?p. 141
True Case 39: You can run but you can't hidep. 142
True Case 40: Poof! You're movingp. 143
True Case 41: Bankruptp. 145
Referencesp. 149
Marketing for a Successful Practicep. 151
True Case 42: Keeping it in the familyp. 157
True Case 43: Keep the patients comingp. 158
True Case 44: Insurance company approves treatment but then doesn't payp. 161
Referencesp. 163
Co-diagnosing, or Gaining the Patient's Trustp. 165
True Case 45: Denture timep. 167
Referencep. 170
Employee Managementp. 171
Referencep. 177
Multispecialty Practicep. 179
Formsp. 185
General release for dental treatmentp. 185
Consent for pulpal debridement and endodontic treatmentp. 186
Consent for oral surgeryp. 187
Consent for periodontal surgeryp. 188
General consent for surgical and invasive proceduresp. 189
Refusal of treatment / referralp. 190
Termination letterp. 191
What you should know about financing your dental treatmentp. 192
Authorization for release of dental recordsp. 193
Indexp. 195
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Joseph P. Graskemper, DDS, JD, is a practicing dentist who also holds a law degree. His practice experience includes being the sole owner of a multi-specialty practice for twenty years in San Diego, California, an expert witness for more than twenty years, a published author of journal and magazine articles in the U.S. and internationally, and a speaker at dental conferences across the U.S. Dr. Graskemper is the past director of professional responsibility and the past editor of the Post Graduate Literature Review Journal at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine, where he is an associate clinical professor.


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