BACKGROUND TO CHANGE THE PROCESS OF CLINICAL AND ANATOMICAL ANALYSIS ON THE MODERN STAGE. Part 2
Based on many years of expertise in criminal and civil cases and taking into account the transition from a paternalistic model of relations with the patient to a medico-legal model the authors give the proposals for changing the organization of clinical-anatomic analysis in the hospital. The most significant of these changes are: waiver of dual clinical and morphological diagnosis, the formation of a unified clinical-morphological diagnosis; the subject of this work must become the Medical Commission of the hospital. The results of detailed medico-legal analysis of the problem are presented. The study of normative legal base and legal consequences of unreasonable discrepancies between the diagnoses for medical institutions and patients is performed.