While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disput...While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disputes, legal experts say.展开更多
As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age hav...As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age have been unearthed on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon展开更多
Imbalanced doctor-patient conflicts and divergences such as healthcare disturbance （yinao） significantly undermine the already-weakened mutual trust and lead to further deterioration of workplace safety and environm...Imbalanced doctor-patient conflicts and divergences such as healthcare disturbance （yinao） significantly undermine the already-weakened mutual trust and lead to further deterioration of workplace safety and environment for medical professionals in China. China has to implement all sorts of efforts to cut off the hostile settings where medical disturbances are rooted and developed. Such measures should at least include sufficient remedies provided by medical insurance, refined administrative mediation mechanism, better workplace protective systems in medical institutions, and more importantly, a full-pledged framework with enforceable rules to circumvent medical disturbances and resolving medical accidents. It is necessary to stipulate administrative, civil and criminal measures to punish medical disturbers while guaranteeing medical professionals such as doctors, nurses and supporting staffs due secured medical practice. In particular, a third-party dispute resolution mechanism, an improved appraisal platform and protection of confidential information of patients and doctors should be implemented in due course. In addition to a more refined legal framework, the social, cultural and professional settings of medical practice should also be further improved by removing ＂revenge＂ attacks on Chinese hospital professionals.展开更多
文摘While recent judicial interpretations released by the Supreme People’s Court, China’s top judicial organ, have addressed some ambiguities in the country’s two-year-old Property Law, they may give rise to new disputes, legal experts say.
文摘As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age have been unearthed on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon
文摘Imbalanced doctor-patient conflicts and divergences such as healthcare disturbance （yinao） significantly undermine the already-weakened mutual trust and lead to further deterioration of workplace safety and environment for medical professionals in China. China has to implement all sorts of efforts to cut off the hostile settings where medical disturbances are rooted and developed. Such measures should at least include sufficient remedies provided by medical insurance, refined administrative mediation mechanism, better workplace protective systems in medical institutions, and more importantly, a full-pledged framework with enforceable rules to circumvent medical disturbances and resolving medical accidents. It is necessary to stipulate administrative, civil and criminal measures to punish medical disturbers while guaranteeing medical professionals such as doctors, nurses and supporting staffs due secured medical practice. In particular, a third-party dispute resolution mechanism, an improved appraisal platform and protection of confidential information of patients and doctors should be implemented in due course. In addition to a more refined legal framework, the social, cultural and professional settings of medical practice should also be further improved by removing ＂revenge＂ attacks on Chinese hospital professionals.
