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For almost three centuries, the theory surrounding informed consent has evolved and its roots date back to 1767. 15 In & 15 a plaintiff alleged negligence and a lack of informed consent for a surgical procedure. Most of such early cases, such as the Slater matter, were more about negligence than issues of informed consent, but the idea was established early in English common law (which is the basis for modern American jurisprudence) that a patient had certain rights that could not be violated by a physician. In America, this evolution continued and became more specific in the case of 16 wherein a surgeon was given consent to operate on the patient’s right ear. Finding the left ear in greater need of attention, the surgeon instead operated on the left ear, apparently with skill and success, but notably without permission. It was considered an assault and battery, and for many years, cases involving similar circumstances were treated as batteries, or “unauthorized touchings.” 17 http://www.glowm.com/index.html?p=glowm.cml/section_view&articleid=73

Global Library of Women's Medicine - Informed Consent and Medicolegal Problems - DOI 10.3843/GLOWM.10073

Maryland Public Information Act PIA public security exemption report Access to Government Records Under the Maryland Public Information Act An brief overview of the Public Information Act intended for the general public. Maryland Public Information Act Manual (12th Ed.)

Maryland Attorney General - Public Information Act

http://www.oag.state.md.us/Opengov/pia.htm

Medical Records Copying Charges: State Statutes: Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb, P.A.

http://www.lamblawoffice.com/medical-records-copying-charges.html Medical Records Copying Charges This web page lists the various state statutes that control the amount of money doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers can charge a patient for copies of their medical records, as well as records provided to the patient's attorney or law firm for use in personal injury cases. Note that under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) a covered entity can only charge "reasonable" cost-based fees for providing the medical records to patients.

Adobe Acrobat for Legal Professionals Course: Learn How to Harness its Power | Pat Iyer.com

What You Will Learn Learn how to use some advanced features of Adobe Acrobat in the legal setting and how legal nurse consultants and attorneys can utilize the program to fit their needs. Learn how to teach how to manipulate .pdf files in multiple ways, create standardized .pdf forms, incorporate demonstrative evidence including video into your reports, and how to secure your work. Find out how to use Adobe Acrobat with CaseMap and how to use these tools to your advantage. http://patiyer.com/webinars/courses/adobe-acrobat-for-legal-professionals-learn-how-to-harness-its-power-course/
Jury Verdicts

If you are interested in purchasing a back issue volume, please contact the William S. Hein, Company, at 1-800-828-7571, or shop Hein’s catalog online at http://www.wshein.com . If you are interested in accessing an issue or an article within an issue electronically, you can find archived articles on both the Westlaw and Hein Online research databases. http://www.law.umaryland.edu/academics/journals/jhclp/past_issue.html

Maryland Law | Journal of Health Care Law and Policy Past Issues & Abstracts

Frequently Asked Questions about Searching Court Records

http://www.courts.state.md.us/casesearchhtml/faq.html THE INFORMATION MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH CASESEARCH SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PERFORMING BACKGROUND CHECKS ON AN INDIVIDUAL. See Question 6 , below. THE JUDICIARY ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR USE OF THE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM CASESEARCH.