Question 21 · LDEK · Medical self-government
Why is the dentist obliged to comply with medical chamber bodies’ resolutions?
- A. this results from the provisions of the Act on the profession of physician and dentist.
- B. this is a deontological norm expressed in the code of medical ethics.
- C. this is a principle resulting directly from the tradition of practicing the medical profession.
- D. this result from the provisions of the Act on medical chambers.
- E. this is a constitutional principle resulting from the rules of professional self-governments.
Hint
The duties of members of the medical self-government, including obeying its resolutions, are set out in a dedicated statute.
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