Question 32 · LDEK · Medical self-government
Is the Medical Chamber obliged to ensure compliance with the principles of medical ethics and deontology?
- A. yes - such an obligation is included in the Code of Medical Ethics and in the Act on Medical Chambers.
- B. yes - such an obligation stems from long-standing tradition of medical chambers.
- C. not directly - such an obligation falls on the Bioethical Commission which is created by the Medical Chamber.
- D. no - there are not any documents which deal with that problem.
- E. yes - such an obligation is included in the Act on the Profession of doctor and dentist.
Hint
The chamber's duty to safeguard medical ethics has both a statutory and a deontological source.
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