• Title/Summary/Keyword: The false or overstated writings

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Whether to put on Criminal convictions on the medical examination records prepared by medical personnels - Sentenced by November 24, 2005, by The Supreme Court, Precedent case no. 2002DO4758 - (의료인의 진료기록부 등 허위작성시 형사처벌 가부 - 대법원 2005. 11. 24. 선고 2002도4758 판결 -)

  • Park, Kyong-Chun
    • The Korean Society of Law and Medicine
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    • v.8 no.1
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    • pp.107-135
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    • 2007
  • In preparation of the medical examination records, the failure to correctly write the taken medical behaviors on the medical examination records, is subject to criminal conviction due to the breach of the Article 21-1. The false or overstated writings on the medical examination records is subject to the same punishment due to the Article 21-1, which $\underline{additionally}$ may lead to the administrative measures such as the suspension of license according to Article 53-1. The interpretation is considered as proper in light of the function of the medical examination records, hazard to the patients, and the doctors' ethics. In light of the attitude of The Supreme Court for the preparation obligation of the medical examination records specified in the medical law Article 21-1(Purport : The doctors may continue to use their opinions on the patient's status and treatment process on the medical examination records, may provide the proper information to other medical staff, and ought to specify the details enough to decide the appropriateness of such medical behaviors after the recent treatment.), the false writings of the doctors on the medical examination records of the non-treated patient as faithfully treated one during the entire period before the present hospitalization, will be regarded as the fulfillment obligation of the preparation of the medical examination records in the medical law Article 21-1.

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