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Definitions for six key terms: the american hospital association (aha), assault, battery, bioethics, breach of duty, and civil law. The aha is a nonprofit group that represents hospitals and health care organizations, advocating for their interests through annual conferences and legislative efforts. Assault is a legal term for an unjustifiable attempt or threat to touch another person, while battery involves intentional touching without consent. Bioethics deals with moral issues arising from modern medical practices and technology. Breach of duty refers to a failure to perform, and civil law is a branch of law where the plaintiff seeks monetary damages. Understanding these terms is essential for various academic and professional contexts.
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DEFINITION 1 nonprofit group or alliance of member hospitals and health care organizations that promote the interests of hospitals. Annual state and national conferences are heald each year to discuss important legislation, financial considerations, regulations, and accreditation issues that affect hospitals, AJA is an advocacy group for health care organizations, particularly hospitals. TERM 2
DEFINITION 2 a legal term referring to the unjustifiable attempt to touch another person or the threat to do so in circumstances that cause the other person to believe that it will be carried out, or to cause fear. An assault may be permissible if proper consent has been given (e.g., consent to obtain a blood specimen). TERM 3
DEFINITION 3 a complex legal term referring to the intentional touching of another person without consent, and/or beating or carrying out threatened physical harm. "Battery" always includes an assault, and is therefore commonly used with the term in "assault and battery." TERM 4
DEFINITION 4 moral issues, dilemnas, or problems that are the result of modern medical practices, health care services, clinical research, and/or technology (often bioethical issues involve "life-and-death situations). Bio refers to "life" and ethics refers to a branch of philsophy dealing with the distinction between right and wrong. TERM 5
DEFINITION 5 a legal term referring to an infraction, violation, or failure to perform.
TERM 6
DEFINITION 6 different from criminal law; in civil law, the plantiff sues for monetary damages.