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A Criminal Responsibility of Aid by 119 Rescuer (119구급대원의 응급구급활동과 관련한 형법적 책임)

  • Yoon, Sang-Min
    • Fire Science and Engineering
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    • v.20 no.4 s.64
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    • pp.77-90
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    • 2006
  • This is for Criminal Law problem that can be happened during the rescue working of 119 rescue member. There are mainly 3sections can be Criminal Law Problem. At first, denying a rescue request. Second, thing that do not transfer patient or people need someone's help by their refusal. Third, emergency medical management. It can be criminal act if somebody do the 3sections thing under Law about emergency medical treatment. It also can be homicide under Criminal Law or accidental homicide, a charge of injuring a person if people need rescue die or become worse through the work. Rescuers are responsible for a criminal case by their carelessness and fault. A plan has to remain to protect them when they do violence to the life and health of a people inevitably. This paper examines the plan can protect them through the analysis and application of related Law about rescuer's work which can be Criminal Law Problem, presents rational establish plan of Rescuer Protect Law to make them their job well as a rescuer.

Legal Consideration of Transfer Refusal by 119 Rescuers (119구급대의 이송거절 및 거부에 대한 법적 고찰)

  • Bae Hyun-A;Lee Sang-Jin;Kim Chan-Woong;Lee Kyung-Hwan
    • Fire Science and Engineering
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    • v.19 no.4 s.60
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    • pp.47-56
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    • 2005
  • The regulation on organization and operation of rescue and aid party was amended. This Regulation is designed to provide legal formality in order to protect not only the patients' right but also 119 rescuers from liability, which is due to treatment refusal by patient and the discretionary refusal of transfer by 119 rescuers on the non-emergency situation. This study looked over the constitute of violation of emergency medical service act related to the discretionary refusal of 119 rescuers, the criminal liability owing to omission and the possibility of national indemnities on the damage of patients. This study also analyzed the courts' decision and attitude by exploring overseas judicial precedents and examined what should be considered on the execution of the newly enacted law. Finally, this study put emphasis on the importance of medical director's control, documentation of every procedure, 119 rescuer's authorization on the refusal of transfer by securing patient's informed consent.