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Medizinischer Standard und digitale Transformation im Arztstrafrecht: Strafrechtliche Rezeption des medizinischen Standards Auswirkungen der ... Standard" zum "datenbasierten Standard"?: 447

Name: Medizinischer Standard und digitale Transformation im Arztstrafrecht: Strafrechtliche Rezeption des medizinischen Standards Auswirkungen der ... Standard zum datenbasierten Standard?: 447
Brand: Duncker & Humblot GmbH
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Bol Partner 'Medical Standard and Digital Transformation in Criminal Medical Law. Criminal Law Reception of the Medical Standard and the Impact of New Technologies on the Benchmark for Medical Decision-Making - From the ¿Classical Standard¿ to a ¿data-based standard¿?': The thesis explores whether the medical standard, as a benchmark for the duty of care in medicine, requires further development in light of digital transformation processes, particularly the use of artificial intelligence. It concludes that while fundamental (criminal) legal principles remain in place, an adaptation of the standard concept is necessary. A ¿data-based standard¿ is proposed, one that also respects and incorporates patients' needs.

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'Medical Standard and Digital Transformation in Criminal Medical Law. Criminal Law Reception of the Medical Standard and the Impact of New Technologies on the Benchmark for Medical Decision-Making - From the ¿Classical Standard¿ to a ¿data-based standard¿?': The thesis explores whether the medical standard, as a benchmark for the duty of care in medicine, requires further development in light of digital transformation processes, particularly the use of artificial intelligence. It concludes that while fundamental (criminal) legal principles remain in place, an adaptation of the standard concept is necessary. A ¿data-based standard¿ is proposed, one that also respects and incorporates patients' needs.

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