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What will the course focus on during the initial weeks?
What will the course focus on during the initial weeks?
- Advanced applied learning
- Case studies and dilemmas
- Navigating through the modules
- General foundational work (correct)
What will be covered in the pages that follow the course overview?
What will be covered in the pages that follow the course overview?
- Setting norms and expectations
- Getting around the course
- Working your way through the modules (correct)
- Student support and introduction to tools
What will be encouraged as the course works through dilemmas and case studies?
What will be encouraged as the course works through dilemmas and case studies?
- Sharing experiences (correct)
- Navigating through the modules
- Interactive self-assessments
- Working with general foundational work
Where can students find a general introduction to the tools used in online courses at The Chang School?
Where can students find a general introduction to the tools used in online courses at The Chang School?
What does the course overview aim to help students with?
What does the course overview aim to help students with?
What type of learning is expected from about week three onward?
What type of learning is expected from about week three onward?
How many modules are there in this course?
How many modules are there in this course?
Where can one find examples of the sections of the provincial Legislation Act ss 67 and 68?
Where can one find examples of the sections of the provincial Legislation Act ss 67 and 68?
What action should one take after clicking on the letter 'L' in the Browse section on the e-Laws website?
What action should one take after clicking on the letter 'L' in the Browse section on the e-Laws website?
What should one do after opening the 'Legislation Act, 2006 c.21, Sched F' document?
What should one do after opening the 'Legislation Act, 2006 c.21, Sched F' document?
Where can one find cases reported in the Supreme Court Reports with 'S.C.R.' in their citations?
Where can one find cases reported in the Supreme Court Reports with 'S.C.R.' in their citations?
What type of cases are denoted by 'S.C.C.' in their citations?
What type of cases are denoted by 'S.C.C.' in their citations?
What does the abbreviation 'CanLII' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'CanLII' stand for?
Where should one go to find examples of Case Law?
Where should one go to find examples of Case Law?
What standard of proof generally applies in discipline hearings under the Regulated Health Professions Act?
What standard of proof generally applies in discipline hearings under the Regulated Health Professions Act?
What does the Ontario Health Care Consent Act require for 'treatment'?
What does the Ontario Health Care Consent Act require for 'treatment'?
Which document is filed by the plaintiff as the first document in civil litigation?
Which document is filed by the plaintiff as the first document in civil litigation?
In the case of Cuthbertson v. Rasouli, what does the Supreme Court consider as part of the definition of 'treatment'?
In the case of Cuthbertson v. Rasouli, what does the Supreme Court consider as part of the definition of 'treatment'?
What is the burden of proof on the Crown in criminal cases?
What is the burden of proof on the Crown in criminal cases?
According to Jocelyn Downie, what does the Consent and Capacity Board have the authority to do in certain situations?
According to Jocelyn Downie, what does the Consent and Capacity Board have the authority to do in certain situations?
What type of cases are generally considered to have more severe consequences in discipline hearings?
What type of cases are generally considered to have more severe consequences in discipline hearings?
If a physician disagrees with a substitute decision-maker's refusal to consent to withdrawal, what action can the physician take?
If a physician disagrees with a substitute decision-maker's refusal to consent to withdrawal, what action can the physician take?
In what type of case does the charging document filed by the police refer to as an 'Information'?
In what type of case does the charging document filed by the police refer to as an 'Information'?
What does 'treatment' encompass according to the Ontario Health Care Consent Act?
What does 'treatment' encompass according to the Ontario Health Care Consent Act?
What is the first document filed by the defendant in civil litigation?
What is the first document filed by the defendant in civil litigation?
When can a physician go to the Consent and Capacity Board to argue for their case?
When can a physician go to the Consent and Capacity Board to argue for their case?
What standard of proof generally applies in more severe discipline cases, such as sexual abuse, despite the civil nature of the hearing?
What standard of proof generally applies in more severe discipline cases, such as sexual abuse, despite the civil nature of the hearing?
What action can the Consent and Capacity Board take if persuaded by a physician's evidence and arguments?
What action can the Consent and Capacity Board take if persuaded by a physician's evidence and arguments?
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Study Notes
- CLAW326 is a Law for Health Managers course with 13 modules.
- Each week, new content, readings, and learning activities are introduced.
- Students are encouraged to share experiences and use interactive self-assessments.
- Course navigation includes getting around the course and working through the modules.
- Students should familiarize themselves with the course menus and tools.
- The e-Laws website is used to find Provincial Statutes and Regulations.
- The Legislation Act, 2006 ss 67 and 68 can be found on the e-Laws website.
- B. (R.) v. Children's Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto, 1 S.C.R. 315, 1995 CanLII 115 is an example case.
- The Ontario Health Care Consent Act requires consent for treatment, including the withdrawal of life support.
- The Consent and Capacity Board can substitute its opinion for a substitute decision-maker in disputes over treatment withdrawal.
- The Crown must prove that there is no realistic chance that charges are untrue in criminal cases.
- In discipline hearings under the Regulated Health Professions Act, the civil standard applies.
- The potential consequences of severe discipline cases, such as sexual abuse, are serious.
- The standard of proof is civil and requires clear, cogent, and convincing evidence.
- Pleadings, including the Statement of Claim and Statement of Defense, are filed documents in civil litigation.
- In a criminal case, the charging document is called an Information.
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