| 英文摘要 |
Technology has evolved rapidly in recent decades, especially in the medical field. As getting access to medical services became more easier, the disputes between physicians and patients or the numbers of medical adverse events became a highly debate issue in Taiwanese society. Looking at some statistics data from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, we can know that the numbers of criminal cases are always higher than the civil cases. One of the reasons to that phenomenon was the consideration of litigation costs, another reason was that lawyers and patients tended to file a criminal case to threaten physicians to compensate for their lost when a medical malpractice event happened. But there are some side effects according to that tendency, one of them was the shortage of specialists in some high-risk division. Due to the impact of filing lawsuit against physicians, many experts and scholars have focused on criminal liability in medical field. The discussion about criminal liability in medical field was pretty abundant in the past, but the amendment of Medical Care Act in 2018 has stirred up the discussion once again. Due to the amendment of Medical Care Act article 82 had redefined the interpretation of“Negligence”and set some other factors to considered when judging a medical malpractice case. This thesis will analyze the impact of this amendment through empirical research, and take statistical data done by other institutions as reference. |