Preduvjeti za reformu Izbornog zakonodavstva u Bosni i Hercegovini

Kovačević, Goran; Korajlić, Nedžad

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“…This term refers to the failure to apply measures to protect the patient, the use of an unsuitable means or method of treatment, as well as other forms of negligent treatment. The legislator did not further define the term, considering that the broader term facilitates expert witness testimony and serves to specify the term failure to act according to the standards of care of the profession (Turković et al, 2013). With this criminal offense, it is important to analyze the medical error that is the result of the procedure when all the accepted quality standards in the healthcare system were not respected, and for this reason, medical error is mostly associated with negligence (Mrčela & Vuletić, 2017, p. 690).…”

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“…(Mrčela & Vuletić, 2021). The above applies especially to legal entities that are authorized to perform healthcare activities (Turković et al, 2013).…”

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“…Here there only exists an obligation to assist. In emergencies, a healthcare worker is not obliged to provide help to a person who threatens him or is physically aggressive towards him or other healthcare workers, unless he is provided with police protection or some other form of protection (Turković et al, 2013). A contrary conclusion would not be consistent with rules on self-defense.…”

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Criminal and Civil Aspects Of Healthcare Worker Liability For Medical Malpractice in Croatia

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A healthcare worker's liability for damage caused to patients can be criminal, civil, misdemeanour, and disciplinary, with the necessary precondition that the damage was caused as a result of medical malpractice or negligence, and not as a result of the regular course of the disease. The paper analyzes the criminal law and civil law aspects of the healthcare worker's responsibility for damage caused by medical malpractice through the provision of medical care. The imprecise definition of the legal nature of the healthcare worker's responsibility, the obligations that the law imposes on doctors, the definition of malpractice in medical treatment, as well as the legal basis of responsibility, indicate the existence of many legal dilemmas that require additional analysis to which we would like to contribute with this paper. Because of a broad concept of issues in healthcare worker's liability, this paper aims to explain the material assumptions of criminal (duty to act) and civil (negligence) liability and discusses the legal position of a medical expert in both types of proceedings.

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“…(Mrčela & Vuletić, 2021). The above applies especially to legal entities that are authorized to perform healthcare activities (Turković et al, 2013).…”

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Simulation of the Implementation of the Single Transferable Vote in Bosnia and Herzegovina – the Case of Elections for the Parliamentary Assembly in 2000

Vukojević

2022

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The electoral system is deeply divided and post-conflict societies have a prominent place in the existing literature studying political and institutional regulation. One of the assumptions is that the electoral system encourages political actors to act and behave more moderately or radically. Proportional representation electoral systems are widespread and are generally considered the most suitable for the representation of social groups, although the success of their outcomes remains disputable. Two types of proportional systems – party lists and single transferable vote – stand mutually opposed from the standpoints of incentives of political actors to political moderation. The party lists system (list-PR) was criticized for encouraging more radical behavior as opposed to the single transferable vote (STV) which instigated more moderate behavior. The outcomes of the named two types of proportional systems will be compared based on the case study of the elections for the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina which were held in 2000, using counterfactual simulation. Contrary to the expected outcomes of the STV, the electoral simulation will show that the list-PR has proven to be a more successful institutional solution in terms of encouraging political moderation. A STV would not significantly lead to an interethnic exchange of preferences, nor the representation of the small moderate parties, contrary to the list-PR that enabled their representation.

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Refleksija stavova nastavnika o učenju i poučavanju na stavove o odgoju i obrazovanju za ekološki održivi razvoj

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Bulut-Huseljić²

2022

Zbornik Radova 18

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The aim of this paper was to find out whether teachers' attitudes about learning and teaching will be reflected in the attitudes about education for ecologically sustainable development. In terms of research methods, a method of theoretical analysis and a descriptive-analytical survey method were used, while survey was used as a research technique. The following research instruments were used: The Questionnaire on Teachers’ Attitudes about Learning and Teaching (Suzić, 2005: 928–929) and the Questionnaire on Teachers’ Attitudes about Education for Sustainable Development, created for the purposes of this research. The research sample consisted of 120 elementary school teachers and 120 high school teachers. The results of the research on attitudes about learning and teaching showed that elementary school teachers achieve a statistically significantly higher average score than high school teachers on the subscales of Motivation, Attitudes about the Current State and Involvement in Changes, while there were no statistically significant differences in Attitudes about Commitment to Changes. Furthermore, the results indicated that acting in accordance with education for sustainable development is not statistically significantly related to attitudes about learning and teaching, but that positive attitudes about learning and teaching reflect positively in the nature, contents and skills of education for ecologically sustainable development.

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Preduvjeti za reformu Izbornog zakonodavstva u Bosni i Hercegovini

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Criminal and Civil Aspects Of Healthcare Worker Liability For Medical Malpractice in Croatia

Criminal and Civil Aspects Of Healthcare Worker Liability For Medical Malpractice in Croatia

Simulation of the Implementation of the Single Transferable Vote in Bosnia and Herzegovina – the Case of Elections for the Parliamentary Assembly in 2000

Refleksija stavova nastavnika o učenju i poučavanju na stavove o odgoju i obrazovanju za ekološki održivi razvoj

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