Direito médico preventivo : uma forma de minimizar os impactos decorrentes da judicialização na relação médico x paciente.

Abstract

Over the years and the consequent evolution of medicine and technological sciences, the legal sciences needed to adapt to these changes and sociocultural transformation. Thus, with the advent of medical law, responsible for providing reflections on the medical sciences and adjusting them to the legal sciences, a new way of minimizing the risks of lawsuits in the doctor-patient relationship also emerged, the so-called preventive medical law. The present research was carried out through the qualitative-quatitative method and its main objective was to investigate the contributions of Bioethics and Biolaw as a preventive character to minimize the mass judicialization of health and its resulting impacts in the scope of the doctor-patient relationship. Still, some issues were analyzed, such as medical civil liability, historical aspects of the evolution of medicine and decisions on medical erros issued throughout the country, concluding for the implementation of the Preventive Medical Law in the minimizing the impacts resulting from judicialization in the medical-patient, when employed.