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The Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) In Healthcare Name Institution Affiliation Course Name Instructor’s Name Date Annotated Bibliography Šustek, P., &Holčapek, T. (2017). Alternative Dispute Resolution in Medical Malpractice Disputes. In RADIC, Zeljko, RONCEVIC, Ante, YONGQIANG, Li et al. Economic and Social Development: 22nd International Scientific Conference on Economic and Social Development– “The Legal Challenges of Modern World”: Book of proceedings (pp. 233-242). The paper first discusses the ADR, its specific approaches, and its use in controversies over patient abuse. ADR’s privileges in medical litigation were studied with a special focus on its potential interference with the right of access to justice, which is guaranteed by civil rights and constitutional principles. The paper finally assesses the criteria of ADR’s appropriateness in the basic sense of medical conflicts. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a type of tactic that allows the parties to settle disputes in the formalized organizational judicial proceedings. ADR is an increasingly common range of legal tools for resolving disputes in many law systems as it makes disputes cost-effective, time-effective, flexible, confidential, and respects the special facets. Jerry, R. H. (2017). Explaining the Obvious: How Appraisals, Health Care, and More Implement ADR in the Insurance Field. Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation, 35(8), 115-117. In Part 1 of The Alternativen for July/August, Prof. Robert H. Jerry II began an analysis of the current situation in the U.S. insurance market with an extent to which he focussed on lawsuits for mass disasters. This month, he is back with two commentaries on the handling of claims in cars, homeowners, and life insurance, as well as in the health care sector in general. Raposo, V. L. (2020). I (Won’t) See You in Court Alternative Dispute Resolution for Medical Liability Conflicts: Examples from Europe. European Review of Private Law, 28(6). This paper examines some of the failures of arbitration to settle cases relating to medical liability and examines how new ways of settled disputes can deal with those defects, giving examples of civil law jurisdictions in Europe. In several states, courts and relevant laws on tort liability have struggled to resolve issues resulting from damaging health care. When not repealed, the arbitration model – the classic model used to deal with medical responsibility – must be substituted at least by another model, which is the most appropriate potential conflict settlement. Cohen, R., Goosen, V., Gubb, K., Hattingh, D., Hardudh-Dass, H., Jones, M., … & van der Walt, C. Life Esidimeni Expert Witness Team for the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Process (2018) with Justice DikgangMoseneke. The authors believe that as psychoanalysts, we have a social right to advise the Health Minister of the efficiency of analytical work so that we avoid not being ignored in the delivery processes for mental health. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy has traditionally undergone a whirlwind of criticism. Detractors have argued that scientific integrity is lacking, and politicians in health care frequently believe that the details in their knowledge base are thin and patchy. We are responsible for ensuring that this information is presented fairly and honestly to lawmakers so that psychoanalytic psychotherapy has a valid role in the option of evidence-based services offered to our patients. Lee, C. K., Yiu, T. W., & Cheung, S. O. (2018). Understanding intention to use alternative dispute resolution in construction projects: Framework based on technology acceptance model. Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction, 10(1), 04517021. This research created and tested an alternative approach for conflict resolution (ADR) based on the Technology Adoption Paradigm (TAM), which clarified selection behavior in construction projects. Selection behavior was designed as the behavioral goal to use ADR in this research. The aim is to conclude the decision-making process. The suggested model was empirically validated by 101 ADR policymakers specialized in construction and civil engineering (PMM) modeling. The report proposes many ways to successfully engage in the behavioral aim of using ADR by the influence of ATT at the end of the paper. Dasylva, W. (2017). An examination of the use of alternative dispute resolution processes in Canadian mergers & acquisitions practice. The thesis evaluates mediation and arbitration and shows, including the causes, the almost inexistent use of ADR mechanisms in M&A transactions. Finally, this thesis proposes ways to make greater use of ADR for M&A conflicts. Disputes may occur during corporate negotiations regardless of how carefully the company is organized or how well the arrangement between the parties has been drafted. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR), which replaces arbitration, has become common to help parties settle conflicts in a friendly way, among other benefits. This thesis examines university scholars’ views on the use of ADR processes in commercial transactions. In particular, the scale of these conflict resolution (M&A) proceedings was tested in Canada with participants (M&A professionals and ADR specialists) coming from various provinces across Canada by qualitative testing methods. Rouméas, É. (2020). Religious Diversity in the Workplace: The Case for Alternative Dispute Resolution. Political Studies, 68(1), 207-223. The author argues that alternative conflict settlement is better understood to supplement the rule of law than to be a cheaper option. It offers a distinctive approach to procedural justice, which considers particular situations and co-operatively frames the interaction between contestants. An alternate conflict resolution in the professional community is also an important method for adapting religious diversity. The office is a focus of discussions on morality and public life. This essay discusses the subject of religion at work and how the tensions it causes can be resolved equally. In particular, it promotes the use of alternate dispute settlement to resolve these disputes. Ehikhamenor, E. E., Obani, P. C., &Azodo, C. C. (2017). Application of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in trauma care in a Nigerian tertiary hospital. Int J Med Biomed Res, 6(2), 74-85. This study showed the use of alternate conflict settlement rather than the traditional approach to police interventions and investigations to ensure that a root injury survivor in a tertiary hospital in Nigeria receives prompt emergency treatment. The acceptance of financial responsibility is one of the most demanding issues in the emergency treatment of road accidents victims. Data from this study revealed that when there is no unity between the parties in taking financial responsibility for trauma (RTA), especially during the acute phase of hospitalization, alternative resolution of conflicts is a sure response. Josiah, U. G., & Eke, G. C. (2021). Viewing Human Faecal Waste Disposal Through the Lens of Biblical Sanitary Code. HUMANUS DISCOURSE, 1(1.2021). This work presupposes that the open toilet scheme in the Igburu clan has been approved by the community and has become a social tradition that has to do with the community members’ health conditions. Diffusion of innovation theory was then used as a basis for this analysis in this context. In Deuteronomy 23:12-14, the definition of cleanliness is distinctly revealed. Consequently, compliance with the Biblical Health Code (BSC) (Deut 23:12-14) is also necessary for challenges relating to handling fecal waste. This study investigated the practice of waste disposal and the problems faced by the Biblical Sanitary Code in the Igburu clan of the Rivers-Ouest Senatorial District. Paglialonga, J. (2019). David and Goliath, Alternative Dispute Resolution in Florida Condominium Communities. Alternative Dispute Resolution in Florida Condominium Communities (April 24, 2019). This Article clarifies and evaluates the alternate conflict settlement mechanisms of the Florida Condominium Act, which are statutory. These obligatory protocols regulate certain forms of litigation between condominium organizations and their unit owners. In place of authorizing the unrestricted entry of persons interested in such disputes to the judiciary, Florida has built a regulatory structure requiring first hearings in compulsory, non-binding arbitration by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation in condominium disputes between unit owners and associations. While this constitutional provision allows parties in the course of arbitration to settle their disputes optionally, no solution can be obtained to compulsory non-binding arbitration. Recourse to the judicial system can only be obtained after a case is first heard on the substitutionary platform. References Cohen, R., Goosen, V., Gubb, K., Hattingh, D., Hardudh-Dass, H., Jones, M., … & van der Walt, C. Life Esidimeni Expert Witness Team for the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Process (2018) with Justice DikgangMoseneke. Dasylva, W. (2017). An examination of the use of alternative dispute resolution processes in Canadian mergers & acquisitions practice. Ehikhamenor, E. E., Obani, P. C., &Azodo, C. C. (2017). Application of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in trauma care in a Nigerian tertiary hospital. Int J Med Biomed Res, 6(2), 74-85. Jerry, R. H. (2017). Explaining the Obvious: How Appraisals, Health Care, and More Implement ADR in the Insurance Field. Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation, 35(8), 115-117. Josiah, U. G., & Eke, G. C. (2021). Viewing Human Faecal Waste Disposal Through the Lens of Biblical Sanitary Code. HUMANUS DISCOURSE, 1(1.2021). Lee, C. K., Yiu, T. W., & Cheung, S. O. (2018). Understanding intention to use alternative dispute resolution in construction projects: Framework based on technology acceptance model. Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction, 10(1), 04517021. Paglialonga, J. (2019). David and Goliath, Alternative Dispute Resolution in Florida Condominium Communities. Alternative Dispute Resolution in Florida Condominium Communities (April 24, 2019). Raposo, V. L. (2020). I (Won’t) See You in Court Alternative Dispute Resolution for Medical Liability Conflicts: Examples from Europe. European Review of Private Law, 28(6). Rouméas, É. (2020). Religious Diversity in the Workplace: The Case for Alternative Dispute Resolution. Political Studies, 68(1), 207-223. Šustek, P., &Holčapek, T. (2017). Alternative Dispute Resolution in Medical Malpractice Disputes. In RADIC, Zeljko, RONCEVIC, Ante, YONGQIANG, Li et al. Economic and Social Development: 22nd International Scientific Conference on Economic and Social Development– “The Legal Challenges of Modern World”: Book of proceedings (pp. 233-242).