Organizational Ethics Programs and the Law

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (2):218-229 (2000)
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Abstract

Max Weber, the grandfather of organizational theory, recognized the close association between health care organizations and law. When he introduced the concept of a legallaw-saturated,rational bureaucracies, healthcare organizations have highly formalized rules and procedures. They pay a great deal of attention to legal criteria in decisionmaking, and some have entire departments devoted to legal risk management

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