Pre-Examination and Evaluating Social Impact of Veterinary Practice Law in Taiwan
Date Issued
2012
Date
2012
Author(s)
Lee, Chu-Yeh
Abstract
The laws which are related to veterinary affair in Taiwan are deficient. Also, the laws lack precise definitions and regulations on veterinary medical operation and veterinary practice. Meanwhile, there are no verification of specialist and criterion to continual education. As we can see, the absence of accurate laws will be easy to evoke medical dispute and other vices in Taiwan. Therefore, it is necessary to refer to the legislative spirit in developed countries to draw up a suitable veterinary law as the guideline for the parties being involved. Nowadays, Government had assigned cognate institute to organize legislative committee to carry out the request, and the drafts of veterinary practice law has been cast. Before going to legislation, it is absolute to estimate the impact toward different parties such as veterinarians, the public, and other relatives first. This is the principal of regulatory impact analysis (RIA). The random questionnaire is a tool for collecting apprehension and consideration from different populations. Then, this quantitative information is able to be analyzed based on social impacts analysis (SIA) in RIA. Afterward, the quantitative data which is analyzed through chi-square test and bar charts can be provided to cognate institutes and legislative committee as preliminary reference to revise or draw up the drafts. According to the content of veterinary practice law, the relative populations could be divided into four main subjects: practical veterinarians, institutes that administer law, veterinary service users, and students in veterinary schools. This study implemented questionnaire and then compared data following the classification. The result shows that the opinions are significant different and diverse, and the consistency is few. Likewise, interview is a manner of receiving detail of one’s perception and attitude after implementing questionnaire. Thus, this study supplies the quantitative and non-quantitative data for legislative committee, and then recommends alternatives or better acts.
Subjects
Veterinary Practice Law
regulatory impact analysis
social impact analysis
chi-square test
Type
thesis
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