범죄피해자의 외상 후 증후군(PTS) 진단 및 예측 도구 적용에 있어서의 법적 문제점 및 해결방안

• 영문명: Legal Issues Regarding the Application of PTS Bio-markers to the Crime Victims
• 발행기관: 한국피해자학회
• 저자명: 권솔지(Kwon, Sol ji)
• 간행물 정보: 『피해자학연구』제25권 제3호, 89~115쪽, 전체 27쪽
• 주제분류: 법학 > 법학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2017.12.30

영문 초록

Well-known reality is that there are too many criminal victims suffering post-traumatic symptoms (PTS) such as depression, panic disorder and suicide impulse. Reportedly, over the 40 % of victims are especially suffering from PTS after violent crimes. It is really time to make a plan for better predicting the possibility of PTS development for a specific victim after the accident. Since it is reported that the golden-time for preventing PTS is no more than 90 days after the crime, we do not have much time to organize truly specialized experts team for providing the victim with best diagnostic and treatment skills. Which is more efficient would be to apply a simplified diagnostic tool to them and to sort out some of them as high risk group. That is the reason why we have tried to invent PTS prevention and prediction kit for criminal victims. It is made with bio-marker detection units and chemical units. These two act and react each other, and as a result, we may easily verify the signs of PTS in a bio-marker of a victim such as a blood sample. This kit should not be applied by any emergency service provider under the Medical Law of Korea. Only authorized medical personnel can use it for prediction and diagnosis of PTS, which undermines the efficacy of PTS prevention scheme that we are trying to organize. One of the best solutions would be, on the one hand, ameliorating the specificity of PTS diagnostic tools and, on the other, amending the related laws in order that emergency medical technicians can play more active role on the scene with the PTS kit.

목차

Ⅰ. 들어가는 말

Ⅱ. 범죄피해자의 PTS에 대한 예측 도구

Ⅲ. 새로운 진단 및 예측 도구와 관련된 법적인 문제점과 해결 방안

Ⅳ. 나오는 말

키워드

외상후스트레스장애 외상후증후군 바이오마커 의료법 개인정보보호법PTSD PTS Bio-marker Medical Law Law regarding Protection of Personal Information