Health Law (Hornbook Series)

Regulation of Health Care Institutions; Federal Tax Exemption of Health Care Institutions; Regulation and Licensure of Health Care Professionals; Professional Relationships in the Health Care Enterprise; Health Care Business Associations; Liability of Health Care Professionals; Liability of Health Care Institutions; Liability of Managed Care Organizations; Reforming the Tort System for Medical Injuries; Antitrust Law; Regulation of Private Health Care Financing; Obligations to Provide Medical Care; Medicare; Medicaid; Medicare and Medicaid Fraud and Abuse; Definitions of Death; Making Decisions About Death and Dying; Limitations on Reproduction; Sterilization and Contraception; Wrongful Birth, Wrongful Life and Wrongful Conception; Abortion; Potential Fetal-Maternal Conflicts; Assisted Conception; Regulation of Research Upon Human Subjects; Health Care Reform.

Barry R. Furrow

Thomas L. Greaney

Sandra H. Johnson

Health & Medical Law

West Group

This work provides a concise analysis of areas in which the law has addressed issues in bioethics. Topics include assisted reproductive techniques and family-making, limitations on reproduction (including abortion, contraception, and sterilization), the role of ethical and religious beliefs of health care professionals, the definition of death, end-of-life decision making (including physician-assisted death), genetics, research involving human subjects (including issues related to conflicts of interest), organ transplantation, limitations on coercive public health regulation, the operation of ethics committees, and other emerging topics. The book provides an excellent introduction to this area as well as useful support for students.

Bioethics and Law in a Nutshell (Nutshel Series)

Science & Math

Robert L. Schwartz

Biological Sciences

West

This book offers a current overview of Patient Safety and the federal and state policy decisions and legislation that has redefined the field of medical error and turned it into a broader and more complex field of legal study. The text combines a detailed presentation of current federal and state legislation aimed at Patient Safety along with up-to-date analysis of tort liability. All aspects of health care liability are considered, from physicians to hospitals, managed care organizations, and outpatient settings. Informed consent, HIPAA, EMTALA and other sources of liability are considered, covering all the liability/quality issues that an in-house counsel or a plaintiff or defense attorney can expect to confront in today's health care environment. New developments in state and federal regulation of "Never Events" is considered, along with the rapidly changing research on medical adverse events. The text is aimed at the specific content of an upper-level elective health law course and this law school casebook blends recent case law, statutory developments, and problems to maximize the flexibility of materials for teachers of health law. The notes are rich in detail and citations, allowing the teacher to spend more time on topics of particular interest. The many problems force the student to confront the interaction between complex medical issues and the statutory and common role rules that govern health care delivery.

Liability and Quality Issues in Health Care (American Casebooks)

Timothy S. Jost

This book is designed for a specialized health law course focusing on the organization and finance of health care. The first section begins with an introduction to fundamental concepts affecting health law and policy, and then explores conventional and emerging methods of quality control regulation applicable to health care professionals and health care institutions. The next section of the book examines in depth the policy and legal issues presented by varying approaches to providing access to health care and controlling its cost. This section considers in particular the legal issues presented by private health insurance, managed care, Medicare, and Medicaid, as well as obligations to provide medical services under state and federal law. The final section of the book explores legal issues that affect health care institutions and the relationships between professionals and institutions, including medical staff privileging, physician-hospital contracting, employment and labor law,

The Law of Health Care Organization and Finance, 6th Edition (American Casebook)

Barry Furrow

Business

West Academic Publishing

This book provides a rich body of materials for courses in bioethics and law. Primary legal sources, including judicial opinions, statutes, regulations and institutional policies, will give students insight into the strategies used by courts, legislatures, agencies and health care providers in addressing bioethics issues. The book also draws from interdisciplinary research in medicine, ethics, and law to provide students diverse critiques of legal and public policy issues in bioethics. Materials in this text are tightly edited and designed to create high quality and focused classroom discussion. In particular, the text includes classroom tested problems that will engage students more deeply on each issue. In addition, notes and questions in each section provide information and queries that will broaden the students’ understanding, and bibliographical notes will assist students who want to do more advanced work on particular subjects. Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics begin

Furrow, Greaney, Johnson, Jost and Schwartz' Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics, 6th (American Casebook Series)

Furrow, Barry

Rules & Procedures

This abridged edition continues to use the broad organization that health law teachers and students found so helpful in the last five editions. Notes material has been trimmed substantially and some cases and sections of the primary casebook have been deleted. The authors’ goal was to create a book better suited for schools that have curricular space for only one course, including medical schools and schools of public health.

Furrow, Greaney, Johnson, Jost and Schwartz' Health Law, Cases, Materials and Problems, Abridged 6th (American Casebook Series)

Materials cover property law concepts and doctrine that will lead students to appreciate the challenges of property law practice and public policy issues. Both the materials on professional responsibility and ADR are focused toward allowing the teacher to use them to reinforce substantive legal principles while introducing students to important questions in law practice. The chapter on easements, covenants, and servitudes, as in the past, is organized around the principle that these relationships are variations on a common theme. Provides effective, teachable materials and gives professors emphasis and coverage flexibility. Designed for four-, five-, or six-credit-hour courses.

Property Law: Cases, Materials and Problems

Peter W. Salsich, Jr.

Thomas L. Shaffer

Michael Braunstein

Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics (American Casebook Series)

Robert L.

Johnson Ti Schwartz

West Publishing Company, College & School Division

The text begins with an introduction to fundamental concepts affecting law and policy. The next chapter considers quality control in the health care setting. The following four chapters examine issues central to structuring integrated systems and the organization of health care institutions. It also covers the problem of health care access and cost control issues, with particular attention paid to the ongoing policy debate about the proper role of government and the nation's responsibilities to provide health care for indigent citizens. Examines legal oversight of private health financing, and looks at Medicare and Medicaid.

The Law of Health Care Organization and Finance

Timothy Stoltzfus Jost

Health Law: Cases, Materials & Problems, 4th Ed

Stephen Schwarz

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