TM: Law of Hc Finance & Regulation

Mark A. Hall

David Orentlicher

Mary Anne Bobinski

Aspen Publishers

Health Care Law and Ethics, Seventh Edition, embodies a relationship-oriented approach to health law, and it offers comprehensive coverage of essential topics as well as current and controversial subjects. The new edition of this pioneering casebook is well suited for courses ranging from health law surveys to more specialized courses dealing with medical malpractice or bioethics. Among the features that have made this casebook a success: <ul>
<li> ;a logical and straightforward organization, providing coverage under three main areas: The Provider and the Patient; The Patient, the Provider, and the State; and Institutions, Providers, and the State </li> <li> ;coverage of important current issues in health care law, including federalism issues, consumer-driven health care and health savings accounts, prescription drug coverage, specialty hospitals, medical malpractice reform, and constitutionality issues over restricting access to health care </li> <li> ;an excellent Teacher’s Manual provides sample syllabi as well as teaching notes </li> <li> ;a companion website (www.health-law.org) with updates and supplemental material by chapter, significant developments since publication, and errata </li> </ul>
 The Seventh Edition includes coverage of cases and laws influencing today’s health care law: <ul>
<li> ;Oregon’s assisted suicide law cases </li> <li> ;California medical marijuana case </li> <li> ;Aetna v. Davila (2004) on managed care liability and ERISA pre-emption </li> <li> ;new Medicare Part D covering prescription drugs </li> <li> ;latest developments in the medical malpractice crisis and reform efforts </li> </ul>

Health Care Law & Ethics 7e (Health Care Law and Ethics)

Health & Medical Law

Aspen Publishers, Inc.

Bioethics and Public Health Law, Second Edition, integrates public health and bioethics into a focused casebook that is ideal for Health Law courses. Clear notes provide context, ensure smooth transitions between cases, and provide background information. The authors’ website at <a> www.health-law.org</a> features updates of important events and links to Internet resources. The text blends updated material from Part II of their popular survey book, Health Care Law and Ethics, Seventh Edition, with additional information specific to these topics: <ul>
<li> The duty to treat and wrongful reasons to reject patients </li> <li> Discrimination </li> <li> Informed consent and experimentation </li> <li> Fiduciary duty </li> <li> The right to health care </li> <li> Intellectual property and the ownership of genetic discoveries </li> <li> Disaster Planning and Bioterrorism Preparedness </li> </ul>
New to the Second Edition: <ul>
<li> Ashcroft’s challenge to Oregon’s assisted suicide law </li> <li> Gonzales v. Carhart—the Supreme Court’s landmark abortion decision </li> <li> The D.C. Circuit’s Abigail Alliance decision, regarding the constitutionality of FDA regulation </li> <li> Greenberg v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research Institute, regarding ownership of human tissue </li> <li> New developments in organ allocation policy </li> </ul> Expect focused coverage of bioethics and public health law—including timely cutting-edge topics—from the authors who brought you Health Care Law and Ethics, Seventh Edition.

Bioethics and Public Health Law

Medical Books

Administration & Medicine Economics

Medical Liability and Treatment Relationships, Second Edition, derived from the authors’ well-known casebook Health Care Law and Ethics, Seventh Edition, is the ideal casebook for any course that concentrates on medical malpractice and liability or the relationships between patients and providers. This specialized casebook, like its parent book, integrates public policy and legal doctrine and features clear notes that provide context, smooth transitions between cases, and background information. Coverage includes: <ul>
<li> materials based on Part I of the parent book, “The Provider and the Patient,” as well as coverage of professional licensure and regulating access to drugs </li> <li> materials on medical malpractice not found in the parent book: <ul>
<li> Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. </li> <li> Notes on forensic medicine and epidemiological evidence and a problem on practice guidelines </li> <li> Duquette v. Superior Court on the “ex parte contact” rule in discovery </li> </ul>
</li> <li> a comprehensive web site, <a> www.health-law.org</a>, that provides background materials, updates of important events, additional relevant topics and links to other resources on the Internet. </li> </ul>
 New to the Second Edition: <ul>
<li> Liability implications of consumer-driven health care </li> <li> The latest information about the medical malpractice crisis </li> <li> Adams v. Via Christi Regional Medical Center - on forming a treatment relationship </li> </ul>
 Medical Liability and Treatment Relationships, Second Edition, is precisely the book for any course or seminar that focuses on the many aspects of medical treatment relationships or the potential for medical liability.

Medical Liability and Treatment Relationships, Second Edition

Administrative Law

Derived from the authors’ highly successful seventh edition of Health Care Law and Ethics, The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation, Second Edition , concentrates on one area of health care law, allowing instructors to explore pertinent issues in more depth. As they do in the parent casebook, the authors skillfully integrate public policy and legal doctrine, and offer clear notes that provide context, smooth transitions between cases, and background information. This focused casebook: <ul>
<li> is based on material in Part III of the parent book, “Institutions, Providers, and the State,” and also draws from the sections that discuss duty to treat, hospital liability, managed care liability, and regulating access to drugs. </li> <li> includes material specifically developed for this title: <ul>
<li> Heckler v. Ringer and Daniels v. Wadley —on review of Medicare decisions </li> <li> Medicare and Medicaid patient appeal procedures </li> <li> Irvington General Hospital v. Department of Health —on certificates of need </li> <li> Bryan v. James E. Holmes Regional Medical Center —on peer review immunity </li> </ul>
</li> <li> is supported by a comprehensive web site, <a> www.health-law.org</a>, that provides background materials, updates of important events, additional relevant topics and links to other resources on the Internet. </li> </ul>
The Second Edition has been carefully updated; timely discussions include: <ul>
<li> Massachusetts’s plan for universal health coverage </li> <li> The controversy over how hospitals bill uninsured patients </li> <li> Health savings accounts and consumer-driven health care </li> <li> Retail Industry Leaders Association v. Fielder — on ERISA pre-emption of Maryland’s “Wal-Mart law” </li> <li> Valley Hospital v. Kroll — on patients’ contractual obligations for medical bills </li> <li> Chaoulli v. Quebec — on the constitutionality of Canada’s social insurance system </li> </ul>
The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation, Second Edition, is the perfect tool for teaching a specialized course about the many issues involved in the regulation and financing of health care.

The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation

The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation is based on Part III--Institutions, Providers, and the State--of parent book Health Care Law and Ethics, and adds additional coverage of a variety of issues that have shaped health care finance law. Integrating public health, financial and ethical issues, this casebook uses compelling case law, clear notes and comprehensive background information to illuminate the complex and dynamic field of health care law. The Third Edition has been thoroughly updated to cover the Affordable Care Act, the new health care reform legislation that is changing public policy and shaping new legal, ethical and financial relationships between patients, providers, institutions and the government. Features: <ul>
<li> Based on material in Part III of the popular parent book, Institutions, Providers, and the State-- along with coverage of duty to treat, hospital liability, managed care liability, and regulating access to drugs. </li> <li> Includes cases and material not found in the parent book on: </li> <li> Judicial and administrative review of Medicare decisions. </li> <li> Certificate of need laws. </li> <li> Review immunity. </li> <li> Integrates public health and ethics issues and features clear notes that provide context, smooth transitions between cases, and background information. </li> <li> Website provides background materials, updates of important events, additional relevant topics and links to other resources on the Internet. 
</li> </ul>
 The Third Edition has been updated to provide: <ul>
<li> Thorough coverage of the Affordable Care Act, including: </li> <li> Overview and politics of enactment. </li> <li> Constitutional challenges. </li> <li> Insurance exchanges and regulation. </li> <li> Medicaid expansions and Medicare amendments. </li> <li> Accountable care organizations. </li> <li> Comparative effectiveness studies. </li> <li> Cost containment. </li> </ul>

The Law of Health Care Finance & Regulation, Third Edition (Aspen Casebook)

Legal Education

The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation is based on Part III, “Institutions, Providers, and the State,” of parent book Health Care Law and Ethics and adds additional coverage of a variety of issues that have shaped health care finance law. Integrating public health, financial and ethical issues, this casebook uses compelling case law, clear notes and comprehensive background information to illuminate the complex and dynamic field of health care law. Key Features: Based on material in Part III of the popular parent book, “Institutions, Providers, and the State,” along with coverage of duty to treat, hospital liability, managed care liability, and regulating access to drugs. <ul>
<li>Includes cases and material not found in the parent book on: • Judicial and administrative review of Medicare decisions.</li> <li>Certificate of need laws.</li> <li>Review immunity.</li> <li>Integrates public health and ethics issues and features clear notes that provide context, smooth transitions between cases, and background information.</li> <li>Website provides background materials, updates of important events, additional relevant topics and links to other resources on the Internet.</li> </ul>

The Law of Health Care Finance and Regulation (Aspen Select)

Nicholas Bagley

Aspen Publishing

Bioethics and Public Health Law: With Online Files (Aspen Casebook)

I. Glenn Cohen

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