Detangling Graduate Medical Education Financing From Hospital Payment Methodologies,
2015
Hamline University
Detangling Graduate Medical Education Financing From Hospital Payment Methodologies, Lawrence Massa, Matthew Anderson
Hamline Law Review
DETANGLING GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION FINANCING FROM HOSPITAL PAYMENT METHODOLOGIES
Good Medicine, Bad Medicine, And The Wisdom To Know The Difference: Efforts To Measure And Report Healthcare Cost And Quality Under Minnesota Health Reform Legislation,
2015
Hamline University
Good Medicine, Bad Medicine, And The Wisdom To Know The Difference: Efforts To Measure And Report Healthcare Cost And Quality Under Minnesota Health Reform Legislation, Daryll Dykes
Hamline Law Review
GOOD MEDICINE, BAD MEDICINE, AND THE WISDOM TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE: EFFORTS TO MEASURE AND REPORT HEALTHCARE COST AND QUALITY UNDER MINNESOTA HEALTH REFORM LEGISLATION
Beyond The Affordable Care Act’S Premium Tax Credit: Ensuring Access To Safety Net Programs,
2015
University of New Mexico School of Law
Beyond The Affordable Care Act’S Premium Tax Credit: Ensuring Access To Safety Net Programs, Mary Pareja
Hamline Law Review
BEYOND THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT’S PREMIUM TAX CREDIT: ENSURING ACCESS TO SAFETY NET PROGRAMS
“Where Do I Start?” Aca Compliance In Rapid Growth Environments,
2015
Hamline University
“Where Do I Start?” Aca Compliance In Rapid Growth Environments, Autumn Amadou-Blegen
Hamline Law Review
“WHERE DO I START?” ACA COMPLIANCE IN RAPID GROWTH ENVIRONMENTS
Keeping Our Eyes On The Prize: Examining Minnesota As A Means For Assuring Achievement Of The “Triple Aim” Under The Aca,
2015
Belmont University
Keeping Our Eyes On The Prize: Examining Minnesota As A Means For Assuring Achievement Of The “Triple Aim” Under The Aca, Deborah Farringer
Hamline Law Review
KEEPING OUR EYES ON THE PRIZE: EXAMINING MINNESOTA AS A MEANS FOR ASSURING ACHIEVEMENT OF THE “TRIPLE AIM” UNDER THE ACA
Health Care Reform Implementation In Minnesota: Mission Advanced But Not Accomplished: An Introduction To The Symposium,
2015
Hamline University
Health Care Reform Implementation In Minnesota: Mission Advanced But Not Accomplished: An Introduction To The Symposium, Thaddeus M. Pope
Hamline Law Review
HEALTH CARE REFORM IMPLEMENTATION IN MINNESOTA: MISSION ADVANCED BUT NOT ACCOMPLISHED: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM
Symposium: Legal Issues And Urbanization In Developing Countries-Foreward,
2015
University of Georgia School of Law
Symposium: Legal Issues And Urbanization In Developing Countries-Foreward, Georgia Journal Of International And Comparative Law
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Congress Takes A Look At A No-Fault Proposal For Medical Malpractice: Some Observations,
2015
The University of Akron
Congress Takes A Look At A No-Fault Proposal For Medical Malpractice: Some Observations, David E. Beitzel
Akron Law Review
EVEN A CURSORY GLANCE at the news media in the recent past indicates that problems in the area of medical malpractice are rising to turbulent heights. For example, newspapers are increasingly printing long and passionate letters-to-the-editor dispraising numerous circumstances and individual types, which are allegedly the cause of the problem. The primary development, which caused the initiation of this storm, is the rising premium rate for medical malpractice insurance.' The pinch on the physician's pocketbook has resulted in outcries of frustration and anger from the medical community. Objects of these attacks have included the insurance industry, the legal profession, and …
State Funding Of Nontherapeutic Abortions; Medicaid Plans; Equal Protection; Right To Choose An Abortion; Beal V. Doe, Maher V. Roe, Poelker V. Doe,
2015
The University of Akron
State Funding Of Nontherapeutic Abortions; Medicaid Plans; Equal Protection; Right To Choose An Abortion; Beal V. Doe, Maher V. Roe, Poelker V. Doe, Constance Leistiko
Akron Law Review
In Beal v. Doe the United States Supreme Court held that Title XIX of the Social Security Act permits but does not require states participating in the Medicaid program established by that Act to fund nontherapeutic abortions. In the companion cases of Maher v. Roe and Poelker v. Doe, the same majority held in Maher that the Equal Protection Clause does not require a state that funds childbirth and therapeutic abortions to also fund the costs of nontherapeutic abortions, and in Poelker, that the Constitution does not prohibit a state or city from forbidding the performance of elective …
The New Ohio Mental Health Act,
2015
The University of Akron
The New Ohio Mental Health Act, Janice Gui, Sandra S. Braden, John J. Lavin
Akron Law Review
The purpose of this comment is to highlight the new procedural and substantive rights that are now guaranteed to the person sought to be committed for mental illness. The writers seek to evaluate it against a background of social and medical desirability, as well as constitutional mandates. One should keep in mind that our current method of dealing with the mentally ill is by no means either universal or necessary. Other societies have used different methods; some have been less compassionate, while others have been more so. In order to attempt to place Ohio's law in this broad perspective, the …
Brief Of Law Professors Bruce P. Frohnen, Robert P. George, Alan J. Meese, Michael P. Moreland, Nathan B. Oman, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Rodney K. Smith, Steven D. Smith, And O. Carter Snead As Amici Curiae In Support Of The Petitioners,
2015
William & Mary Law School
Brief Of Law Professors Bruce P. Frohnen, Robert P. George, Alan J. Meese, Michael P. Moreland, Nathan B. Oman, Michael Stokes Paulsen, Rodney K. Smith, Steven D. Smith, And O. Carter Snead As Amici Curiae In Support Of The Petitioners, Nathan B. Oman, John D. Adams, Matthew A. Fitzgerald
Briefs
No abstract provided.
Responding To The Childhood Vaccination Crisis: Legal Frameworks And Tools In The Context Of Parental Vaccine Refusal,
2015
UC Hastings College of Law
Responding To The Childhood Vaccination Crisis: Legal Frameworks And Tools In The Context Of Parental Vaccine Refusal, Dorit Rubinstein Reiss, Lois A. Weithorn
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Antitrust Laws And The Health Industry,
2015
The University of Akron
The Antitrust Laws And The Health Industry, Robert P. Borsody
Akron Law Review
"The health industry is one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of the nation's economy, yet in the past, trade regulation cases arising in this area have been disproportionately few. Today this is changing. The courts and regulatory agencies have increasingly held the attitude that if physicians and health care providers wish to reap the benefits of commercial activity they must bear the burden of competition, including trade regulation."
An Evaluation Of Regulatory Standards And Enforcement Devices In The Nursing Home Industry,
2015
The University of Akron
An Evaluation Of Regulatory Standards And Enforcement Devices In The Nursing Home Industry, James L. Miller
Akron Law Review
This comment will encompass three areas. First, the economic structure of the nursing home industry and existing problems will be described. Second, current regulatory standards and enforcement devices which have been developed by federal agencies to deal with these problems will be explored. Third, the recent enactment of Ohio legislation which not only confers various rights upon nursing home residents but also seeks to eliminate institutional abuse through the implementation of adaptive enforcement devices, will be examined. In addition, the Ohio nursing home "bill of rights" will be looked at in conjunction with similar legislation passed in New York.
Release From Confinement Of Persons Acquitted By Reason Of Insanity In Ohio,
2015
The University of Akron
Release From Confinement Of Persons Acquitted By Reason Of Insanity In Ohio, Caryl A. Hess
Akron Law Review
The Court also held that the committing court, "... a tribunal composed of the judge of the court of common pleas of Allen county, the superintendent of the Lima state hospital, an alienist to be designated by said judge and superintendent, or a majority of them," can make the "restored to reason" determination and order release. This note focuses on the relationship between acquittal and release standards.
Wrongful Birth; Preconception Torts; Duty To Inform Of Genetic Risks; Becker V. Schwartz,
2015
The University of Akron
Wrongful Birth; Preconception Torts; Duty To Inform Of Genetic Risks; Becker V. Schwartz, Gail White Sweeney
Akron Law Review
Both pairs of parents sued on their own behalfs for (1) the expenses incurred in the care and treatment of the infants and for (2) the mental distress caused them by the birth of a defective child. They also sought damages on behalf of the children for (3) wrongful life. The Court of Appeals acknowledged the first claim as valid, but dismissed the second and third. It dismissed the claims for damages for emotional distress on the precedent of its 1977 decision in Howard v. Lecher and upon the difficulty of ascertaining the value of mitigated damages prescribed by Restatement …
The Buying And Selling Of Human Organs From The Living: Why Not?,
2015
The University of Akron
The Buying And Selling Of Human Organs From The Living: Why Not?, Timothy M. Hartman
Akron Law Review
This article will examine the propriety of establishing a system for the sale of human organs, especially the kidney. Initially, the debilitating malady of end stage renal disease will be discussed as will the marginal "cure" of the disease via hemodialysis. Next, the superior alternative to dialysis, i.e., kidney transplantation will be discussed in two ways. First, the current procedure of using living, related donors will be examined as well as harvesting kidneys from cadaver "donors". Second, the practice of transplantation will be explored for its ramifications to society and the participants in the following areas: medicine, psychology, and the …
Des And The Identification Problem,
2015
The University of Akron
Des And The Identification Problem, Barry S. Roberts, Charles F. Royster
Akron Law Review
This article will examine the history of this drug, how it was used and regulated as well as the subsequent legal turmoil and the proffered resolutions to the quandary. The impact of these theories and of proposals to "further strengthen product liability laws as a substitute for direct government intervention"' will also be studied.
Wrongful Life, Turpin V. Sortini,
2015
The University of Akron
Wrongful Life, Turpin V. Sortini, Janet A. Laufer
Akron Law Review
In the past fifteen years, several state appellate courts have considered wrongful birth and wrongful life causes of action. While the modern trend is to allow wrongful birth causes of action, few courts have permitted wrongful life actions to be maintained. On May 3, 1982, the California Supreme Court, in Turpin v. Sortini became the first state high court to allow a wrongful life cause of action. This casenote will examine the reasoning of the Turpin court in allowing the wrongful life claim. While Turpin appears to signal a new trend in this area of tort law, there is little …
Ohio's Statute Of Limitations, Baird V. Loeffler,
2015
The University of Akron
Ohio's Statute Of Limitations, Baird V. Loeffler, Amy L. O'Neil
Akron Law Review
The decision in Baird v. Loeffler is another victory for physicians and medical malpractice insurers. It will not be well accepted by plaintiff's attorneys or by others who advocate the rights of patients, especially minors, to be compensated for injuries sustained by them due to a physician's negligence. The case focuses on an amendment to the Ohio Medical Malpractice Statute which became effective July 28, 1975. The issue in Baird is the proper statutory construction that should be given to the statute where a minor's cause of action arose prior to the effective date of the statute. In effect, the …
