The Oxford handbook of U.S. health law /
U.S. health law US health law
edited by I. Glenn Cohen, Allison K. Hoffman, and William M. Sage.
- 1 online resource.
- Monthly, 2015-2016
- Oxford handbooks online .
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Relating Health Law to Health Policy: a Frictional Account / The Relationship Between Bioethics and U.S. Health Law / What Health Reform Reveals About Health Law / A View From a Friend and Neighbor / Healthcare Federalism / Accessing hospitals and health professionals / Access to health insurance and health benefits / Legal Battle Against Discrimination In healthcare / Health Information Law / Communicating Loyalty / Medical Privacy and Security / New, Experimental, and Life-Saving Therapies / Mental Health and Other Behavioral Health Services / Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Abortion / Conscientious Refusals of Care / Disability and Health Law / Autonomy and its limits in end-of-life law / Medical Malpractice Liability of Modest Expansions and Tightening Standards / Drug Product Liability at the Crossroads / Complaints to Professional and Regulatory Bodies / Structure of Governmental Oversight of Quality in Healthcare / The Hospital-Physician Relationship / Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations and the Law / It Was on Fire When I Lay Down on It / The biomedical research enterprise / Antitrust Enforcement and the Future of Healthcare Competition / Drugs, Biologics, and Devices: Fda Regulation, Intellectual Property, and Medical Products in the American Healthcare System / Health Law's Uneasy Relationship with Delivery System Innovation / Legal and policy Issues in measuring and improving quality / Employment-based health coverage / Interventions for the Reduction of Violence by Persons with Serious Mental Illnesses / Medicare at Fifty / Medicaid at Fifty / The Interactions between public and private health insurance / Managing the Care and Costs of a Defined Insured Population / Paying for Healthcare / Integration, Fragmentation, and Human Nature / Invisible Forces at Work / The Ethics of Rationing Healthcare / The Economics of Healthcare Rationing / American Public Health Law / Communicable Disease Law and Emerging Issues / Public Health / Public Health Emergency Legal and Ethical Preparedness / Who's In / Aging population / Globalization / The social determinants of health / Genomics and the Law / William M. Sage -- I. Glenn Cohen -- Allison K. Hoffman -- Colleen Flood, Bryan Thomas -- Abigail R. Moncrieff, Joseph Lawless -- Eleanor D. Kinney, Priscilla Keith -- Timothy Jost -- Dayna Bowen Matthew -- Frank Pasquale -- Robert Gatter -- Sharona Hoffman -- Jessie Hill -- John V. Jacobi -- Judith Daar -- Elizabeth Sepper -- Leslie Francis, Anita Silvers, Michael Stein -- Rebecca Dresser -- Barry Furrow -- Peter Grossi, Keri Arnold -- Nadia N. Sawicki -- Sandra Johnson -- John D. Blum, Shawn R. Mathis, Paul J. Voss -- Jill Horwitz -- David A. Hyman, Charles Silver -- Mark Barnes, David Peloquin -- William M. Sage -- Lewis Grossman -- Richard S. Saver -- Kristin Madison -- Mark Hall -- Robert Jerry -- Theodore Marmor, Jonathan Oberlander -- Sara Rosenbaum -- Amy Monahan -- Francis J. Crosson, Laura A. Tollen -- David Frankford -- Joan K. Krause -- Timothy Westmoreland -- A.M. Capron -- Michael Frakes, Matthew B. Frank, Kyle Rozema -- Lawrence O. Gostin, Daniel Hougendobler, Anna E. Roberts -- Zita Lazzarini -- Manel Kappagoda, Lindsay Wiley, Anne Pearson -- James G. Hodge Jr. -- Wendy E. Parmet -- Marshall B. Kapp -- Nathan Cortez -- Rachel Rebouche, Scott Burris -- Maxwell J. Mehlman.
The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Health Law covers the breadth and depth of health law, with contributions from the most eminent scholars in the field. The Handbook paints with broad thematic strokes the major features of American healthcare law and policy, its recent reforms including the Affordable Care Act, its relationship to medical ethics and constitutional principles, and how it compares to the experience of other countries. It explores the legal framework for the patient experience, from access through treatment, to recourse (if treatment fails), and examines emerging issues involving healthcare information, the changing nature of healthcare regulation, immigration, globalisation, aging, and the social determinants of health.