If you’re working on a certificate from C|M|LAW’s Center for Health Law & Policy or otherwise involved in healthcare law, chances are you’ll have to do some research into healthcare compliance. This can be trickier than you might think, because …
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The U.S. D.H.H.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Network for Public Health Law (NPHL) are sponsoring three free webinars on Public Health and the Judiciary. The first webinar – When Public Health Goes to Court: Judicial …
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Students interested in getting a Certificate in Health Law need to be on top of the developments in this fast paced and continually developing area of law. As such, you should follow some of the pre-eminent blogs in health law. …
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In 1994, Oregon was the first state in the country to legalize physician-assisted death, by passing via voter approval the Death with Dignity Act. Similar Acts have passed in Washington and Vermont. In these states the doctor writes a prescription …
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If you’re researching policy issues in say health care law or economics, then you’ll want to consider adding think tank research, data, reports and other publications to your list of research resources. Think tanks are institutions that are often affiliated …
