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:
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;
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;
A companion website (www.health-law.org) with updates and supplemental material by chapter, significant developments since publication, and errata.

The Seventh Edition includes coverage of cases and laws influencing today’s health care law:

Oregon’s assisted suicide law cases;
California medical marijuana case;
Aetna v. Davila (2004) on managed care liability and ERISA pre-emption;
new Medicare Part D covering prescription drugs;
Latest developments in the medical malpractice crisis and reform efforts.

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

Price: $79.84

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.

Health Law, Cases, Materials and Problems, Abridged (American Casebook Series)

Price: $110.00

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.

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The most trusted resource in healthcare law is this classic text from George Pozgar, now completely revised. The 10th edition will provide your students with the most up-to-date information on the newest laws affecting the healthcare industry, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley act. With more summary tables, less legal jargon, and over 35 new, actual court cases, the 10th edition presents a wide range of health care topics in a comprehensible and engaging manner that will carefully guide your students through the complex maze of the legal system. This is a book they will hold on to throughout their careers. Course instruction is made easy with helpful instructor resources such as PowerPointTM slides, Instructor s Manual, TestBank, answers to chapter review questions, and more.

Price: $67.00

This supplement addresses the very significant changes in health law that will result from the major health reform legislation signed by the President in March. Keyed to the sixth edition of the Furrow Health Law casebook, the leading casebook in this area, the supplement also provides a valuable platform for those teaching health care reform using other materials. It addresses significant changes that result from the Patient Protection and Accountable Care Act (PPACA) and the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act (together, the “Health Care Reform legislation”), and it also addresses the consequences of three other pieces of recent federal legislation: the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA), the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act, signed in 2009), and the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009 (FERA).

Health Care Reform: Supplementary Materials (2010) (American Casebook)

Price: $15.00