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9781566626170

Health Care Law and Policy

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  • Copyright: 1998-07-01
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Summary

This extensive revision of a widely-praised book examines health care law in light of a changing industry. The authors take you beyond legal doctrine and statutory rules to the recent fundamental changes in the organization and financing of health services. Ultimately, the book helps foster a clear understanding of how the health care industry can maintain a solid legal footing while responding to consumer demands and the need for more efficient resource allocation.

Table of Contents

EDITORS' NOTE iii(2)
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS v(6)
FOREWORD xi(22)
TABLE OF CASES
xxxiii(16)
GLOSSARY OF ACRONYMS xlix
PART I INTRODUCTION TO THE DILEMMAS OF AMERICAN HEALTH POLICY 1(286)
CHAPTER 1 Access to Health Care: Of Obligations and Entitlements
2(128)
A: A Case Study in Tragic Choices
2(18)
Muse v. Charter Hospital of Winston-Salem, Inc.
2(4)
Notes and Questions on the Roles of the Various Actors in the Muse Tragedy
6(13)
Problem
19(1)
B: Uncompensated Care
20(66)
Notes on Providers' Common-Law Duty to Render Care
20(2)
Hospitals' Duties Toward Nonpaying Patients
22(1)
Stanturf v. Sipes
22(5)
Questions
27(1)
Notes and Questions on Hospital Obligations Under the Hill-Burton Act
27(4)
Notes on State Statutes Mandating Indigent Care
31(3)
Federal Legislation Mandating Emergency Care
34(1)
Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act of 1986, as Amended
34(3)
Notes and Questions on the Scope of Hospitals' Obligations
37(1)
Baber v. Hospital Corporation of America
38(4)
Notes and Questions on Emtala
42(6)
Problem
48(1)
Does Federal Legislation Override Professional Standards?
48(1)
In the Matter of Baby "K"
48(7)
Further Notes and Questions on EMTALA
55(2)
In the Matter of Baby K
57(2)
Notes and Questions on the Rehabilitation Act, the Ada, and the Child Abuse Amendments
59(3)
Financing Uncompensated Care
62(1)
Notes and Questions on Uncompensated Care and Internal Cross-Subsidization
62(4)
Introductory Note on ERISA
66(2)
New York State Conference of Blue Cross & Blue Shield Plans v. Travelers Insurances Co.
68(8)
Notes and Questions
76(1)
Notes and Questions on State Regulation of Hospital Rates
76(6)
Notes and Questions on the Uninsured
82(4)
C: Introduction to Public Programs for Financing Health Care
86(44)
Note on the Suppositional Constitutional "Right to Health Care"
86(3)
Should Health Care Be Distributed Equally?
89(1)
Paul Starr, Ph.D.
The New Critics of Medical Care: The Politics of Therapeutic Nihilism
89(8)
Notes
97(3)
President's Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research, Securing Access to Health Care: The Ethical Implications of Differences in the Availability of Health Services
100(4)
Notes and Questions
104(5)
Public Programs and Policies
109(1)
Notes on Federal Health Care Programs for the Elderly and the Poor
109(9)
Notes and Questions on Movements for Fundamental Health Care Reform
118(12)
CHAPTER 2 Purchasing Health Care
130(157)
A: The Nature of the Product
130(30)
Medical Care as a "Good"
130(1)
Paul Starr, Ph.D.
A National Health Program: Organizing Diversity
130(5)
Questions
135(1)
Alain Enthoven, Ph.D.
What Medical Care Is and Isn't
135(1)
Questions
135(6)
What Can Health Services Research Tell Us?
141(1)
Notes on Variations in Medical Practice
141(7)
Notes and Questions on Clinical Decision Making
148(8)
Notes and Questions on Technology Assessment and the Regulation of Medical Technology
156(4)
B: Introduction to Health Economics
160(23)
Should Money Matter?
160(1)
Alain Enthoven, Ph.D.
Why Financial Incentives Make a Difference
160(3)
Notes on Economic Theory
163(4)
Trade-Offs Between Costs and Benefits
167(1)
Clark C. Havighurst
The Rising Cost of Health Care: Growing Pains or Something Worse?
167(14)
Questions on the Problem of Health Care Costs
181(2)
C: Health Plans Today
183(43)
Notes on the History of Health Insurers' Cost-Containment Efforts
183(2)
Coping With the Trade-Offs
185(1)
Notes and Questions on Writing Health Care Contracts to Counteract Moral Hazard
185(14)
Bradley v. Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield
199(4)
Notes and Questions on Coverage of Emerging Medical Technologies
203(2)
Organizational Responses to the Cost Problem
205(1)
Notes and Questions on Limiting Patient Choice of Provider and Selective Contracting
205(5)
Shea v. Esensten
210(2)
Notes and Questions
212(1)
Notes and Questions on HMOs
213(4)
Notes and Questions on the Emerging Health Care Marketplace
217(7)
Note and Questions on "Provider-Sponsored Organizations" (PSOs)
224(2)
D: Prudent Purchasing in Public Programs
226(61)
Medicare as a Third-Party Payer
226(1)
Notes on Medicare Cost Reimbursement
226(2)
Notes and Questions on Medicare's Prospective Payment System for Hospitals
228(13)
Physician Payment Review Commission, [Reforming the Payment of physicians Under Medicare]
241(5)
Notes and Question on Physician Payment Under Medicare
246(3)
Notes and Questions on Medicare as a Purchaser of Other Services
249(3)
Reinventing Medicare
252(1)
Lynn Etherdge
Reengineering Medicare: From Bill-Paying Insurer to Accountable Purchaser
252(7)
Notes and Questions on Bringing Managed Care to Medicare
259(5)
Notes on Adverse Selection (Risk Selection)
264(3)
Robert P. Charrow
David C. Main
Joseph N. Onek, Esqs.
Retooling Medicine Through PSOs and Medicare + Choice Plans: Can Providers Catch the Brass Ring?
267(8)
Notes and Questions on the Medicare + Choice Program
275(2)
Reforming Medicaid
277(1)
Notes and Questions on Purchasing Strategies in State Medicaid Programs
277(5)
Notes and Questions on Medicaid Managed Care
282(5)
PART II SHIFTING PARADIGMS IN AMERICAN HEALTH CARE 287(504)
CHAPTER 3 Commercialism Versus Professionalism
288(211)
A: Tensions and Conflict
288(23)
William J. Goode, Ph.D.
The Nature of a Conflict
288(1)
Community Within A Community: The Professions
288(5)
Notes
293(1)
Professional Values in a Changing Market
294(1)
Notes and Questions on Professionalism as a Response to Market Failure
294(17)
B: The Emergence of the Corporation
311(86)
Introduction to the For-Profit/Nonprofit Debate
311(1)
Note on For-Profit Enterprise in the Health Care Sector
311(2)
Note: Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 17 U.S. (4 Wheat) 518 (1819)
313(2)
Henry B. Hansmann
Reforming Nonprofit Corporation Law
315(6)
Notes
321(1)
State and Federal Tax Exemptions
322(1)
Utah County v. Intermountain Health Care, Inc.
322(8)
Notes and Questions on the Federal Tax Treatment of Nonprofit Enterprises
330(8)
Note and Questions on State and Local Tax Exemptions
338(3)
General Counsel Memorandum 39,862
341(6)
Notes and Questions on the Tax Implications of Hospital/Physician Joint Ventures
347(2)
Problem on Physician Recruitment
349(2)
Tax Status of New and Complex Health Care Enterprises
351(1)
Geisinger Health Plan v. Commissioner
351(6)
Notes and Questions on Tax Exemptions for HMOs and Health Insurers
357(2)
Geisinger Health Plan v. Commissioner
359(5)
Notes and Questions on Complex Corporate Structures Involving Nonprofit Firms
364(2)
Notes on the Tax Treatment of Integrated Delivery Systems
366(3)
Conversion to For-Profit Status
369(1)
Memorandum of the Attorney General, Burson v. Nashville Memorial Hospital, Inc., Et Al.
369(5)
Notes and Questions on the Sale or Conversion of Nonprofit Entities
374(15)
Notes and Questions on Special Legal Treatment of Nonprofit Firms
389(3)
Notes and Questions on the Choice Between the Nonprofit and Forprofit Forms
392(5)
C: Prohibitions on Corporate Practice and Commercialism
397(47)
Legislation Mandating Professional Control; Judicial Review of Economic Regulation
397(1)
North Dakota State Board of Pharmacy v. Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc.
397(2)
Notes and Questions on State Legislation Regulating Professional Services
399(13)
Regulating Commercial Speech--Use of Trade Names
412(1)
Friedman v. Rogers
412(5)
Notes and Questions on Commercial Speech
417(3)
Notes and Questions on Advertising and Information Problems in Health Care Markets
420(3)
Implied Prohibitions Against Corporate Practice, Referral Agencies, etc.
423(1)
Berlin v. Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center
423(7)
California Attorney General, Opinion No. 81-1004
430(2)
Notes and Questions on the Corporate Practice of Medicine
432(6)
Notes on Professional Ethics Concerning Contract Practice
438(2)
State v. Abortion Information Agency, Inc.
440(4)
Notes and Questions on the Aia Case
444(1)
D: Health Care "Fraud and Abuse"
444(55)
Notes and Questions on Physician Self-Referral, Fee Splitting, etc.
444(6)
Paying or Receiving "Remuneration" for Medicare/Medicaid Referrals
450(1)
United States v. Greber
450(3)
Medical Development Network, Inc. v. Professional Respiratory Care/Home Medical Equipment Services, Inc.
453(1)
Notes and Questions on the Medicare/Medicaid Anti-Kickback Legislation
454(4)
Notes and Questions on Identifying Fraud in Health Care Transactions and Relationships
458(4)
Notes and Questions on the Administration and Enforcement of the Federal Anti-fraud Legislation
462(2)
Self-Referral Under the Anti-Kickback Law
464(1)
Hanlester Network v. Shalala
464(7)
Notes and Questions on Self-Referral and the Question of Intent
471(5)
The False Claims Act
476(1)
United States ex rel. Thompson v. Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation
476(5)
Notes and Questions on the False Claims Act
481(4)
Overview of Federal Prohibitions and Safe Harbors Relating to Fraud and Abuse
485(1)
Notes on the Stark Anti-Self-Referral Legislation
485(2)
Notes and Questions on Specific Relationships and Transactions under the Anti-Self-Referral and Anti-Kickback Laws
487(7)
Notes and Questions on Fraud and Abuse and Managed Care
494(5)
CHAPTER 4 The Antitrust Challenge to Professional Dominance
499(92)
A: The Sherman Act and Professional Services
499(28)
Note on the Significance of Antitrust Law in the Health Care Sector
499(2)
Are the "Learned Professions" Exempt?
501(1)
Goldfarb v. Virginia State Bar
501(3)
Notes and Questions on the Applicability of Antitrust Statutes to Professionals
504(4)
Notes and Questions on Trade Unionism for Physicians
508(2)
Applying the Sherman Act to Professionals
510(1)
National Society of Professional Engineers v. United States
510(7)
Notes and Questions on Goldfarb, Professional Engineers, and "Per Se" Rules
517(2)
Note on the Antitrust Rule of Reason
519(7)
Problem
526(1)
B: Professional Self-Regulation?
527(49)
The Antitrust Laws and the Ethics of a Profession
527(1)
AMA v. FTC
527(6)
American Medical Association, Principles of Medical Ethics
533(1)
Notes and Questions on AMA v. FTC and Private Restraints on Professional Advertising
534(4)
Notes and Questions on Codes of Professional Ethics
538(3)
Professional Boycotts
541(1)
Note: Klor's Inc. v. Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc., 359 U.S. 207 (1959)
541(2)
Notes on Cases Involving Professional Boycotts
543(9)
Questions on Boycotts for Noncommercial Purposes
552(4)
The Quality of Care as an Antitrust Defense
556(1)
FTC v. Indiana Federation of Dentists
556(9)
Questions on the IFD Case
565(1)
Competitor Collaboration in the Production of Information
565(1)
Schachar v. American Academy of Ophthalmology, Inc.
565(3)
Notes and Questions on the Schachar Case
568(2)
Notes and Questions on Profession-Sponsored Peer Review Programs
570(6)
C: Antitrust Law and Anticompetitive Governmental Action
576(15)
The State-Action Antitrust Defense
576(1)
In re Massachusetts Board of Registration in Optometry
576(4)
Notes on the Makeup of State Regulatory Boards
580(2)
Notes and Questions on the Potential Antitrust Liability of Licensing and Regulatory Boards
582(6)
Collective Action to Obtain Legislative Relief From Competition
588(1)
Note on the Noerr-Pennington Doctrine
588(3)
CHAPTER 5 Changing Institutional Providers
591(200)
A: Power Relationships in Hospitals
591(25)
Accrediting Requirements and the Organization of Hospitals
591(1)
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Comprehensive Accreditation Manual and the Organization of Hospitals (1997)
591(4)
Notes and Questions on the JCAHO
595(1)
Notes and Questions on Hospital Organization
596(5)
How Hospitals Operate
601(1)
Jeffrey E. Harris, M.D., Ph.D.
Regulation and Internal Control in Hospitals
601(3)
Notes and Questions on the Harris Article
604(1)
The Legal Status of Hospital Medical Staffs
605(1)
St. John's Hospital Medical Staff v. St. John Regional Medical Center, Inc.
605(4)
Notes and Questions on Medical Staff Bylaws
609(1)
Notes and Questions on the Nature and Legal Status of the Medical Staff
610(4)
Notes on the Organization of Other Hospital Personnel; Collective Bargaining
614(2)
B: Hospital Liability
616(43)
Corporate Responsibility for Professional Work
616(1)
Bernardi v. Community Hospital Association
616(5)
Notes and Questions on Charitable and Governmental Immunities
621(2)
Note on Access to Hospital Records by Plaintiffs in Malpractice Actions
623(3)
Notes and Questions on the "Captain-of-the-Ship" and "Borrowed-Servant" Doctrines
626(4)
Vicarious Liability for Physician Torts?
630(1)
Sword v. NKC Hospitals, Inc.
630(3)
Grewe v. Mount Clemens General Hospital
633(4)
Notes and Questions on the Liability of Hospitals for the Negligence of Hospital-Based Physicians
637(5)
Corporate Negligence
642(1)
Darling v. Charleston Community Memorial Hospital
642(3)
Questions on the Darling Case
645(1)
Elam v. College Park Hospital
646(4)
Notes and Questions on Corporate Negligence
650(4)
Notes and Questions on Hospital Liability for the Torts of Staff Physicians
654(1)
Allocating Responsibilities Between Physicians and Hospitals
655(1)
Alexander v. Gonser
655(3)
Notes and Questions on Hospitals' Duties to Patients Under a Physician's Care
658(1)
C: Hospital Staff Privileges
659(50)
Judicial Review of Hospital Actions and Policies on Admitting Privileges
659(1)
Silver v. Castle Memorial Hospital
659(5)
Notes and Questions on the Reviewability of Privileges Decisions in Hospitals
664(8)
King v. Bartholomew County Hospital
672(3)
Notes and Questions
675(2)
Notes and Questions on Procedural and Substantive Issues in Administering Staff Privileges
677(3)
Admitting Privileges as a Matter of Contract
680(1)
Notes and Questions on the Legal Effect of Hospital and Staff Bylaws
680(2)
Bartley v. Eastern Maine Medical Center
682(3)
Notes and Questions on Exclusive Contracts With Hospital-Based Physicians
685(2)
Competition and Antitrust Issues in the Allocation of Admitting Privileges
687(1)
Notes and Questions on the Rights of Nonphysician Practitioners
687(3)
Hackett v. Metropolitan General Hospital
690(4)
Notes and Questions on Antitrust Analysis in Staff Privileges Cases
694(4)
Notes and Questions on Antitrust Defenses in Staff Privileges Cases
698(5)
Federal Statutory Immunity for Peer-Review Actions, etc.
703(1)
Smith v. Ricks
703(3)
Notes and Questions on the Health Care Quality Improvement Act
706(3)
D: Controlling Institutional Growth Through Central Planning and Regulation
709(43)
Introduction to Certificate-of-Need Regulation
709(1)
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Care Center v. Department of Health
709(5)
Notes on the History of Health Planning and Certificate-of-Need Regulation
714(6)
Notes and Questions on the Policy and Politics of Certificate-of-Need Regulation
720(5)
Notes and Questions on the Role of Incumbent Competitors in Certificate-of-Need Proceedings
725(3)
Determining "Need" for New Facilities or Services
728(1)
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Inc. v. Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission
728(5)
Notes and Questions on Determinations of "Need"
733(2)
Access as a Consideration in CON Regulation
735(1)
Chambery v. Axelrod
735(1)
Notes and Questions
736(5)
Reconciling CON Regulation With Policies Favoring Competition
741(1)
Oregon Eye Associates v. State Health Planning and Development Agency
741(5)
Notes and Questions on Competition and Certificate-of-Need Regulation
746(6)
E: Horizontal and Vertical Integration
752(39)
Analyzing Hospital Mergers Under the Antitrust Laws
752(1)
Hospital Corporation of America
752(16)
Notes and Questions on the Antitrust Treatment of Hospital Mergers
768(11)
The Effect of Statutes Fostering Provider Cooperation
779(1)
Notes and Questions on Immunities for Provider Cooperation and Mergers
779(6)
Other Business Strategies of Hospitals Today
785(1)
Notes on Hospital Diversification and Vertical Integration
785(6)
PART III QUALITY-ASSURANCE MECHANISMS IN A POLICY PERSPECTIVE 791(388)
CHAPTER 6 Public and Industry-Sponsored Quality Controls
792(131)
A: Regulating Health Care Personnel
792(46)
Introductory Notes and Questions on Quality and Quality Assurance in Medical Care
792(10)
Occupational Licensure and Nonphysician Health Workers
802(1)
Notes and Questions on the Economics, Politics, and Effects of Occupational Licensure
802(10)
Physician Extenders; Scope of Practice
812(1)
Sermchief v. Gonzales
812(6)
Notes and Questions on Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners
818(10)
Notes and Questions on Scope-of-Practice, Supervision, and Payment Issues
828(4)
Notes and Questions on Unorthodox Practitioners and Practices
832(6)
B: Public Oversight of Physicians
838(30)
Notes and Questions on the Licensing and Discipline of Physicians
838(8)
Participation in Medicare; PROs
846(1)
Greene v. Bowen
846(5)
Notes and Questions on Federal Oversight of Physicians
851(1)
The Supply of Physicians
852(1)
Notes and Questions on Controlling the Number and Distribution of Physicians
852(4)
Selman v. Harvard Medical School
856(4)
Notes and Questions on Foreign Medical Graduates
860(1)
Training Tomorrow's Physicians; Educational Accreditation
861(1)
Clark C. Havighurst, J.D.
Gaylord Cummins, Ph.D.
Letter to Ernest L. Boyer, U.S. Commissioner of Education (Designate)
861(4)
Notes and Questions on Medical Education and the Accrediting of Educational Programs
865(3)
C: Private Credentialing of Health Care Personnel
868(24)
Certifying Health Workers
868(1)
Clark C. Havighurst
Nancy M.P. King
Private Credentialing in the Health Care Field
868(6)
Notes and Questions on Private Credentialing
874(2)
Notes and Questions on Judicial Review of Membership and Credentialing Decisions
876(2)
Antitrust Issues in Competitor-Sponsored Credentialing, etc.
878(1)
Notes and Questions on Antitrust Issues in Private Credentialing
878(1)
Kreuzer v. American Academy of Periodontology
879(7)
Further Notes and Questions on Antitrust Issues
886(5)
Problem
891(1)
D: Public and Private Oversight of Institutional Providers
892(31)
Private Accreditation
892(1)
Notes and Questions on Institutional Accrediting and the JCAHO
892(10)
Problem
902(2)
Regulating Nursing Homes
904(1)
Estate of Smith v. Heckler
904(7)
Michigan Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, Inc. v. Shalala
911(5)
Notes and Questions on Controlling the Quality of Care Rendered by Institutional Providers
916(7)
CHAPTER 7 Liability for Medical Accidents
923(256)
A: Of Crisis and Reform
923(69)
Policy and Historical Perspectives on Medical Injuries, Liability, and Liability Insurance
923(1)
Introductory Notes and Questions on the Reparations System for Medical Malpractice
923(18)
Malpractice Reform Legislation: Constitutional and Other Issues
941(1)
Carson v. Maurer
941(10)
Fein v. Permanente Medical Group
951(2)
Notes and Questions on Movements for Malpractice Reform
953(2)
Notes and Questions on Constitutional Issues in Malpractice Reform
955(9)
Notes and Questions on Reforms Relating to Damages
964(9)
Notes and Questions on Reforms Limiting Access to Courts
973(4)
Roa v. Lodi Medical Group, Inc.
977(10)
Notes and Questions on Reforms Targeting Attorneys
987(2)
Empirical Evidence on the Effects of Malpractice Reforms
989(1)
Paul C. Weiler, J.D.
The Impact of Malpractice Legislation
989(2)
Notes and Questions
991(1)
B: The Legal Standard of Care
992(95)
Notes and Questions on the Legal Duties of Physicians
992(7)
Holding Doctors to Standards
999(1)
Allan H. McCoid
The Care Required of Medical Practitioners
999(4)
Jones v. Porretta
1003(6)
Notes and Questions on Basic Issues in Assigning Liability for Medical Injuries
1009(6)
Proving Physician Negligence: Experts, Standards, and Practice Guidelines
1015(1)
Notes and Questions on Expert Testimony in Malpractice Cases
1015(7)
Kramer v. Milner
1022(4)
Notes and Questions on Practice Guidelines as Legal Standards
1026(5)
Legal Tests for Negligence
1031(1)
Hood v. Phillips
1031(5)
Notes and Questions on Standards for Judging Physicians' Performance
1036(4)
What If the Customary Standard Is Too Low?
1040(1)
Gates v. Jensen
1040(6)
Notes and Questions on Raising Inadequate Standards to Deter Poor Practice
1046(7)
The Locality Rule
1053(1)
Shilkret v. Annapolis Emergency Hospital Association
1053(8)
Notes and Questions on the Locality Rule
1061(4)
Notes and Questions on the Tort Liabilities of Hospitals
1065(1)
Confronting Trade-offs Between Cost and Quality
1066(1)
Notes and Questions on Cases Involving a Failure to Diagnose
1066(4)
Problem: Customary Practice and Fetal Monitoring in a Managedcare Plan
1070(1)
Liability for Defective Products
1071(1)
Porter v. Rosenberg
1071(3)
Kozup v. Georgetown University
1074(3)
Notes and Questions on Liability for Poor-Quality Blood and Other Health Care Products
1077(8)
Notes on the Standards Applicable to Nonphysician Health Care Personnel
1085(2)
C: The Physician's Obligation to Obtain the Patient's Informed Consent
1087(40)
Cobbs v. Grant
1087(6)
Notes and Questions on the Legal Duty to Disclose the Risks of Treatment
1093(15)
Johnson v. Kokemoor
1108(6)
Notes and Questions on Duties With Respect to Provider-Specific Risks
1114(2)
Note on Legislation Concerning Informed Consent
1116(2)
Truman v. Thomas
1118(5)
Questions on Truman v. Thomas
1123(1)
Notes and Questions on Disclosure Requirements and Consent in the Managed Care Era
1124(3)
D: Other Reforms
1127(52)
Alternative Mechanisms for Resolving Claims
1127(1)
Notes and Questions on Pretrial Screening Panels
1127(2)
Thomas B. Metzloff, J.D.
Arbitrating Malpractice Disputes: Insights From the Real World
1129(7)
Arbitration Legislation
1136(1)
Colorado Permanente Medical Group, P.C. v. Evans
1136(4)
Notes and Questions on State Malpractice Arbitration Acts
1140(3)
Notes and Questions on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Malpractice Cases
1143(3)
Reforming Tort Law by Private Contract: Arbitration Clauses
1146(1)
Madden v. Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
1146(7)
Notes and Questions on the Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements
1153(2)
Reforming Tort Law by Private Contract: Substantive Reform
1155(1)
Emory University v. Porubiansky
1155(3)
Notes and Questions on Contractual Modification of Tort Rights
1158(7)
No-Fault and Strict-Liability Alternatives
1165(1)
Notes and Questions on No-Fault Compensation
1165(2)
Notes and Questions on No-Fault (Strict) Liability
1167(12)
PART IV HEALTH CARE LAW IN A PERIOD OF RAPID CHANGE 1179(204)
CHAPTER 8 Managed Care and the Law
1180(119)
A: MCO Accountability for the Quality of Care
1180(28)
Note on Modern Health Care Contracts
1180(3)
Vicarious Liability for Physician Torts?
1183(1)
Boyd v. Albert Einstein Medical Center
1183(2)
Notes and Questions on Vicarious and Other Liability of MCOs
1185(11)
ERISA and Malpractice Claims Against MCOs
1196(1)
Dukes v. U.S. Healthcare, Inc.
1196(7)
Notes and Questions on ERISA Preemption of State Malpractice Law
1203(5)
B: Legal Issues in the Administration of Health Benefits
1208(59)
"Bad-faith" Actions; Interpretation of Health Care Contracts
1208(1)
Sarchett v. Blue Shield of California
1208(1)
Hughes v. Blue Cross of Northern California
1208(12)
Notes and Questions on the Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
1220(3)
Notes and Questions on the Interpretation and Enforcement of Contractual Limits on Coverage
1223(7)
Liability for Errors in Utilization Management
1230(1)
Wickline v. State
1230(6)
Notes and Questions on Payer Liability for Denial of Prior Authorization
1236(2)
Notes and Questions on the Role of Physicians in the Administration of Benefits
1238(4)
ERISA's Effects on Legal Actions Alleging Mistakes in Benefit Administration
1242(1)
Corcoran v. United HealthCare, Inc.
1242(8)
Notes and Questions on ERISA and Utilization Management
1250(2)
Phillips v. Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
1252(5)
Further Notes and Questions on Coverage Disputes and the Interpretation of Health Care Contracts
1257(6)
Problem on the Administration of Coverage
1263(4)
C: Regulation of Managed-Care Organizations
1267(32)
Notes and Questions on the History and Nature of HMO Regulation
1267(10)
Protecting Consumers in the Age of Managed Care
1277(1)
Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry, Consumer Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
1277(6)
Notes and Questions on New Trends in Regulating Managed Care
1283(7)
Provider Protection or Consumer Protection?
1290(1)
CIGNA Healthplan of Louisiana, Inc. v. Louisiana ex rel. Ieyoub
1290(4)
Notes and Questions on Plan/provider Relations
1294(5)
CHAPTER 9 Maintaining Competition in Health Care Financing and Delivery
1299(84)
A: Physician-Sponsored Arrangements
1299(46)
Antitrust Challenges to Physician Control
1299(1)
United States v. Oregon State Medical Society
1299(4)
Notes and Questions on the OSMS Case
1303(3)
Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society
1306(9)
Notes and Questions on the Maricopa County Medical Society Case
1315(4)
Physician Collaboration in Today's Markets
1319(1)
Statement of Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission Enforcement Policy on Physician Network Joint Ventures
1319(10)
Notes and Questions on Antitrust Enforcement and Physician Networks
1329(9)
Providers of Care or Insurers Against Financial Risk?
1338(1)
Notes and Questions on Insurance Regulation of Risk-Bearing Provider Networks
1338(7)
B: Dominant Health Plans
1345(38)
The "Blues," Then and Now
1345(1)
Travelers Insurance Company v. Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania
1345(4)
Notes and Questions on the History of Blue Cross and Blue Shield
1349(3)
Ball Memorial Hospital, Inc. v. Mutual Hospital Insurance, Inc.
1352(4)
Notes and Questions on the Power of Purchasers in Markets for Providers' Services
1356(4)
Exclusionary Practices?
1360(1)
Ocean State Physicians Health Plan, Inc. v. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
1360(6)
Brief of American Managed Care and Review Association as Amicus Curiae Supporting Petitioners
1366(4)
Notes and Questions
1370(2)
Successful Group Practice or Vicious Medical Monopoly?
1372(1)
Blue Cross & Blue Shield United of Wisconsin v. Marshfield Clinic
1372(7)
Notes and Questions on the Marshfield Clinic Case
1379(4)
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