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9780314154033

Liability And Quality Issues In Health Care

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    9780314154033

  • ISBN10:

    0314154035

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-08-26
  • Publisher: West Group

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Aimed at the specific content of an upper-level elective health law course, this law school casebook blends recent case law, statutory developments, and problems to maximize the flexibility of materials for teachers of health law. The notes are rich in detail and citations, allowing the teacher to spend more time on topics of particular interest. This law school casebook is a spin-off publication of Health Law: Cases, Materials & Problems, 5th Edition.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Acknowledgments ix
Table of Cases
xxi
Introduction to Health Law and Policy
1(64)
Defining Sickness
1(14)
Katskee v. Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Nebraska
3(6)
Notes and Questions
9(1)
Problem: The Couple's Illness
9(1)
Alain Enthoven, PH.D., What Medical Care is and Isn't
10(4)
Notes and Questions
14(1)
Quality in Health Care
15(11)
Defining the Nature of Quality in Health Care
15(1)
Avedis Donabedian, The Definition of Quality and Approaches to its Assessment
15(1)
Notes and Questions
16(3)
Problem: Why Operate?
19(1)
Assessing Quality
19(1)
Avedis Donabedian, The Definition of Quality and Approaches to its Assessment
20(1)
Notes and Questions
21(3)
Improving Quality
24(1)
Timothy S. Jost, Oversight of the Quality of Medical Care: Regulation, Management, or the Market?
25(1)
Notes and Questions
26(1)
The Problem of Medical Error
26(39)
Medical Iatrogenesis: Definitions and Extent
27(1)
The Extent of Medical Misadventures
28(1)
Patients, Doctors, and Lawyers: Medical Injury, Malpractice Litigation, And Patient Compensation in New York
28(2)
Notes and Questions
30(2)
Remedying Quality Problems
32(1)
Origins of Clinical Standards of Practice
32(3)
Strategies for Reducing Medical Error
35(1)
Lucian L. Leape, Error in Medicine
35(9)
To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System
44(10)
Notes and Questions
54(2)
Regulatory Approaches to Medical Errors
56(2)
The Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
58(1)
Notes and Questions
58(1)
The CMS Rules on Error
59(2)
Notes and Questions
61(1)
The Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority
61(2)
Notes and Questions
63(1)
Problem: Disclosing Errors
63(2)
Quality Control Regulation: Licensing of Health Care Professionals
65(38)
Discipline
66(12)
In re Williams
66(2)
Hoover v. The Agency for Health Care Administration
68(3)
Notes and Questions
71(4)
Note: State Medical Boards and Online Prescribing
75(2)
Problem: Virtual Advice
77(1)
Alternative and Complementary Medicine
78(8)
State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts v. McDonagh
78(6)
Notes and Questions
84(2)
Unlicensed Providers
86(8)
State Board of Nursing and State Board of Healing Arts v. Ruebke
87(5)
Notes and Questions
92(2)
Scope of Practice Regulation
94(9)
Sermchief v. Gonzales
95(3)
Notes and Questions
98(2)
Problem: Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Nurses
100(3)
Quality Control Regulation of Health Care Institutions
103(33)
Introduction
103(2)
Mauceri v. Chassin
104(1)
Notes and Questions
105(1)
Regulatory Systems
105(27)
Differences Among Health Care Institutions
105(4)
Notes and Questions
109(1)
Nursing Homes: Licensure and Medicare/Medicaid
110(1)
The Regulatory Process
111(1)
Standard Setting
111(1)
In re the Estate of Michael Patrick Smith v. Heckler
111(5)
Notes and Questions
116(2)
Problem: Setting Standards for Staffing
118(1)
Problem: Residents' Rights
119(4)
Survey and Inspection
123(1)
Sanctions
124(1)
Fairfax Nursing Home, Inc. v. U.S. Dep't. of Health & Human Services
124(3)
Notes and Questions
127(2)
Problem: Restful Manor
129(3)
Private Accreditation of Health Care Facilities
132(4)
Liability of Health Care Professionals
136(109)
The Standard of Care
136(35)
Establishing the Standard of Care
136(1)
Hall v. Hilbun
136(9)
Notes and Questions
145(2)
The Locality Rule
147(1)
Telemedicine and Rural Practices
148(1)
Expert Testimony
149(4)
Problem: Stepping Outside Standard Practice
153(1)
Note: Drug Side--Effects and Off--Label Uses
154(1)
Practice Guidelines as Codified Standards of Care
155(3)
Other Methods of Proving Negligence
158(3)
Note: The Role of the Internet
161(1)
Problem: Evidentiary Hurdles
162(4)
Note: Discovery of Hospital Committee Proceedings and Incident Reports
166(3)
Strict Liability
169(2)
Judicial Risk---Benefit Balancing
171(6)
Helling v. Carey
171(2)
Notes and Questions
173(1)
Note: The Effects of Tort Suits on Provider Behavior
174(3)
Other Theories
177(19)
Negligent Infliction of Mental Distress
177(1)
Campbell v. Delbridge
177(3)
Notes and Questions
180(3)
Duties to Contest Reimbursement Limits
183(1)
Wickline v. State
183(5)
Notes and Questions
188(4)
William M. Sage, Physicians as Advocates
192(2)
Fraudulent Concealment and Spoliation of Evidence Actions
194(1)
Problem: The Hospital Revolving Door
195(1)
Defenses to a Malpractice Suit
196(31)
Defenses to the Prima Facie Case: The Respectable Minority Rule, The Honest Error in Judgment Rule, and the Two Schools of Thought Rule
196(1)
Chumbler v. McClure
196(1)
Henderson v. Heyer--Schulte Corp.
196(1)
Notes and Questions
197(2)
Problem: To Monitor or Not?
199(1)
Clinical Innovation
200(1)
Brook v. St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
200(2)
Notes and Questions
202(2)
Good Samaritan Acts
204(2)
Contributory Fault of the Patient
206(1)
Ostrowski v. Azzara
207(6)
Notes and Questions
213(3)
Sharing Liability With Others: Direct--to--Consumer Drug Advertising
216(1)
Perez v. Wyeth Laboratories Inc.
216(9)
Notes and Questions
225(2)
Causation Problems: Delayed, Uncertain, or Shared Responsibility
227(6)
The Discovery Rule
227(1)
Hardi v. Mezzanotte
227(4)
Notes and Questions
231(1)
Multiple Defendants
231(1)
Joint Tortfeasor Doctrine
231(2)
Multiple Defendants and Burden Shifting
233(1)
Damage Innovations
233(12)
The ``Loss of a Chance'' Doctrine
233(1)
Herskovits v. Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound
233(7)
Notes and Questions
240(3)
Problem: The Patient's Choice?
243(1)
Punitive Damages
243(2)
The Professional--Patient Relationship
245(119)
Introduction
245(1)
The Contract Between Patient and Physician
246(22)
Express and Implied Contract
246(1)
Dingle v. Belin
246(5)
Notes and Questions
251(3)
Physicians in Institutions
254(1)
Hand v. Tavera
254(2)
Notes and Questions
256(1)
Specific Promises and Warranties of Cure
256(3)
Exculpatory Clauses
259(1)
Tunkl v. Regents of Univ. of California
259(2)
Notes and Questions
261(1)
Partial Limitations on the Right to Sue
262(1)
Shorter v. Drury
262(4)
Notes and Questions
266(1)
Problem: Arbitrating Disaster
267(1)
Problem: Mediating Disaster
268(1)
Confidentiality and Disclosure in the Physician--Patient Relationship
268(39)
Breaches of Confidence
268(1)
Humphers v. First Interstate Bank of Oregon
269(4)
Notes and Questions
273(3)
Problem: The Hunt for Patient Records
276(1)
Doe v. Medlantic Health Care Group, Inc.
276(4)
Notes and Questions
280(2)
Problem: The HIV--Positive Physician
282(1)
Federal Medical Privacy Standards
283(1)
Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information
283(15)
Notes and Questions
298(4)
Problem: Leaking Patient Information
302(1)
Duties to Protect Third Parties
302(4)
Problem: The Stubborn Patient
306(1)
Problem: The Tour Bus
307(1)
Problem: Genetic Risks
307(1)
Informed Consent: The Physician's Obligation
307(54)
Origins of the Informed Consent Doctrine
307(2)
The Legal Framework of Informed Consent
309(1)
Negligence as a Basis for Recovery
309(1)
Canterbury v. Spence
309(7)
Notes and Questions
316(4)
Disclosure of Physician--Specific Risk Information
320(1)
Johnson v. Kokemoor
320(8)
Notes and Questions
328(1)
Problem: Disclosing Physician Risks
329(1)
Disclosure of Statistical Mortality Information
330(1)
Arato v. Avedon
330(7)
Notes and Questions
337(1)
Disclosure of Risks of Non--Treatment
338(1)
Truman v. Thomas
338(3)
Notes and Questions
341(2)
Problem: Information Overload
343(1)
Disclosure of Physician Conflicts of Interest
343(1)
Moore v. Regents of the University of California
343(6)
Notes and Questions
349(3)
Causation Complexities
352(1)
Canterbury v. Spence
352(1)
Notes and Questions
353(1)
Damage Issues
354(1)
The ``Benefits'' Doctrine
354(1)
Punitive Damages
355(1)
Tisdale v. Pruitt, Jr., M.D.
355(3)
Notes and Questions
358(1)
Exceptions to the Duty to Disclose
359(1)
Canterbury v. Spence
359(1)
Notes and Questions
360(1)
Problem: Whose Benefit Is It Anyway?
361(1)
Informed Consent: The Institution's Obligation
361(3)
Liability of Health Care Institutions
364(80)
Introduction
364(1)
From Immunity to Vicarious Liability
365(22)
Charitable and Other Immunities
365(1)
Bing v. Thunig
365(1)
Note: Elimination of Immunity
366(1)
Vicarious Liability Doctrine
367(1)
The Captain of the Ship Doctrine
367(1)
Stretching Vicarious Liability Doctrine
368(1)
The General Rule
368(1)
Schlotfeldt v. Charter Hospital of Las Vegas
368(2)
Notes and Questions
370(1)
The Control Test
371(1)
Berel v. HCA Health Services of Texas, Inc.
371(1)
Notes and Questions
372(1)
The ``Ostensible Agency'' Test
372(1)
Sword v. NKC Hospitals, Inc.
373(5)
Notes and Questions
378(2)
The Non--Delegable Duty Doctrine
380(1)
Simmons v. Tuomey Regional Medical Center
380(5)
Notes and Questions
385(1)
Problem: Creating a Shield
386(1)
Hospital Direct Liability
387(37)
Negligence
387(1)
Washington v. Washington Hospital Center
387(4)
Notes and Questions
391(2)
Negligence Per Se
393(1)
Johnson v. Hillcrest Health Center, Inc.
393(5)
Notes and Questions
398(1)
Duties to Treat Patients
399(1)
Muse v. Charter Hospital of Winston--Salem, Inc.
399(2)
Notes and Questions
401(1)
Strict Liability
402(1)
Problem: The Monitor Failed
403(1)
The Emergence of Corporate Negligence
403(1)
The Duty to Protect Patients From Medical Staff Negligence
404(1)
Darling v. Charleston Community Memorial Hospital
404(2)
Notes and Questions
406(2)
Thompson v. Nason Hosp.
408(3)
Notes and Questions
411(2)
Problem: Proctoring Peers
413(1)
Problem: The ``Love'' Surgeon
414(1)
Problem: Cascading Errors
415(1)
The Duty to Protect Third Parties
416(1)
Douglass v. Salem Community Hospital
416(4)
Notes and Questions
420(2)
Problem: Referrals
422(1)
Problem: The Birthing Center
422(2)
Reforming the Tort System for Medical Injuries
424(20)
Medical Progress and Other Changes in The Health Care Environment
424(2)
The Nature of the Insurance Industry
426(1)
Notes and Questions
427(3)
Improving Insurance Availability
430(3)
Altering the Litigation Process
433(1)
Common Tort Reforms
433(2)
Changing the Judicial Role
435(1)
Alternative Approaches to Compensation of Patient Injury
436(2)
No--Fault Reforms
438
Second--Generation Reforms
437(1)
Medical Practice Guidelines as the Standard of Care
437(1)
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
437(1)
No--Fault Systems
438(1)
Provider--Based Early Payment
438(1)
Notes and Questions
438(1)
Administrative Systems
439(1)
Notes and Questions
440(1)
Enterprise Liability
441(2)
Conclusion
443(1)
Access to Health Care: The Obligation to Provide Care
444(38)
Common Law Approaches
445(9)
Ricks v. Budge
445(3)
Childs v. Weis
448(2)
Williams v. U.S.
450(1)
Notes and Questions
451(2)
Problem: Cheryl Hanachek
453(1)
Problem: Ethics and Law: Never the Twain Shall Meet?
453(1)
Statutory Exceptions to the Common Law
454(28)
EMTALA
454(1)
Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act
455(2)
Baber v. Hospital Corporation of America
457(6)
Notes and Questions
463(3)
Problem: Mrs. Miller
466(1)
The Americans With Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
467(1)
Howe v. Hull
468(3)
Bragdon v. Abbott
471(4)
Notes and Questions
475(2)
Title VI
477(3)
Problem: Emmaus House I
480(1)
Problem: Emmaus House II
480(2)
Private Health Insurance and Managed Care: State Regulation and Liability
482(78)
Insurance and Managed Care: Some Basic Concepts
482(10)
The Concept of Managed Care
482(2)
Jacob S. Hacker and Theodore R. Marmor, How Not to Think About ``Managed Care''
484(3)
Note
487(1)
The Concept of Insurance
487(1)
Congressional Research Service, Insuring the Uninsured: Options and Analysis
488(3)
Notes and Questions
491(1)
Deborah Stone, The Struggle for the Soul of Health Insurance
491(1)
Contract Liability of Private Insurers and Managed Care Organizations
492(4)
Lubeznik v. HealthChicago, Inc.
492(3)
Notes and Questions
495(1)
Tort Liability of Managed Care
496(28)
Vicarious Liability
497(1)
Petrovich v. Share Health Plan of Illinois, Inc.
497(11)
Notes and Questions
508(3)
Direct Institutional Liability: Corporate Negligence
511(1)
Shannon v. McNulty
511(4)
Notes and Questions
515(1)
Problem: The Overworked HMO Physician
516(2)
Physician Incentive Systems
518(1)
Bush v. Dake
518(2)
Notes and Questions
520(2)
Problem: Wanting the ``Best''
522(2)
Regulation of Private Health Insurance Under State Law
524(6)
Traditional Insurance Regulation
524(1)
Attempts to Increase Access to Insurance Through Regulation
525(1)
Colonial Life Insurance Company of America v. Curiale
526(2)
Notes and Questions
528(2)
Problem: Expanding Insurance Coverage
530(1)
State Regulation of Managed Care
530(19)
Introduction
530(1)
Massachusetts General Laws Annotated: An Act Relative to Managed Care Practices in the Insurance Industry
531(8)
Notes and Questions
539(1)
Problem: Advising Under State Managed Care Law
540(1)
State Law Regulating MCO Networks
541(2)
Utilization Controls
543(4)
Provider Incentives
547(2)
Quality Regulation
549(1)
Problem: Regulating Managed Care
549(1)
Perspectives on Managed Care Regulation
549(4)
David Hyman, Regulating Managed Care: What's Wrong with a Patient Bill of Rights
550(3)
What Follows Managed Care? Consumer--Directed Health Care and Defined--Contribution Health Plans
553(7)
John Jacobi, After Managed Care: Gray Boxes, Tiers and Consumerism
553(4)
Notes and Questions
557(3)
Regulation of Insurance and Managed Care: The Federal Role
560(71)
Introduction
560(1)
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA)
560(71)
ERISA Preemption of State Health Insurance Regulation
560(2)
Rush Prudential HMO, Inc., v. Debra C. Moran, et al
562(8)
Notes and Questions
570(5)
Problem: ERISA Preemption of State Managed Care Regulation
575(1)
The Relationship Between Federal ERISA Fiduciary and State Tort Claims Against Managed Care Plans: Pegram v. Herdrich
576(1)
Pegram v. Herdrich
576(9)
Notes and Questions
585(1)
ERISA Preemption of State Tort Litigation
586(7)
DiFelice v. Aetna U.S. Healthcare
593(15)
Notes and Questions
608(1)
Beneficiary Remedies Provided By Erisa
609(1)
Doe v. Group Hospitalization & Medical Services
610(5)
Notes and Questions
615(5)
Problem: ERISA Litigation
620(1)
Administrative Claims And Appeals Procedures Under Erisa
620(2)
Notes and Questions
622(1)
Provider Disclosure Of Financial Incentives
622(1)
Horvath v. Keystone Health Plan East
622(5)
Notes and Questions
627(4)
Index 631

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