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This edition features:
• Discussion of recent legal developments in high-profile areas such as
HIPAA, abortion, and withholding life-sustaining treatment
• Revision to the corporate-compliance chapter that better emphasizes
fraud and abuse issues
• Addition of sidebars that provide extra information, real-life
examples, and interesting insights about the concepts explored
• Inclusion of objectives, summaries, and discussion questions to
highlight important points in each chapter
• Introduction of a Glossary and Suggested Readings to supplement
understanding and to encourage further learning
About the Author
J. Stuart Showalter, J.D., M.F.S., has spent most of his career dealing with
health law issues. From 1972 through 1980, he served in the U.S. Navy in
various positions, including as in-house counsel, malpractice-claims defense
attorney, and counsel to the U.S. Navy Surgeon General. From 1980 to 1996,
Mr. Showalter was vice president and in-house counsel to the Catholic Health
Association of the United States. In addition, he has been a hospital system’s
director of compliance and a law professor.
The Law of Healthcare Administration
Now in its fifth edition, The Law of Healthcare Administration continues
to examine the legal aspects of healthcare from a management
perspective. Using plain language, the book is a comprehensive
treatment of health law in the United States, addressing topics from the
basic structure of the court system to the general legal responsibilities of
healthcare organizations to the specific liabilities inherent in the
provision of care. Legal concepts in the book are supported by examples
from actual court decisions.
Showalter
Health Law for Healthcare Managers
The Law of
Healthcare
Administration
Fifth Edition
Fifth
Edition
J. Stuart Showalter
THE LAW OF
HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION
FIFTH EDITION
THE LAW OF
HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION
FIFTH EDITION
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