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期刊名:Journal of law medicine & ethics

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ISSN:1073-1105

e-ISSN:1748-720X

IF/分区:1.3/Q2

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Robert Randolph Harrison,Alannah Trombetta Robert Randolph Harrison
While supported decision-making for persons with dynamic cognitive impairment has been considered in the context of medical treatment, there has been little attention to its application in the context of enrolling cognitively impaired subje...
Annie Mackley,Caitriona L Cox,Zoe Fritz Annie Mackley
There is a widespread perception among academics, doctors and patients that the common law can effectively drive the development and incorporation of patients' autonomy-based rights into medical practice. However, there is reason to doubt t...
Nina A Kohn,Megan S Wright,Robert D Dinerstein Nina A Kohn
Supported decision-making is rapidly gaining attention as an alternative to guardianship and other forms of surrogate decision-making for people with cognitive disabilities. This article provides an overview of the legal status of supported...
Maxim Gakh Maxim Gakh
Public input can provide state agencies with critical information as they adopt health-shaping rules. However, generating meaningful public input is challenging. State administrative procedure acts set out how state agencies must make rules...
Mitchell A Blount,Jammie Hopkins,Monica L Ponder et al. Mitchell A Blount et al.
Public policies contribute to structural racism and health inequities. To dismantle structural racism and advance health equity, methods aligning scientific evidence, community priorities, and political will are needed to implement equity-f...
Kaitlyn Jaffe,Elizabeth A Evans Kaitlyn Jaffe
Dantuluri examines the ongoing prescription stimulant shortage driven by the Drug Enforcement Administration's quota restrictions and an ineffective and fragmented system of drug governance. We extend this analysis to carceral health system...
Haavi Morreim Haavi Morreim
When a prospective participant in clinical research appears perhaps to lack decision-making capacity, many investigators do a capacity evaluation themselves, and if the person lacks capacity, reach out to the next of kin, presuming them to ...
Osman Moneer,Vinay Rathi Osman Moneer
Political pressures and institutional constraints have shaped a reactionary regulatory system that unduly preferences industry interests over public health. Breaking the reactive cycles that have long shaped device regulation will involve m...
Dana Muir Dana Muir
Employer complaints about rising health care costs have been ubiquitous for a number of years. Survey evidence, though, finds widespread employer shortcomings in the processes they use to select and monitor health plan service providers. Th...
Melissa Morgan,Carmel Shachar Melissa Morgan
In their article Objective Standards of Medical Judgment: A Myth of Abortion Law, Graber et al. explore the different legal standards for evaluating if a physician properly offered abortion care under a medical exception to states' abortion...