HSA-4030

Andrusko, D. (2000). Probation for New York Abortionist Who Carved Initials into Maternity Patient’s Abdomen. National Right to Life News, 5.
This article may shock you, but it is a true story and an example of an important responsibility of organizations to protect their patients from impaired physicians.

Davis, Susan. (2002). Glossary of Legal Terms. Plastic Surgical Nursing, 22(4), 188.
This article is a must! A careful review of the terms defined in this glossary is essential for you to study in order to have access to the professional vocabulary that you will use when preparing your short answer responses.

Demske, G. E., Taylor, G., & Ortmann, J. (2018). Shared Goals: How the HHS Office of Inspector General Support’s Health Care Industry Compliance Efforts. Mitchell Hamline Law Review, 44(4), 1145–1164.
Fraud and abuse are significant legal concerns for healthcare organizations. This article will provide an excellent foundation and discussion of the Office of Inspector General and guidelines for compliance programs.

Maida, T., & Alarif, N. (2020). What a Difference a Year Makes-- Key Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law Developments. Journal of Health Care Compliance, 22(4), 5–14.
Stark laws and anti-kickback regulations are a key part of legal and regulatory guidelines that healthcare managers must know and implement in their roles. This article is a current and relevant update on the regulations.

Mekel, M. (2010). Emerging Issues in Health Care Regulation: Protecting Patients or Punishing Providers: A Symposium Introduction and Overview. Journal of Legal Medicine, 31(1), 1–8.
Healthcare managers must ensure quality and safety for patients and ensure a safe environment for providers. This article presents a variety of perspectives for your consideration.

Providing Emergency Medical Care without Informed Consent: An Important Decision from a Federal District Court. (2019). Developments in Mental Health Law, 38(1), 32–37.
One of the most important legal requirements that leads to malpractice lawsuits if it is not followed is informed consent. This article presents examples of the complexities surrounding informed consent in emergency settings.

When stars seek medical care, risk of “VIP Syndrome” looms. (2016). UWIRE Text.
The concept of the “VIP Syndrome” was introduced several decades ago. However, it remains a very current and relevant concern for healthcare managers.