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Dykes Library HomeBelow is a selected list of medicolegal materials available at Dykes Library. While some medicolegal information is available at Dykes Library, consider also contacting a law library (such as University of Missouri - Kansas City Law Library or University of Kansas Law Library in Lawrence) for additional information.
Examines the employment provisions of the ADA and addresses how those provisions will apply to employers. Written to assist both employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under the Act.
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KF 3469
.O35
1992
This document provides information and assistance on the ADA to people with disabilities, businesses, and the affected public.
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KF 3469
A 512
1991
Bibliographies of bills and public laws related to all aspects of animal welfare. See also the Animal Welfare Information Center site on the Internet.
Reserve
KF 3841
The official compilation of the Federal regulations that are currently in force compiled by the Office of the Federal Register of the National Archives and Records Administration. Dykes Library retains the latest edition of all CFR titles, chapters, subchapters and parts for: Animals and Animal Products; Food and Drugs; Public Health; and Public Welfare. Includes index and finding aids. You may also search the Code of Federal Regulations online.
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KF 70
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Microfiche edition of Presidential and federal agency documents published daily. The Federal Register is divided into five major sections: Presidential Documents, Rules and Regulations, Proposed Rules, Notices, and Sunshine Act Meetings. A print guide, The Federal Register: What It Is and How To Use It is also available. The Federal Register is also available online.
Microfiche Room
President Clinton's 1993 bill to ensure and protect the health care of all Americans. This document is also available on the Internet.
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H434
1993
For a brief comparison of major health system reform proposals, see "Health Care Reform: The Clinton Proposal and Congressional Counterproposals," Journal of Health and Hospital Law, 27(1,2), 1994.
"Duly arranged, numbered, annotated and indexed with histories, notes and references as required by law." You may also find them online.
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A brief, practical guide written to help nurses minimize liability exposure in many critical areas including medication administration, negligent supervision and improper procedure.
WY 44
M973L
1994
"The first complete and unbiased source of information about one of the most critical and costly, but least understood, aspects of medical practice. The guide identifies questions--and provides answers--that every physician should know to make an informed and confident decision about professional liability insurance." Published by the American Medical Association. Find updated information on the AMA website.
W 44
J67g
1991
The purpose of this book is to prevent medical malpractice litigation by exposing the reader to legal concepts such as standard of care, scope of employment, criminal and civil acts, contracts, negligence, ethical concepts, and medical records.
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F621L
1993
Explains how physicians can prevent malpractice and malpractice claims by following simple risk management principles that are both cost- and time-effective.
W 44
L436p
1993
"Provides the reader with an overview of psychiatric malpractice issues from the legal perspective as well as from the practitioner's viewpoint."
WM 33
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S24p
1992
"A guide to the clinical management of legal issues for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, and other mental health professionals entrusted with the care of emotionally and mentally disturbed patients."
WM 33
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S5c
1992
This work focuses on legal issues by examining physicians and their relationship to lawyers, patients, other medical personnel, public health, the family, and special practice areas.
W 32.5
R514L
1993
The basic purpose of Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration is to explain health law in commonly understood terminology. Some chapter topics include Criminal Aspects of Health Care, Patient Consent, Patient Rights and Responsibilities, Labor Relations, and Hospital Reorganization.
W 44
P893L
1999
"A one-volume treatise and practice guide designed to assist physicians in understanding the laws that apply to the practice of medicine. The two main areas of focus are substantive health care law and the interaction between physicians and the judicial system during the dispute resolution process."
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T177L
1990
This resource reviews steps to minimize the anesthesiologist's exposure to liability; contains a glossary of legal terminology and an introduction to the litigation process; and also discusses business aspects of anesthesia practice.
WO 33
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D7L
1991
Handbook written for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, and other therapists to help them understand and manage legal issues in their daily practice.
WM 33
AA1
W4L
1993
Explores and illustrates the legal implications of medical practice and the legal issues related to organized health and medical care. Prepared by the American College of Legal Medicine.
W 32.5
L47
2004
The following is a partial list of the medicolegal journals owned by Dykes Library. For a more complete list search the online catalog. Click the Limits button and under the Type category select Serial and under Location select Dykes Only. Then perform an Advanced Keyword search for jurisprudence OR legislation. The journals in Dykes Library are arranged alphabetically by title.
American Journal of Law & Medicine
Federation Bulletin
Journal of Health and Hospital Law
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics
Regan Report on Hospital Law
Regan Report on Nursing Law
