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Health Law Review articles from September 2002
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Health Law Review archives from September 2002
Medically necessary? The case for fully funded end-of-life care.(Canada)
September 22, 2002... Introduction
The current work of provincial and national health commissions, and the release of some preliminary reports, is focussing attention on the issue of medically necessary health services. This is not the first time that the issue...
Defining medical necessity: challenges and implications.(Canada)
September 22, 2002... Introduction
The concept of medically necessary services is deeply imbedded in the Canadian medicare system, despite the fact that it seems to defy clear analysis. Coming to grips with this concept seems crucial to the sustainability of...
Implications of nanotechnology applications: using genetics as a lesson.
September 22, 2002... I. Introduction
As society becomes more comfortable discussing genetics and its related ethics, a new technology is blossoming in the background. Nanotechnology may speak the same societal language as does genetics, in that both...
Kelly v. Lundgard: obligations of physicians in medical legal reports.(Alberta)
September 22, 2002... A. Introduction
Kelly v. Lundgard (1) is a recent decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal which reestablishes, not without some confusion, the principles applicable to rare claims against physicians arising from alleged misstatements in...