Public Health Law Manual

by Frank P. Grad

The classic authority on public health law, this book serves as a common framework to facilitate communications and cooperation between health professionals and their legal advisors. Substantial treatment is given to environmental health law. This new edition also provides greatly enriched material on legal aspects of personal health services, including right of privacy, recent abortion and "right to die" cases, and an expanded discussion of law and policy governing HIV/AIDS. There is also an in–depth analysis of the new HIPPA Privacy Rule, and an important new chapter covering the need for Public International Concern—a sweeping review of examples of the principal international agencies, treaties, legal instruments and documents on international public health policies including SARS, bioterrorism, ozone depletion, and global warming.

372 pages, Hardcover

First published January 28, 1990

Reviews

[JT · Rating 5 out of 5]

Had the opportunity to read this book while spending a semester with Frank Grad.