Begun as the “FUNdamentals of Health Law” series by James “Chet” Barclay in 2009, the 10th installment of the series does a “deep dive” into the legal, ethical, and (if possible) technological issues arising in urgent legal matters – those matters which require counsel to “drop everything” and begin work immediately. Oftentimes patient lives are in immediate jeopardy, or a failure to obtain prompt relief may work an irreparable injury. The program is designed to be immediately useful to attorneys, health care professionals, risk managers, and other health care industry participants needing to understand more thoroughly the issues and problems created by the intersection of law and medicine at the bedside. Morning and afternoon sessions will be followed by interactive panel discussions among faculty and both on-site and Internet attendees. Comprehensive materials will be provided.
Welcome and Introductions
Barry Herrin, Atlanta, GA
Mental Health Emergencies in the Hospital Setting
Kirk Davis, Tampa
Alison Elk, Rockledge
Facility License Emergencies
Frank Rainer, Tallahassee
Involuntary Care Emergencies
Caycee Hampton, Tampa
Megan Heiden, Jacksonville
The Intersection of Ethics and End of Life Decision Making
Panagiota Caralis, MD , Miami, FL
Panel Discussion
Panagiota Caralis, MD, Miami
Caycee Hampton,Tampa
Kirk Davi, Tampa
Alison Elk, Rockledge
Physician Discipline Emergencies
Nichole Geary, Tallahassee
Bruce Lamb, Tampa
Federal Criminal Law Emergencies
Scott Grubman, Atlanta, GA
Lauren Warner, Atlanta, GA
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Emergencies
William Dillon, Tallahassee
Barry Herrin, Atlanta
Panel Discussion
Nicole Geary,Tallahassee
Bruce Lamb,Tampa
Scott Grubman, Atlanta, GA
Lauren Warner,Atlanta, GA
William Dillon, Tallahassee
Course Number: 2929
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