The Florida Health Law Journal - Winter 2009 is now available in the document library. Featured articles include:
- Dedication of the Inagural Issue to Barbara J. Pankau by Jeanne Helton, Esq., Immediate Past Chair, Health Law Section
- Forward by Troy Kishbaugh, Esq., Chair, Health Law Section
- Introduction by James M. Barclay, Esq., Founding Editor-in-Chief
- Preface by Barbara del Castillo, Founding Executive Editor
- Health Law at the Division of Administrative Hearings by Honorable Robert S. Cohen
- State Healthcare Facility Anti-fraud Licensure Laws by Grant P. Dearborn, Esq.
- Professional Limited Liability Company: The Entity of Choice by Richard O. Jacobs, Esq., and Michael Igel, Esq.
- Professional Regulation and Declaratory Statement Process by Bruce D. Lamb, Esq.
- Just Dating Or Soul Mates? Patient Safety Meets Fraud And Abuse by Jay Wolfson, PhD, JD and Nir Menachemi, PhD
Click here to to view the Health Law Journal in PDF format.
Authors interested in publishing in the Florida Health Law Journal should submit manuscripts to James Barclay or call 850-591-4875 for more information.
Upcoming Events and Deadlines
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December Lunch and Learn
Tue. 11 Dec, 2018 12:00 pm
Speaker – Michael J. Bittman and Kristina Maranges
Health Law Section Members = $20
Non- Health Law Section Members = $50
Description
This learning session explores peer review litigation, including internal hearings, trial court litigation, and appeals. The contrasting perspectives of hospital and physician counsel on National Practitioner Data Bank reporting and immunity under federal and Florida law will be addressed. Recent state appellate decisions limiting certiorari jurisdiction to review circuit court orders denying hospital dismissal motions on grounds of immunity have resulted in expensive discovery, arguably contrary to the purposes of immunity.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/2d429657-acc0-44d7-aa4d-bf76be34f79f
The Florida Bar Health Law Section Presents
Representing the Physician Entrepreneur and Innovator: How to Both Practice Medicine and Build an Innovative Business
Friday, January 18, 2019 * Hyatt Regency Sarasota
CLE Description
The Florida Bar Health Law Section looks forward to welcoming attorneys, physicians, and those interested in healthcare innovation to the its annual seminar to be held this year on January 18, 2019 in beautiful Sarasota, Florida. This year’s program is entitled “Representing the Physician Entrepreneur and Innovator – How to Both Practice Medicine and Build an Innovative Business” and will feature topics geared towards health care providers who have an innovative idea or product and their attorneys. Our diverse faculty includes private practice lawyers, in house counsel, physician entrepreneurs, government attorneys and elected officials – all with excellence in their fields. Presentation topics will include developing your team, handling and protecting your intellectual property, partnering with hospitals, attracting venture capital, compliance program development for healthcare ventures and government enforcement concerns for healthcare startups.
Please save the date for this groundbreaking program!
Hyatt Regency Sarasota
Health Law Section Members = $20
Non- Health Law Section Members = $50
July 10, 2018
Title
The High-Tech Industry is Reducing Risk and Stabilizing Their Supply Chain Through Strong Peer Networks: How Are CFOs and CPOs are Dealing With The Growing Patent Troll Issue?
Speakers – Ken Seddon, Nicholas Romanello
Description
Companies spend over $29B each year litigating and settling with patent assertion entities (PAEs, sometimes called “patent trolls”). Most of this risk comes from a company’s supply chain. The speakers will discuss (i) how companies are dealing with the costs and risk of patent trolls through their relationship with their supply chain; and (ii) trends in patent troll litigation.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/fc5ef3f8-7c37-4b12-957e-8b08521b7678
August 14, 2018
Title
Health Care Hacking: Keeping PHI Safe, and the Data Breach Life Cycle from "Oh No!" to Verdict
Speaker – Adam Losey
Description
Discussion of information security and privacy issues common to health care, walking through common information security incidents and preventative care methods. Additionally, the course will include a walk though of several exemplar breach response matters to provide the participant with understanding of breach response (working with incident response technicians, forensics, and law enforcement), notification (working with notification vendors, public relations vendors, and dealing with regulatory agencies such as OCR HHS and various state attorney general's offices), and eventual litigation and remediation measures.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/a99b0d82-4891-425e-a786-fb4519244cd1
September 11, 2018
Title
Update on Administration and Enforcement of the HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules
Speaker – Emily Crabbe
Description
The presentation will cover HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rule topics, as well as policy development, breach notification obligations, enforcement activities, available resources, and OCR’s audit protocols.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/06b5f934-807c-45ad-a971-38fce9d22c13
November 13, 2018
Title
Physician Compensation Models to Improve Alignment
Speaker – Curtis Bernstein, Kyle Kramer, Allison Carty
Description
Properly structured compensation arrangements can positively enhance physician engagement and alignment, leading to increased participation and focus on advancing organizational strategies and priority initiatives. In this presentation, we will explore strategies to effectively engage physicians in the advancement of organizations and key strategic programs through the development and implementation of compensation methodologies the truly recognize physician leadership capabilities and talents, while incentivizing performance that advances organizational priorities.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/d0857202-49dc-46ea-bd74-b91e533af920
December 11, 2018
Title
Florida Peer Review and the High Price of Immunity
Speaker – Michael J. Bittman and Kristina Maranges
Description
This learning session explores peer review litigation, including internal hearings, trial court litigation, and appeals. The contrasting perspectives of hospital and physician counsel on National Practitioner Data Bank reporting and immunity under federal and Florida law will be addressed. Recent state appellate decisions limiting certiorari jurisdiction to review circuit court orders denying hospital dismissal motions on grounds of immunity have resulted in expensive discovery, arguably contrary to the purposes of immunity.
https://tfb.inreachce.com/Details/Information/2d429657-acc0-44d7-aa4d-bf76be34f79f
