The Indiana Health Law Review presents our second IHLR Blog post of the year!
Author Stuart Silverman’s article is titled: "U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Rate Setting for Medicare Outpatient Drugs as Applied to 340B Hospitals."
Read the full post here:
https://t.co/k9PH0ScfOV
.@SparkmanChicago says that while the connection between mental illness and gun violence is unclear, the greatest predictor of mass shootings is domestic violence. Just like we need more focus on #mentalhealth, we also need to take domestic violence more seriously!
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.@SparkmanChicago points out that Mental Health America has a web portal that has a county-by-county breakdown of mental health screenings at: https://t.co/ENwUw75j24 !!
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We’re off to a great start for the #IHLRSymposium2022! A great introduction by Professor Max Huffman, Professor @nicolasterry , and Victoria Konstantinidis, our Executive Symposium Editor!
We’re excited to hear from @TaraRagone about Mental Health Parity!
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@IUMcKinney @iuhealthlaw annual Indiana Health Law Review symposium on Mental Health and the Law. @nicolasterry Vice Dean Max Huffman and IHLR symposium editor Victoria Konstantinidis kicking off the event
And that wraps up our 2021 Virtual Symposium. Thanks again to our keynote speaker and panelists!
If you missed it, you can find their presentations here: https://t.co/bvaJ8kSsIA #IHLRSymposium21
We may be getting to the point that AI is more accurate than human physicians, at least for some certain cases… AI may replicate human biases or remedy them. (Christopher Robertson)
Thank you to our first panel for a great discussion on Regulation of Telehealth! It is now time for our 2nd panel which will discuss Promoting Access to Telehealth! First panelist is Deobrah Farringer from @BelmontLaw.