The corporate practice of medicine prohibition in the modern era of health care / Francis J. Serbaroli, Greenberg Traurig, New York, New York.
1999
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Title
The corporate practice of medicine prohibition in the modern era of health care / Francis J. Serbaroli, Greenberg Traurig, New York, New York.
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Imprint
Arlington, VA : Bureau of National Affairs, [1999]-
Description
1 online resource.
Frequency
Updated irregularly
Series
BNA's health law & business series ; 2800.
Formatted Contents Note
Detailed analysis. Introduction
Explanation of the corporate practice prohibition: general statement
Origins of the corporate practice prohibition in public policy and medical ethics
How states have prohibited the corporate practice of medicine
The prohibition on splitting professional fees
Exceptions to the prohibitions
Penalties for violating the prohibition
Corporate practice prohibition as a defense in civil cases - Practical steps to avoid corporate practice and fee splitting violations
The corporate practice prohibition and managed care
The corporate practice prohibition and antitrust law
Emerging corporate practice issues
Should the corporate practice prohibition be abolished? - Working papers.
Explanation of the corporate practice prohibition: general statement
Origins of the corporate practice prohibition in public policy and medical ethics
How states have prohibited the corporate practice of medicine
The prohibition on splitting professional fees
Exceptions to the prohibitions
Penalties for violating the prohibition
Corporate practice prohibition as a defense in civil cases - Practical steps to avoid corporate practice and fee splitting violations
The corporate practice prohibition and managed care
The corporate practice prohibition and antitrust law
Emerging corporate practice issues
Should the corporate practice prohibition be abolished? - Working papers.
Summary
"This portfolio examines the prohibition against the corporate practice of the profession of medicine, with a special focus on the obstacles--sometimes unexpected--that the prohibition poses despite vast changes in the delivery of health care since the prohibition originated in the early 20th century. To accomplish its broad public policy goal of protecting consumers of medical care, the corporate practice doctrine seeks to prevent the commercial exploitation of the practice of medicine and undue interference by lay persons in medical decisions. It also seeks to ensure that the loyalty of physicians remains with their patients, rather than those who pay the physicians. Developed through state law and the decisions of the courts as well as state medical licensing and regulatory bodies, the corporate practice prohibition has taken widely divergent forms, as illustrated in the Working Papers. The portfolio also analyzes, in particular, the body of law addressing corporate practice prohibition issues raised by the variety of managed care arrangements."
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Published: Washington, D.C., 1999-2007.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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Print version: Serbaroli, Francis J. Corporate practice of medicine prohibition in the modern era of health care. [Washington, D.C.] : Bureau of National Affairs, 1999
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Language
English
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