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Index to Volume XXIII AJLM XXII: 1 Articles Wendy E. Parmet and Daniel J. Jackson, No Longer Disabled: The Legal Impact of the New Social Construction of HIV Alexandra K. Glazier, Genetic Predispositions, Prophylactic Treatments and Pri- vate Health Insurance: Nothing is Better Than a Good Pair of Genes Notes and Comments Simon M. Canick, Constitutional Aspects of Physician-Assisted Suicide After Lee v. Oregon Dianne McCarthy, Narrowing Provider Choice: Any Willing Provider Laws After New York Blue Cross v. Travelers Jeffrey P. Donohue, Developing Issues Under the Massachusetts ‘Physician Profile’ Act Medicolegal Reference Library AJLM XXIII: 2&3 Symposium: Managed Care Phase Two—Structural Changes and Equity Issues Frances H. Miller, Foreword: Managed Care Phase Two—Structural Changes and Equity Issues Thomas L. Greaney, Night Landings on an Aircraft Carrier: Hospital Mergers and Antitrust Law Lawrence E. Singer, The Conversion Conundrum: The State and Federal Re- sponse to Hospitals’ Changes in Charitable Status Margaret G. Farrell, ERISA Preemption and the Regulation of Managed Health Care: The Case for Managed Federalism Christopher Newdick, Resource Allocation in the National Health Service Loretta M. Kopelman and Michael G. Palumbo, The U.S. Health Delivery Sys- tem: Inefficient and Unfair to Children Notes and Comments Sarah C. Kellogg, The Due Process Right to a Safe and Humane Environment for Patients in State Custody: The Voluntary/Involuntary Distinction Wayne M. Serra, Ensuring the Safety of Genotech Drugs Through Implied War- ranty Theory AJLM XXIil: 4 Articles Dana Devon, Drug Testing of Health Care Workers: Toward a Coherent Hospital Policy Index to Volume XXIII AJLM XXII: 1 Articles Wendy E. Parmet and Daniel J. Jackson, No Longer Disabled: The Legal Impact of the New Social Construction of HIV Alexandra K. Glazier, Genetic Predispositions, Prophylactic Treatments and Pri- vate Health Insurance: Nothing is Better Than a Good Pair of Genes Notes and Comments Simon M. Canick, Constitutional Aspects of Physician-Assisted Suicide After Lee v. Oregon Dianne McCarthy, Narrowing Provider Choice: Any Willing Provider Laws After New York Blue Cross v. Travelers Jeffrey P. Donohue, Developing Issues Under the Massachusetts ‘Physician Profile’ Act Medicolegal Reference Library AJLM XXIII: 2&3 Symposium: Managed Care Phase Two—Structural Changes and Equity Issues Frances H. Miller, Foreword: Managed Care Phase Two—Structural Changes and Equity Issues Thomas L. Greaney, Night Landings on an Aircraft Carrier: Hospital Mergers and Antitrust Law Lawrence E. Singer, The Conversion Conundrum: The State and Federal Re- sponse to Hospitals’ Changes in Charitable Status Margaret G. Farrell, ERISA Preemption and the Regulation of Managed Health Care: The Case for Managed Federalism Christopher Newdick, Resource Allocation in the National Health Service Loretta M. Kopelman and Michael G. Palumbo, The U.S. Health Delivery Sys- tem: Inefficient and Unfair to Children Notes and Comments Sarah C. Kellogg, The Due Process Right to a Safe and Humane Environment for Patients in State Custody: The Voluntary/Involuntary Distinction Wayne M. Serra, Ensuring the Safety of Genotech Drugs Through Implied War- ranty Theory AJLM XXIil: 4 Articles Dana Devon, Drug Testing of Health Care Workers: Toward a Coherent Hospital Policy Douglas J. Witten, Regulation of “Downstream” and Direct Risk Contracting by Health Care Providers: The Quest for Consumer Protection and a Level Playing Field Notes and Comments Craig P. Druehl, HMO and Insurance Insolvency: The Benefits and Detriments of a Federal System Richard S. Liner, Physician Deselection: The Dynamics of a New Threat to the Physician-Patient Relationship Medicolegal Reference Library Tue STANFORD PROGRAM IN WuirTEHEAp InstituTE FOR Genomics, EtHics & Society (PGES) BiomeDICAL RESEARCH INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR IN ASSOCIATION WITH VISITING FELLOWSHIPS American Society oF Law, PGES addresses the compelling Mepicine & Etnics : are nase PRESENT ethical, legal and social implications of advances in human genetics. Fellows generally hold a post-gradu- ate degree in a relevant field, and may THE HumaN GENOME be appointed for between 1 and 3 academic quarters. Applications must PROJECT: be received by February 1, 1998. Science, Law, AND For further information, see: http://www-laelamnd.istnanf ord.edu/dept/ Social CHANGE IN or contact Laura McConnell, Stanford THE ?1 ST CENTURY Center for Biomedical Ethics, 701 Welch Rd. #1105, Palo Alto, CA April 23-24, 1998 94304, tel 650-498-6934, A [email protected] Cambridge, Massachusetts American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics and American Association of Critical-Care Nurses present CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES AND CONTROVERSIES FOR Nurses: THE INTERFACE OF EtHics, LAW, AND PoLicy Baltimore, Maryland March 6-8, 1998