VIDEO: The Most Pressing Health Law Risks for Clinicians

CHICAGO – From Stark law to HIPAA violations to whistle-blower claims, clinicians face a litany of legal land mines in today’s practice landscape.

Not only that, but rules and regulations are constantly changing, and the government continues to increase its scope in some areas, said Michael E. Clark, chair of the American Bar Association Health Law Section.

Clinicians should be mindful of the new – and old – laws that impact them and take steps to prevent legal scrutiny, Mr. Clark advised during a conference held by the American Bar Association.

In a video interview at the conference, Mr. Clark discussed the most pressing health law issues for clinicians and ways in which they can avoid such risks. Mr. Clark, who practices health law in Houston, also shared his perspectives on what the future holds for upcoming legal dangers.

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CHICAGO – From Stark law to HIPAA violations to whistle-blower claims, clinicians face a litany of legal land mines in today’s practice landscape.

Not only that, but rules and regulations are constantly changing, and the government continues to increase its scope in some areas, said Michael E. Clark, chair of the American Bar Association Health Law Section.

Clinicians should be mindful of the new – and old – laws that impact them and take steps to prevent legal scrutiny, Mr. Clark advised during a conference held by the American Bar Association.

In a video interview at the conference, Mr. Clark discussed the most pressing health law issues for clinicians and ways in which they can avoid such risks. Mr. Clark, who practices health law in Houston, also shared his perspectives on what the future holds for upcoming legal dangers.

[email protected]

@legal_med

CHICAGO – From Stark law to HIPAA violations to whistle-blower claims, clinicians face a litany of legal land mines in today’s practice landscape.

Not only that, but rules and regulations are constantly changing, and the government continues to increase its scope in some areas, said Michael E. Clark, chair of the American Bar Association Health Law Section.

Clinicians should be mindful of the new – and old – laws that impact them and take steps to prevent legal scrutiny, Mr. Clark advised during a conference held by the American Bar Association.

In a video interview at the conference, Mr. Clark discussed the most pressing health law issues for clinicians and ways in which they can avoid such risks. Mr. Clark, who practices health law in Houston, also shared his perspectives on what the future holds for upcoming legal dangers.

[email protected]

@legal_med