Health Care Law: Introduction

Health Care Analysis 4 (1):63-64 (1996)
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Abstract

Determining appropriate legal responses to the conduct of health care workers who endanger patients continues to provoke fierce debate. This is particularly true in the context of criminal law, which offers punishment as an obvious strategy.

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