Health Care Law

Journal of Medical Ethics 24 (4):283-284 (1998)
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Abstract

Health Care Law by Jonathan Montgomery has much to recommend it. It is a comprehensive account of the law relating to health care in its broadest sense. From the outset, Montgomery sets his face against a narrow construction of his task; as he recognises, health care law is so much more than the "law relating to what doctors do".

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