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Health law in the 21st century.

Medicine and law - 1 Jun 2010

Beran Roy

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INTRODUCTION: Law and health operate within different models affecting health law. AGEING POPULATION: Ageing and changed dynamics focuses health law on chronic illness, resource allocation, mobility and driving. SHRINKING PLANET: Swine Flu mandates health law to manage epidemiology, international travel and disease virulence. ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE: Population changes, doctors' numbers and remuneration, health...

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