In principle and in practice, AHLA values and attempts to promote and promote diverse and integrative participation within the association, regardless of gender, race, ethnic origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin or disability. Guided by these values, the Association strongly encourages and welcomes the participation of diverse people as it guides health law towards excellence through education, information and dialogue. Twice a year (winter and summer), the Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy publishes Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences, The Health Policy and Law Review from Loyola University Chicago. Annals contains articles of general interest in health law that are considered by the editors as a contribution to teaching, practice and/or public policy related to health law. Previous volumes have focused on corporate, regulatory, bioethical and pharmaceutical issues, as well as patient rights and advocacy. This publication gives health law students the opportunity to edit an article on the journal of law. To visit the Annals of Health Law website, go to: luc.edu/law/centers/healthlaw/annals/index.htm. AHLA encourages lawyers and others with experience in the field of health law and life sciences to consider submitting a manuscript for publication in the journal. If your office has recently prepared a detailed legal note, letter, or presentation on a current health care topic of interest, you may submit that work to the journal for review. The AHLA encourages all health professionals with expertise in health and life sciences law to consider submitting a manuscript throughout the year.
If your office has recently prepared a detailed legal memorandum, letter, or presentation on a current health care legal topic, consider turning your work into a submission. AHLA welcomes potential authors to attract colleagues as co-authors who will share the work. Please read the Journal of Health Law and Life Sciences Law Author Guidelines before submitting an article for publication. The Journal of Health and Life Sciences Law (Journal) is an advantage of AHLA membership. The journal provides in-depth legal analysis of current healthcare issues to help you advise your clients and organizations in the ever-changing world of health law and life sciences. The journal`s editorial team is made up of experienced members of the healthcare industry; They help identify issues that are critical to the health profession and the health industry, and they provide a professional peer review of all articles offered. Advance Directive is an online publication of the Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences, which is also published twice a year (fall and spring). Similar to the Annals, Advance Directive publishes articles that provide an overview of the different areas of health law. The advance directive allows health law students to write short articles on current health law issues, which are often at the center of debate among legislators, practitioners and academics. Until October 2008, members can access issues of the AHLA Journal under www.healthlawyersjournal.com. To navigate from your desktop, click the “Past Issues” tab on the left side of each number. To search, select the Search tab.
Our interactive online format also allows readers to click on quotes to access additional resources. Advance Directives Editors: Elli Lenz and Caitlin Bradford The Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy is pleased to make the Annals of Health and Life Sciences Law available exclusively online. The format is free for all readers and includes many interactive features. In line with the AHLA`s educational mission, one of the journal`s objectives is to be a forum for freedom of expression and the exchange of ideas. The employees of the magazine are not agents of the AHLA. The opinions and positions expressed in the journal are those of the authors and not of the AHLA, its staff, volunteers, editors or editors. Welcome to the Digital Age: Reinventing Contact Tracing and the Public Health Services Act for Modern Pandemic ControlMichael L. Cederblom Technical Editors: Shivani Thakker and Julian Caruso Subscriptions to the journal are free for AHLA members. If you are interested in advertising in the magazine, please contact Network Media Partners at (410) 584-1982. The reprinting of AHLA publications (including the journal) is done by AHLA. To apply for a reprint permit (which will be processed on a case-by-case basis), please contact us at [email protected].