Each year the DePaul Journal of Health Care Law publishes articles on health law subjects of current interest to health care practitioners, legal researchers, scholars and health care professionals. The editors welcome submission of manuscripts by established scholars in the field of health care law, as well as the broad field of health care where matters of ethics, medical practices or economics have legal implications.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
Current Issue: Volume 21, Issue 1 Summer 2019
Article
A Systems Thinking Approach to Health Care Reform in the United States
Peter G. Gulick Jr
Expanding Medication Assisted Treatment is Not the Answer: Flaws in the Substance Abuse Treatment Paradigm
Katherine Drabiak
The Enigma of Home Health Care: Initiatives to Combat Endemic Fraud and Improve Quality Care
Alec Deborin
EMTALA & Psychiatric Patients
Alexander Martell
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Margaret Kawarski
- Authorities Editor
- Meghan Martine
- Executive Text Editor
- Alex Martell
- Lead Article Editor/Symposium Director
- Tammie Ng
- Business Manager
- Jason Whitehead, II
- Senior Editors
- Alec Deborin
- Bernard Puglisi
- Andrew VandenBerg
- Staff Writers
- Kelly Bauer
- Sphrintza Block
- Amal Hasan
- Sarah Kamensky
- Addison Morgan
- Adriana Noworolnik
- Hannah Sullivan
- Sean Sullivan
- Laura Travis
- Elisabeth Volk
- Krisha Yadav-Ranjan
- Director of the Jaharis Health Law Institute
- Kate Schostok
- Faculty Advisor
- Max Helveston