October Health Law Section Practice Tip
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When Must a Hospital Report Medical Staff Conduct to the NPDB and the Utah DOPL? Understanding Adverse Action and Unprofessional Conduct Reporting Requirements under Federal […]
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Fall 2012 to Spring 2013 Year in Review
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For the Stegner Center, the 2012-2013 academic year was both busy and rewarding. As noted in this newsletter, the College of Law received a $4.5 […]
Read MoreFaculty Updates
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Bob Adler is currently serving a two-year term as Interim Dean for the S.J. Quinney College of Law. Dean Adler is overseeing the College’s day-to-day […]
Read MoreEnvironmental Dispute Resolution Program Update
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The Stegner Center’s Environmental Dispute Resolution Program (EDRP) was established in February 2012 with generous funding from the Alternative Visions Fund, a fund of the […]
Read MoreDirector’s Letter – Fall 2013
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On the eve of its 20th anniversary, the Wallace Stegner Center continues to extend its reach through its faculty, students, and supporters who have enabled […]
Read MoreONC Survey to Gauge Patient Concerns About Health Data Exchange
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The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT will soon be releasing the results of a survey that inquired into patient concerns about the […]
Read MoreNoah Hall Joins Stegner Center as 8th Annual Young Scholar
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Noah Hall, a Professor of Law at Wayne State University Law School and a frequent visiting professor at the University of Michigan Law School, will […]
Read MorePain and Personhood
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By Professor Teneille Brown The problem with the discourse related to abortion is that we seem to have taken nuanced legal holdings and converted them […]
Read MoreScholarship Recipients
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The Wallace Stegner Center would like to congratulate our scholarship recipients for the 2011-2012 academic year. The Stegner Center provides a rich array of scholarships, […]
Read MoreIn the news – 10.3.11
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Baby Joseph, born with degenerative brain disease, died at 20 months old. Baby Joseph had been in a Canadian hospital where his parents refused to have his […]
Read MoreDirector’s Letter – Fall 2011
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As we all know, the winds of change are constantly afoot, and that well worn maxim holds true for the Stegner Center too. With this […]
Read MoreA profile on Professor Bill Lockhart
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William J. Lockhart, inevitably known among earlier students as “Wild Bill,” spent his pre-adolescent childhood exploring nature in his hometown of Los Altos, California, then a rural outpost on the southern end of the San Francisco Peninsula.
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