"This publication examines the practice of DPC in Wisconsin and beyond. Part I provides background information on the DPC payment model and the ways in which it
differs from the traditional fee-for-service model. Part II briefly highlights the current
status of DPC in Wisconsin. Part III analyzes the policies other states have implemented
to regulate the DPC payment model. And Part IV reviews recent legislative efforts in this
state. The publication concludes with part V, a summary of the policy options available
to legislators in Wisconsin." - page 1

"The field of health law is broad, complex, and exciting, but it can also be overwhelming to young health care lawyers or those new to the field. Written by seasoned experts, this comprehensive resource covers organizational and operational issues that impact health care stakeholders, physician legal issues, patient care issues, health care financing and payors, fraud and abuse laws, litigation, telehealth, and more." - ABA

"Providing a single starting place for health law questions, Health Law Practice Guide analyzes business and legal issues affecting fraud and abuse, facility operations, and patient care delivery payment issues. It also examines legislative changes to professional rights and responsibilities, employment policies, enforcement policies, antitrust concerns, and immunities." - Thomson Reuters

"The most trusted resource in healthcare law is this classic text from George Pozgar, now completely revised. With new case studies and news clippings in each chapter, the 13th edition continues to serve as an ideal introduction to the legal and ethical issues in the healthcare workplace. This authoritative guide presents a wide range of health care topics in a comprehensible and engaging manner that will carefully guide your students through the complex maze of the legal system." - Jones & Bartlett Learning

Introduction to medical law, ethics, and bioethics -- The legal system -- Importance of the legal system for the physician -- Medical practice and allied health professionals -- The physician-patient relationship -- Professional liability and medical malpractice -- Public duties of the physician -- Workplace law and ethics -- The medical record -- Confidentiality in medical practice -- Ethical and bioethical issues in medicine -- Ethical issues relating to life -- Death and dying

"This publication addresses the shortage of primary care providers in Wisconsin. Part one provides an overview of the state's existing shortage. Part two summarizes the efforts that are underway in Wisconsin to address the challenge. Part three examines the efforts other states are taking to build their primary care workforces. Part four lists several policy options that could mitigate the growing problem in Wisconsin. The publication concludes with a brief summary." -- from page 1