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PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE AND THE SUPREME-COURT - PUTTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL CLAIM TO REST
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE AND THE SUPREME-COURT - PUTTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL CLAIM TO REST, American journal of public health, 87(12), 1997, pp. 2058-2062
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN PUBLIC-HEALTH RESEARCH ETHICS
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN PUBLIC-HEALTH RESEARCH ETHICS, Public health reports, 112(1), 1997, pp. 33-36
NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAMS AND THE LAW - TIME FOR A CHANGE
Authors: GLANTZ LH MARINER WK
Citation: Lh. Glantz et Wk. Mariner, NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAMS AND THE LAW - TIME FOR A CHANGE, American journal of public health, 86(8), 1996, pp. 1077-1078
LIABILITY FOR MANAGED CARE DECISIONS - THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOMESECURITY ACT (ERISA) AND THE UNEVEN PLAYING FIELD
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, LIABILITY FOR MANAGED CARE DECISIONS - THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOMESECURITY ACT (ERISA) AND THE UNEVEN PLAYING FIELD, American journal of public health, 86(6), 1996, pp. 863-869
STATE-REGULATION OF MANAGED CARE AND THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY ACT
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, STATE-REGULATION OF MANAGED CARE AND THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY ACT, The New England journal of medicine, 335(26), 1996, pp. 1986-1990
BUSINESS VS MEDICAL-ETHICS - CONFLICTING STANDARDS FOR MANAGED CARE
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, BUSINESS VS MEDICAL-ETHICS - CONFLICTING STANDARDS FOR MANAGED CARE, The Journal of law, medicine & ethics, 23(3), 1995, pp. 236-246
RESEARCH IN EMERGENCY CARE WITHOUT CONSENT - NEW PROPOSED FDA RULES
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, RESEARCH IN EMERGENCY CARE WITHOUT CONSENT - NEW PROPOSED FDA RULES, Lancet, 346(8989), 1995, pp. 1505-1506
AIDS PHOBIA, PUBLIC-HEALTH WARNINGS, AND LAWSUITS - DETERRING HARM ORREWARDING IGNORANCE
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, AIDS PHOBIA, PUBLIC-HEALTH WARNINGS, AND LAWSUITS - DETERRING HARM ORREWARDING IGNORANCE, American journal of public health, 85(11), 1995, pp. 1562-1568
RATIONING HEALTH-CARE AND THE NEED FOR CREDIBLE SCARCITY - WHY AMERICANS CANT SAY NO
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, RATIONING HEALTH-CARE AND THE NEED FOR CREDIBLE SCARCITY - WHY AMERICANS CANT SAY NO, American journal of public health, 85(10), 1995, pp. 1439-1445
OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT IN HEALTH-CARE REFORM - PROMISE AND LIMITATIONS
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT IN HEALTH-CARE REFORM - PROMISE AND LIMITATIONS, American journal of law & medicine, 20(1-2), 1994, pp. 37-57
PATIENTS RIGHTS AFTER HEALTH-CARE REFORM - WHO DECIDES WHAT IS MEDICALLY NECESSARY
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, PATIENTS RIGHTS AFTER HEALTH-CARE REFORM - WHO DECIDES WHAT IS MEDICALLY NECESSARY, American journal of public health, 84(9), 1994, pp. 1515-1520
PATIENTS RIGHTS TO CARE UNDER CLINTONS HEALTH SECURITY ACT - THE STRUCTURE OF REFORM
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, PATIENTS RIGHTS TO CARE UNDER CLINTONS HEALTH SECURITY ACT - THE STRUCTURE OF REFORM, American journal of public health, 84(8), 1994, pp. 1330-1335
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY-ASSESSMENT - INTENDED FOR WHOM
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY-ASSESSMENT - INTENDED FOR WHOM, American journal of public health, 83(11), 1993, pp. 1525-1526
MUMS THE WORD - THE SUPREME-COURT AND FAMILY-PLANNING
Authors: MARINER WK
Citation: Wk. Mariner, MUMS THE WORD - THE SUPREME-COURT AND FAMILY-PLANNING, American journal of public health, 82(2), 1992, pp. 296-301
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