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Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 1981 6(3):558-561; DOI:10.1215/03616878-6-3-558
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The Teaching of Health Law in 1980: Results of a Survey

Carl J. Schramm
Johns Hopkins Center for Hospital Finance and Management and University of Maryland School of Law

Mary S. Hencke
University of Maryland School of Law

Presuming that law schools have been faced with increased student interest in legal approaches to issues related to health care, the authors conducted a survey of all law schools in the United States. This article briefly presents the findings.


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