MHC 6305 University of South Carolina Columbia Violating the Stark Amendment Discussion
Analyze the limits that the Stark Amendment applies to doctors in healthcare mergers and acquisitions involving their medical practice. List the possible legal actions a hospital may face if found violating the Stark Amendment. To support your work, use your course and textbook readings and also use the South University Online Library. As in all […]
The History of Pharmacy the 1951 the Durham Humphrey Amendment Discussion
Reflect on the content assigned using the below questions as a guide, at a minimum: Research the Durham-Humphrey’s Amendment (1951). What were its most significant impacts on pharmacy practice? Select a law or regulation, past or pending, and do historical research on it. Reflect on the Law’s impacts (or projected impact) and your experience in […]
Miami Dade College Durham Humphrey Amendment Essay
Research the Durham-Humphrey’s Amendment (1951). What were its most significant impacts on pharmacy practice? Select a law or regulation, past or pending, and do historical research on it. Reflect on the Law’s impacts (or projected impact) and your experience in researching it? What was your approach to finding the information you needed. Locate additional resources […]
Create your own Constitutional Amendment
Purpose: the purpose of this assignment includes the following: • To craft a constitutional amendment that furthers an important value crucial to a representative republic and demonstrate understanding of how a constitution differs from a law/policy. • To determine and explain how the three political cultures would view such a proposal considering each culture’s values. […]
Protecting the 2nd Amendment “Domestic Policy”
As you have learned in this course, politics are an inherent part of government and every citizen’s life. In this unit, we discussed three types of American policy -domestic, economic, and foreign- and how these policies affect the United States domestically and abroad. The shared powers granted by our Constitution often lead to an overlap […]
