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Spring 2009
Law No.: LAW4798
Sched. No.: 405u6
Themes In Biomedicine: The Future Of Health Care Reform (Yr)
Section 0001
X
Riley, Margaret
Administrative Information:
Days, Times (Room):
R, 1805-1925 (WB 102)
Credits:
1
Type:
Yearlong lecture
Capacity:
65
**This information is current as of
10/10/2008 01:58:58 AM
**
Current Enrollment:
49
**This information is current as of
10/10/2008 01:58:58 AM
**
Course Description:
NOTE: This yearlong lecture course will meet for nine class sessions during the academic year beginning on Thursday, August 28; dates for the remaining eight sessions will be announced. Students will earn one credit in the spring.
The issue of health care reform almost needs no introduction. For the last twenty years it has been a simmering national discussion involving every facet of the American (and international) economy and health care delivery system. With the 2008 presidential election and recent state forays into health care reform, the issue is once again at the center of national debate.
We will start with an initial session that will provide foundation and background and focus on the upcoming Presidential election. Successive sessions will feature nationally-known speakers and panels including policymakers and others at the center of the debate both nationally and at the state level. Students will be provided background materials before each session and will be required to submit a one-page response paper after each session.
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT: Attendance at all sessions is required
COURSE REQUIREMENT: Nine one-page response papers
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