Brune v. Belinkoff, 235 N.E.2d 793 (Mass. 1968)—The “Locality” Rule Abandoned in Establishing the Standard of Care Demanded of the General Practitioner…..18:129
Call in Houdini: The Time Has Come to Be Released from the Geographic Straitjacket Known as the Locality Rule…..56:753
A Comparison of Empirical Studies of Pharmacy Practice with Judicial Descriptions…..44:483
Consent to Medical and Surgical Treatment…..14:101
Enterprise Liability for Bad Outcomes from Drug Therapy: The Doctor, the Hospital, the Pharmacy, and the Drug Firm…..44:377
The FDA’s Perspective on the Future of Pharmacy…..44:463
Federal Tax Treatment of Medical Malpractice Insurance Alternatives for Nonprofits…..52:495
Foreword to the Symposium on the Evolving Pharmacy Jurisprudence: Changing the Law for a Changing Profession…..44:#3:i
Informed Consent Liability…..26:696
Legal Liability of Medical Peer Review Participants for Revocation of Hospital Staff Privileges…..28:692
The Legal Status of Artificial Insemination: A Need for Policy Formulation…..19:409
The Legal Status of Human Materials…..44:195
A Look at Court Mandated Civil Mediation…..49:367
Medical Utilization Review: The New Frontier for Medical Malpractice Claims…..41:113
The OBRA90 Mandate and Its Developing Impact on the Pharmacist’s Standard of Care…..44:503
The Pharmacist’s Duty to Warn: Toward a Knowledge-Based Model of Professional Responsibility…..40:1
Physician Countersuits—A Solution to the Malpractice Dilemma?…..28:81
The Professional Capabilities and Legal Responsibilities of Pharmacists: Should “Can” Imply “Ought”?…..44:439
Rudolph v. Iowa Methodist Medical Center (Iowa 1980)—Iowa Code Section 147.136, Which Abolishes the Collateral Source Rule in Medical Malpractice Cases, Is Not Unconstitutional, Based Upon a Rational Relationship Test…..29:849
Scope of Medication Use in the United States and Attendant Issues…..44:471
Speed v. State (Iowa 1976)—Standard of Care Which General Medical Practitioner Is Held to Is “Such Reasonable Care and Skill as Is Exercised by Ordinary Physician of Good Standing Under Like Circumstances” and Locality in Question Is Merely One Circumstance to Be Considered, Not an Absolute Limit on the Skill Required…..26:232
The Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice Actions in Iowa: No Longer Forcing Patients to “Play Doctor”…..56:1143
A Traditional Legal Analysis of the Roles and Duties of Pharmacists…..44:519
Tort Reform and Medical Malpractice: Iowa’s Past, Present, and Future…..36:669
Tort Reform: Would a Noneconomic Damages Cap Be Constitutional, and Is One Necessary in Iowa?…..53:813
