Date range: June 1, 2016 – June 30, 2016<\/p>\n
6\/27\/16 “State Early Care and Education Licensing Regulations”
\nPublic Health Law Center policy analyst Anna Ayers Looby gave an overview of state early care and education\u00a0licensing regulations with colleagues, and gave examples from the states in the room at a meeting hosted by\u00a0American Heart Association, Voices for Healthy Kids, in Minneapolis.<\/p>\n
6\/9\/16 “Meeting on National Smoke-Free Policies”
\nPublic Health Law Center director Doug Blanke participated in an invitational meeting of public health leaders\u00a0at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Princeton, New Jersey, to accelerate adoption of smoke-free policies\u00a0nationwide.<\/p>\n
6\/28\/16 “Behind Closed Doors: Tobacco Use in Assisted Living Residences\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Kerry Cork presented on her ClearWay Minnesota research grant at a\u00a0meeting for ClearWay researchers, grantees and University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research staff, in\u00a0Bloomington, Minnesota.<\/p>\n
6\/30\/16 “Addressing Tobacco Use in Residential Care: Policies and Priorities\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Kerry Cork moderated and presented on a national webinar, sponsored\u00a0by the Tobacco Control Legal Consortium, on options for addressing tobacco addiction in supervised residential\u00a0settings for vulnerable adults, including adult foster care, assisted living, nursing homes, long-term care\u00a0facilities, and retirement homes.<\/p>\n
6\/21\/16 “Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing: Enforcement and Other Legal Topics\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Mike Freiberg gave a presentation entitled \u201cSmoke-Free Multi-Unit\u00a0Housing: Enforcement and Other Legal Topics\u201d at the Clear Gains Network Meeting in Madison, Wisconsin<\/p>\n
6\/22\/16 “Non-cigarette tobacco product regulation, lobbying, and point-of-sale tobacco marketing”
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Mike Freiberg gave a presentation on the topics of non-cigarette\u00a0tobacco product regulation, lobbying, and point-of-sale tobacco marketing at the Tobacco Prevention and\u00a0Control Partners\u2019 Meeting in Madison, Wisconsin.<\/p>\n
6\/7\/16\u00a0\u201cLegal and Policy Issues Impacting Rural Grocery Stores\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Natasha Frost gave a presentation with Julie Ralston Aoki at a meeting\u00a0hosted by the Rural Grocery Initiative at the National Rural Grocery Summit in Wichita, Kansas.<\/p>\n
6\/10\/16\u00a0\u201cFDA\u2019s New Authority: What Tobacco Control Advocates Need to Know\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Joelle Lester presented on the FDA\u2019s new regulation asserting authority\u00a0over e-cigarettes and other tobacco products at the Indiana Tobacco Control Partner Information X-Change in\u00a0Carmel, Indiana.<\/p>\n
6\/27\/16\u00a0\u201cState Early Care and Education Licensing Regulations\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Natasha Frost gave an overview of state early care and education\u00a0licensing regulations with colleagues, and gave examples from the states in the room at a meeting hosted by\u00a0American Heart Association, Voices for Healthy Kids, in Minneapolis.<\/p>\n
6\/1\/16 Saint Louis University Journal of Health Law & Policy
\nLaura Hermer, On the Expansion of “Welfare” and “Health” Under Medicaid, 9 Saint Louis University Journal\u00a0of Health Law & Policy 235 (2016).<\/p>\n
6\/17\/16 Social Science Research Network
\nProfessor Laura Hermer’s paper “Medicaid, Low Income Pools, and the Goals of Privatization” was listed on\u00a0SSRN’s Top Ten dowloads list for SIRN: Medicaid (Families with Children).
\nhttp:\/\/papers.ssrn.com\/sol3\/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1803356<\/p>\n
6\/27\/16 KARE 11
\nProfessor Laura Hermer was interviewed by KARE 11 for a story on the Supreme Court’s decision in Whole\u00a0Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt.<\/p>\n
6\/27\/16 KARE 11
\nProfessor Laura Hermer was interviewed for a KARE 11 piece on the recent Supreme Court abortion ruling.
\nhttp:\/\/www.kare11.com\/entertainment\/television\/programs\/breaking-the-news\/abortion-rights-supporterscelebrate-
\ncourt-win\/257421362<\/p>\n
6\/29\/16 City Pages
\nProfessor David Allen Larson was quoted in the City Pages article “When the cheers dies, NHL players were\u00a0left with badly damaged brains.”
\nhttp:\/\/www.citypages.com\/news\/when-the-cheers-died-nhl-players-were-left-with-badly-damaged-brains-8390950<\/p>\n
6\/9\/16\u00a0\u201cTobacco Control Roundtable Discussion\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Joelle Lester served on a panel addressing hot topics in tobacco control\u00a0policy at the Tobacco Free Indiana Advocacy Summit in Carmel, Indiana.<\/p>\n
6\/9\/16\u00a0\u201cAdvocacy v. Lobbying: What\u2019s the Difference and What Can YOU Do?\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Joelle Lester presented on the legal considerations and limitations on\u00a0lobbying activities at the Tobacco Free Indiana Advocacy Summit in Carmel, Indiana.<\/p>\n
6\/20\/16\u00a0Food Access Planning Guide Webinar
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Mary Marrow facilitated a PHLC webinar\u00a0about the newly-released Minnesota Food Charter Food Access Planning Guide. The Guide provides tools,\u00a0resources, proven policy strategies to promote access to healthy, safe, affordable food.<\/p>\n
6\/13\/16\u00a0\u201cLessons Learned from Tobacco Control\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Maureen O\u2019Brien presented at the Marijuana Prevention Think Tank\u00a0Meeting in Seattle, Washington.<\/p>\n
6\/1\/16 CHEST Journal
\nThaddeus Pope, Reason-Giving and Medical Futility: Contrasting Legal and Social Discourse in the United\u00a0States with the United Kingdom and Ontario, Canada, 149 CHEST (2016).\u00a0With G. Bosslet and M. Baker<\/p>\n
6\/1\/16 Journal of Bioethical Inquiry
\nThaddeus Pope, Legal Standards for Brain Death, 13 Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 173-178 (2016).<\/p>\n
6\/1\/16 “Career Paths in Public\u00a0Health Law and Health Law”
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope was a presenter for The Network for Public Health Law webinar.<\/p>\n
6\/4\/16 “Revolutionizing Informed Consent Law: Empowering Patients with Certified Decision Aids”
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope presented at the 39th Association of Law, Medicine, & Ethics (ASLME) Health Law\u00a0Professors Conference in Boston, MA.<\/p>\n
6\/16\/16\u00a0“Revolutionizing Informed Consent Law: Empowering Patients with Certified Decision\u00a0Aids”
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope presented at the International Association of Bioethics (IAB) 13th World Congress in\u00a0Edinburgh, Scotland.<\/p>\n
6\/18\/16\u00a0“Revolutionizing Informed Consent Law: Empowering Patients with Certified Decision\u00a0Aids”
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope presented at the 3rd Institute of Medical Ethics in Edinburgh, Scotland.<\/p>\n
6\/22\/16 Decision Aids Project
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope served as an expert panel member for the Decision Aids Project at a National Quality\u00a0Forum event in Washington, DC.<\/p>\n
6\/7\/16\u00a0\u201cLegal and Policy Issues Impacting Rural Grocery Stores\u201d
\nPublic Health Law Center staff attorney Julie Ralston Aoki gave a presentation with Natasha Frost at a meeting\u00a0hosted by the Rural Grocery Initiative at the National Rural Grocery Summit in Wichita, Kansas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Congratulations to the Mitchell Hamline health law faculty on their accomplishments Date range: June 1, 2016 – June 30, 2016 Ayers Looby, Anna PRESENTATION 6\/27\/16 “State Early Care and Education Licensing Regulations” Public Health Law Center policy analyst Anna Ayers Looby gave an overview of state early care and education\u00a0licensing regulations with colleagues, and gave … <\/p>\n