Since publication of the seventh edition of AHLA's Fundamentals of Health Law, dramatic changes have occurred in terms of the entities that provide health care services, how these services are paid for, and the ways in which they are delivered. This new edition represents the collective work of respected health law practitioners to explain those changes and place them in context so readers may begin to understand the scope and breadth of health law, as well as its everyday mechanics and capacity for future change.

This combination of theory and practice makes Fundamentals of Health Law a valuable resource for professionals working in various sectors of the health care industry, including legal practitioners, compliance professionals, health care administrators, and policymakers. Covering a wide range of pivotal topics, from patient autonomy and privacy to fraud and abuse regulations, tax-exempt issues, and antitrust laws, this edition will be one you turn to again and again as you and your clients expand into new areas within this highly regulated industry.