Product Description: Scheherazade, the storyteller of 1001 Arabian Nights, recounts stories literally to save her people, and in Scheherazade’s Daughters, Barbara Bennett explores how contemporary female authors attempt to save their own world by telling compelling stories that disseminate ideas of justice and equality for all living things, a philosophy called ecofeminism...read more

Product Description: ALERT: Before you purchase, check with your instructor or review your course syllabus to ensure that you select the correct ISBN. Several versions of Pearson's MyLab & Mastering products exist for each title, including customized versions for individual schools, and registrations are not transferable...read more

Product Description: E-health is rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic and fastest growing areas of the health care industry. As this highly regulated industry becomes more dependent on information technology, new unfamiliar legal issues confront the health law practitioner...read more

Product Description: 2005 update to E-Health Business and Transactional Law, published by BNA Books. The 2005 Cumulative Supplement to E-Health Business and Transactional Law has been updated to include the following critical new information: proposed amendment of the HIPAA Enforcement Rule, which would clarify and elaborate on the process for imposing civil monetary penalties and explain that the enforcement provisions will apply to the enforcement of all HIPAA Standards & requirements, not just the primary rule analysis of the Justice Department internal opinion regarding who may be prosecuted criminally under HIPAA’s ADSI provisions and whether anyone other than a HIPAA “covered entity” may be prosecuted for a criminal act proposed HIPAA enforcement rule, which would change how civil monetary penalties are imposed on Covered Entities based on how liability is attributed to Covered Entities, how the amount of civil monetary penalties are calculated, and what defenses are available to the imposition of civil monetary penalties the final HIPAA Security Rule, which became effective April 2005 and requires most covered entities to implement safeguards to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic health information of patients the federal government establishes the Office of National Coordinator of Health Information Technology within the HHS, which focuses on local efforts to promote the nationwide adoption of an interoperable health record for all Americans CMS has developed a Stark exception for Community-Wide Health Information Systems that will protect certain arrangements under Stark self-referral prohibitions as part of the federal government’s promotion of electronic health records for all individuals while several insurers have begun reimbursing physicians for e-mail consultations with patients, CMS is sponsoring a study to help the government decide whether benefits are worth the costs to Medicare states consider laws that would impose significant new regulatory liability on persons or businesses that own or license computerized data containing personal information and require reasonable measures to secure the dat...read more

Product Description: Get the legal guidance you need to expertly counsel your clients as the health care industry surges toward electronic-based operations. With the federal government’s push toward a national, interoperable health information infrastructure and the President’s appointment of a national health information technology coordinator—with the goal that every American will possess a personal electronic medical record within the next 10 years—e-health is rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing areas of the health care industry...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

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Biographies of women who were the first or best in their fields including business, aviation, and medicine when such professions were not considered appropriate for women

Product Description: Book by Bennett, Barbara