Ethical and Legal Challenges Faced by Hospitals in New York’s First COVID-19 Surge
Supporting doctors and health care workers during times of crisis requires making concrete plans in advance for the worst case scenarios.

Duties of candor require that patients be informed of adverse events as soon as possible after they occur.
Concerns over New York State’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic have recently re-emerged in light of a new report and court ruling related to the matter.
Bill of Health has published over 365 posts in 2020. This post highlights the top ten most-read articles published this year.
Prior to the recent PREP Act amendment, no federal-level scheme of telehealth oversight existed to date.
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated challenges facing the provision of health and social care in England, a recent report finds.
If you have been somewhere recently that is indoors, chances are you have encountered a COVID liability waiver. But how enforceable are they?
For many U.S. colleges and universities, the return to campus during the COVID-19 pandemic has proven disastrous. Who’s to blame for these new outbreaks?
Immunity from liability disincentivizes nursing homes from expending the time, money, effort, and resources needed to keep residents safe.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the value of telehealth as both a tool of necessity as well as of innovation.