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Vol. 18, Nos. 1-44, pp. 1-1514
Jan. 8 - Nov. 12, 2009

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    GAINSHARING
      – Cardiac catheterization cost savings, hospital's agreement to share will not lead to penalties, advisory opinion, 901
      – Demonstration projects, hospitals chosen, 1122
      – Revise rule to ease restrictions, hospital industry groups urge CMS, 245
      – Structured shared savings programs should follow designs likely to lead to approval by IG, attorney says, 427
    GENERIC DRUGS
      – AndroGel
        – – FTC and state allege companies colluded with branded drug maker to delay competition (C.D. Cal.), 153; transferred to more convenient forum, 488
        – – Testimony of pharmaceutical company officials may be videotaped by FTC in addition to stenographic recording (D.C. Cir.), 1433
      – Ban on payments to delay generic drug market entry
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1706
      – Biotechnology drugs
        – – Budget proposal would create FDA regulatory pathway, 281
        – – Data exclusivity, Senate committee seeks compromise, 905
        – – FDA approval authority
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1427, S 726
      – K-Dur 20 generic delayed, class of potassium supplement direct purchasers certified to pursue antitrust claims (D.N.J.), 55
      – Mass. Medicaid drug pricing cases
        – – Mylan Labs. motion to dismiss denied, previous settlement no bar (D. Mass.), 364
        – – Teva Inc. settles (D. Mass.), In Brief, 26
      – Multiple source drug rule definition hearing delayed (D.D.C.), 259
      – Reverse or exclusionary payments settlement ban
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1706
      – Wellbutrin XL direct purchaser suit alleging anticompetitive delay may proceed (E.D. Pa.), 389
    GENETIC INFORMATION NONDISCRIMINATION ACT (GINA)
      – Medigap, model regulations, In Brief, 564
      – Regulations to implement law proposed by Equal Employment Opportunity Comm'n, 287; EEOC and HHS rules expected by May 21, 632; interim final and temporary rules released by IRS, Labor Dep't and HHS, 1329
      – Wellness programs, legal issues analyzed by Cong. Research Service report, 908
    GENETICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
      – Blood products
      – Cloning and embryonic stem cell research, La. governor signs law protecting rights of health care workers who choose not to participate, 988
      – Generic biotechnology drugs
        – – Budget proposal would create FDA regulatory pathway, 281
        – – Data exclusivity, Senate committee seeks compromise, 905
        – – FDA approval authority
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1427, S 726
      – GINA
      – Minn., genetic privacy law allegedly violated by collecting and storing newborn blood and DNA without parental consent (Minn. Dist. Ct.), 367
      – Organ transplants
      – Personalized medicine and genomic research, looking beyond 2009, 5
      – Wrongful birth
        – – Child born with genetic disorder may bring strict liability claim against sperm bank but negligence claims dismissed (E.D. Pa.), 504
        – – Extraordinary costs of caring for disabled adult, parents' suit based on erroneous genetic counseling may proceed (Ill. App. Ct.), 568
    GEORGIA
      – BCBS did not violate law by lowering reimbursement rates for treatment at out-of-network dialysis center (N.D. Ga.), 255
      – Discovery of peer review data, routine credentialing information used by peer review committee not privileged under state law (Ga.), 804
      – HIPAA does not bar nursing home from releasing deceased husband's medical records to widow who wishes to pursue wrongful death action (Ga. Ct. App.), 252; surviving spouse entitled to husband's records (Ga.), 1499
      – Jury instructions
        – – “Hindsight” instruction flawed, defense verdict reversed for doctors who failed to diagnose Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (Ga.), 877
        – – Informed consent requirements do not apply to chiropractors (Ga.), 773
      – Noncompete clauses, geographic scope and duration not unreasonable, group practice entitled to injunctive relief against pediatrician (Ga. Ct. App.), 411
      – Statute of repose does not bar action based on subsequent negligent acts (Ga.), 260
      – United Healthcare, fines for delayed payments, 1501
    GIFTS
      – Disclosure by pharmaceutical and medical device companies
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 301
      – Mass., pharmaceutical companies that follow voluntary industry programs to allow practitioners to withhold prescriber data from sales representatives and marketers in compliance with state rule, 1016
      – Vt. governor signs law expanding ban, 775
    GINA
    GPOs
    GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION (GME)
      – Abortion training for medical residents advocate may pursue claims against officials and individuals who allegedly conspired to have his employment terminated (D. Ariz.), 391
      – Collateral estoppel does not bar claims of medical malpractice plaintiff against state and resident physician (Tenn.), 1343
      – Collective bargaining, representation election among interns and residents at St. Barnabas Hosp. ordered (NLRB Reg. Dir.), 732
      – Damages cap applies to wrongful death claims where medical resident is “borrowed servant” (Wis.), 987
      – FICA taxes
        – – Mayo and Univ. of Minn. residents subject to employment taxes, IRS rules upheld (8th Cir.), 808
        – – Record inadequate to determine whether medical residents at Detroit Med. Center qualify as students, suit remanded (6th Cir.), 305
        – – Refunds, hospitals that prevailed on their claims entitled to partial recovery of attorneys' fees (D.S.D.), 737
        – – Residents may be eligible for student exception, question of fact (2d Cir.), 421
      – Indirect medical education (IME)
        – – Good news for 2009, but 2010 uncertain, 284
        – – Recomputation of payments
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 1
      – Loan program to establish residency programs
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 914
      – Medical resident discharged for inadequate performance not entitled to same due process as employee (S.D.), 303
      – Univ. of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
        – – Cardiologists settle kickbacks for referrals allegations, In Brief, 1298; medical school agrees to pay to settle kickback charges, 1367
        – – Medicaid fraud allegations settled (D.N.J.), In Brief, 793
      – Univ. of Tex. Science Center medical resident a state employee, tort suit for removal of testicle dismissed (Tex. App.), 441
    GRANTS
      – FCA, whistleblower's challenge to settlement of suit alleging fraud in connecting with research funds fails (S.D.N.Y.), 329
      – Incentives to states for malpractice reform
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3200
      – Vision care for children
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 577
    GROUP PURCHASING ORGANIZATIONS (GPOs)
      – Catheters antitrust claims against C.R. Bard dismissed for lack of proof (E.D. Mo.), 1292
      – Financial relationships data requested by Senate panel, 1108
      – Savings study, In Brief, 607

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