Describe the early hospitals of the United States. How did these facilities compare in design and role with the hospitals of the US today?

Describe the early hospitals of the United States. How did these facilities compare in design and role with the hospitals of the US today?

Legal aspect of healthcare

Please review the following questions and let me know if you can guide me in answering them (Each response minimum 300 words APA format).

1) Describe the early hospitals of the United States. How did these facilities compare in design and role with the hospitals of the US today?

2) Discuss the various forms, degrees, and elements of negligence under US law. Provide a specific example of how the elements of negligence apply to negligence in the delivery of healthcare services.

3) List and explain the primary sources of law in our U.S. legal system. For each source of law, relate the source specifically to healthcare law and provide examples of relevant applications. Connect each source of law with your own current healthcare organization, or one which you hope to lead.

4) Summarize current anti-trust and restraint of trade laws which have a direct impact on our practices as healthcare administrators. How is our decision-making, as healthcare leaders, impacted by these laws?

5) How are crimes distinguished from civil wrongs? List and briefly discuss three of the six listed elements of criminal procedure and discuss at least one illustrative case example related to healthcare to illustrate these concepts.

6) What is meant by contract “performance” in healthcare settings? What are the nonperformance defenses which apply under healthcare law?

7) Review the case law example, Caruso v. Pine Manor Nursing Center (Attached)
How does the element of foreseeability apply to this case, and what is the key lesson which can be learned by healthcare facilities from this case law example? at least 500 words in length response (APA format)

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Citation: Caruso v. Pine Manor Nursing Ctr., 538 N.E.2d 722 (II. App. Ct. 1989)

Facts

In Illinois, a nursing facility by statute ha s duty to provide its residents with proper nutrition. Under the nursing Home Care Reform Act, the owner and licensee of a nursing home are liable to a resident for any intentional or negligent act or omission of their agents or employees that injuries a resident. The act defines neglect as a failure of a facility to provide adequate medical or personal care or maintenance, when failure results in physical and mental injury to a resident or in the deterioration of the resident’s condition. Personal care and maintenance include providing food, water, and assistance with meals necessary to sustain a healthy life.

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