Thank you for joining The Prescriptive Jurist! As part of the blog, we have some guidelines for authors regarding the content they post and how they write it. Check it out below!

Article Frameworks

Here are some broad topics that authors can focus on during their research:

• Legal Lens: Examine medical legislation or legal case studies essential in the healthcare industry.
• Regulatory Insights: Explore hospital compliance issues across the country and solutions being implemented involving regulation.
• Utilization Reviews: Analyze the benefits of utilization reviews and how they play important roles in hospitals.
• Population Health Management: Evaluate the effects legislation and medical policies have on citizens through concepts like social determinants of health or proximity to hospitals.

Community Engagement

We encourage authors to provide comments on their peers’ work in order to facilitate meaningful discussions. By sharing perspectives, authors can explore new ideas and refine their own research.

Anti-Plagiarism Policy

In order to make sure authors get the most out of their research on The Prescriptive Jurist, we strongly recommend to not use AI to write content or to plagiarize others’ work. Make sure to properly cite all sources, as readers may want to explore further based on the information provided in a post.

Deadlines

In order to receive priority for publishing dates, we encourage authors to submit their articles in a timely manner, as they are more likely to have their content published earlier than others’.

Final Thoughts

By writing for The Prescriptive Jurist, authors gain insight into initially obscure but meaningful topics on medicine, law, and technology. It’s important that all guidelines are followed to ensure authors are making important contributions to the blog. Thank you so much for being part of the team!