February 10th, 2024: First Meeting
At the Frisco Public Library, The Prescriptive Jurist team had their first meeting. Here, they discussed the guidelines authors and possible topics they could start exploring. Though the blog’s future was uncertain, all writers knew one thing – that the possibiltiies were endless.
Through their discussions, the blog’s members shared their ideas and examined their interests, evaluating what they could expand on in their first article. Below is what topic each author decided on to research about for their posts:
At the conclusion of the meeting, each author left the library with a new goal in mind – to deliver the best content on either medical, legal, or technological issues.
March 10th, 2024: Spring Meeting
At their second meeting, The Prescriptive Jurist met up once again, this time to discuss the launch of their first few posts. They analyzed recent views and comments on the website dashboard, introducing their authors to the logistics of the blog. In order to streamline future topics, the team decided on a monthly topic of Global Healthcare Law, which covers a variety of issues such as international health regulations or medical tourism. Once the meeting ended, each author had a more concrete idea of what they wanted to write about for their next article.
July 27th, 2024: Summer Meeting
The editors of The Prescriptive Jurist collaborated over the summer to deliver a new general topic for their authors to explore further: Population Health Management. For their next few articles, authors were instructed to research about international policies that target the healthcare of people themselves. Additionally, they were encouraged to examine local or state levels of regulation that personally affected them. Setting a due date of August 11th, the editors recommended their authors to turn in their articles just before school started up again.
October 13th, 2024: Fall Meeting
Eager for a change of scenery, The Precriptive Jurist met up at Starbucks to discuss their goals for the rest of the year. The editors introduced a new author to the website and how to navigate the inner workings of writing a post. The team focused on highlighting important issues within medicine, law, and technology that he could focus on within his publications.
January 10th, 2025: Winter Meeting
After their Winter Break wrapped up, the team members of The Prescriptive Jurist met up via Zoom to explore ways they could expand the blog’s impact. With editors Nishi Pahuja and Mehul Pahuja leading the conservation, ideas were thrown out by authors Aryan Sharma, Hari Kondepati, Hridhaan Jaguwala, Prachi Kotte, Rithika Pagala, Hari Kondepati, and Naga Kondepati. During the meeting, the editors established a new guideline for articles to be published every two months and discussed new topics that would be invigorating reads to subscribers.
The team also discussed how The Prescriptive Jurist could act as a CAS (Creativity, Activity, Sevrice) experience for International Baccalaurerate students. Alternatively, writing for the blog was suggested to fulfill requirements for NHS (National Honor Society). By the end of the meeting, the writers were able to get back to the second semester of school with fresh new ideas for their research.
February 2025 Update
The Prescriptive Jurist receives an official ISSN from the Library of Congress!
Great news! The Prescriptive Jurist has been granted an ISSN by the Library of Congress, meaning that all of our content can now be cited by others.
An ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) provides research, newspapers, or journals with unique numbers that can be referred to by other institutions in citations.
For The Prescriptive Jurist, professional in medical, legal, and technology fields can use the information we provide officially.
Our ISSN Details
- Title: ThePrescriptiveJurist
- ISSN Status: Assigned
- Format: Online
- ISSN: 3066-8395
June 2025 Update
The Prescriptive Jurist is awarded the Best Preceptor Poster at Lincoln Memorial University’s CME Conference!
On June 14th, 2025, The Prescriptive Jurist team was awarded the Best Preceptor Poster at the 9th Annual Essentials of Clinical Medicine Conference. At Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge and Resort, team members Anish Arora, Mehul Pahuja, and Nishi Pahuja, along with guidance from Akshita Arora, Jyoti Arora, Neeraj Arora, Dr. Umesh Sharma, Dr. Priyanka Pahuja, and Dr. Deepak Pahuja, presented their research on the Implementaion of AI Strategies for Rural Hospitals: Bridging the Gap in Healthcare. Sponsored by the Lincoln Memorial University, The Prescriptive Jurist was able to showacse their growth over the past year and a half at the Conference through supervised research.
Presentation Details
- Nishi Pahuja examined the legal and ethical implications of integrating AI into rural hospitals.
- Mehul Pahuja explored how AI could be clinically applied along with its diagnostic impacts.
- Anish Arora dived into the technical aspects of AI and possible solutions for limited accessibility and workforce challenges.
June 28th, 2025: Summer Meeting
The team met up at the Frisco Public Library once again to discuss their goals for the rest of the summer, along with how authors could receive a recommendation letter from the superviser for The Prescriptive Jurist. During the break, The Prescriptive Jurist also started an Instagram account to notify followers of new posts – make sure to follow the team at @pj_blog123!
Below is the list of topics the members selected for their upcoming articles:
