Pain Mangement Journals
JLME Volume 33:4, 2005
JLME Volume 31:1, 2003
JLME Volume 29:1, 2001
JLME Volume 26:4, 1998
JLME Volume 24:4, 1996
Mayday Pain Project
Announcing a New Mayday Scholars Program
Mayday Scholars meet to discuss Pain Management research at workshop conducted at Center for Health Law Studies at Saint Louis University Law School, March 3-4, 2000.
Pictured left to right:
Prof. Diane Hoffmann
Prof. Ann Alpers
Prof. Barry Furrow
Prof. David Brushwood
Prof. Vence Bonham
Project on Legal Constraints on Access to Effective Pain Relief
A Project of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics
Funded by The Mayday Fund.
Pain Mangement Journals
JLME
Volume 33:4, 2005
JLME
Volume 31:1, 2003
JLME
Volume 29:1, 2001
JLME
29: 1 Executive Summary
JLME
Volume 26:4, 1998
JLME
Volume 24:4, 1996
Principal Investigators:
- Sandra H. Johnson, Professor of Law, Center for Health Law Studies, Saint Louis University Schools of Law, Medicine and Public Health Medicine
- Benjamin Moulton, American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Boston, MA
The Project on Legal Constraints on Access to Effective Pain Relief has developed the materials in this report, including the Pain Relief Act and Commentary, with the advice and consultation of consultants to the project, ASLME's board members and a National Advisory Committee.
Other products of this Project include an annotated bibliography on Legal and Regulatory Issues in Pain Relief; an annotated list of relevant judicial opinions; and an annotated bibliography on Pain, Culture and Consent, as well as the National Meeting on Legal, Ethical and Institutional Issues in Pain Relief.
The Winter 1996 issue of the Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics presents articles and commentary focused on legal and institutional issues in pain relief. The project provides for extensive outreach through the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics and the National Meeting to policymakers involved in the issue.
The project gratefully acknowledges the support of the Mayday Fund for the entire project.
