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COVID-19 and Clinical Programs – Part IV of our Return-to-Campus Considerations Recorded Webinar Series

By Mary E. Deweese & Ragini A. Acharya on December 18, 2020
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Return-to-Campus Considerations is a limited series addressing the legal and practical considerations that institutions of higher education should keep in mind when responding to coronavirus-related concerns.

In this final installment, Husch Blackwell attorneys Mary Deweese and Ragini Acharya discuss the use of clinical students and student volunteers in the care of COVID-positive patients, identifying key considerations for academic medical centers and other institutions of higher education as they navigate decision-making with respect to their clinical programs. This webinar addresses issues related to liability and risk management, clinical affiliation agreements, and compliance with accreditation and licensing requirements, and also identifies what institutions should keep in mind for the next semester with respect to COVID-19 vaccinations.

Tune in here: https://bit.ly/3h1Cz6x

Past Return-to-Campus Considerations Programs

  • Part I – Contact Tracing and Campus Testing
  • Part II – COVID-19 Accommodations
  • Part III – COVID-19 Privacy Concerns
Photo of Mary E. Deweese Mary E. Deweese

Mary represents educational institutions in state and federal litigation and administrative proceedings; conducts investigations; and provides counsel on administration, policies, student matters and employment issues. She previously served as a law fellow at the National Education Association, where she gained a close perspective…

Mary represents educational institutions in state and federal litigation and administrative proceedings; conducts investigations; and provides counsel on administration, policies, student matters and employment issues. She previously served as a law fellow at the National Education Association, where she gained a close perspective on the goals and priorities of in-house counsel.

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Photo of Ragini A. Acharya Ragini A. Acharya

Ragini is a healthcare attorney who focuses on transactional work, including affiliations, joint ventures, MSAs, and PSAs. She has managed both buy-side and sell-side deals involving a wide range of healthcare providers, including health systems, physician practices, ambulatory surgical centers, and post-acute care…

Ragini is a healthcare attorney who focuses on transactional work, including affiliations, joint ventures, MSAs, and PSAs. She has managed both buy-side and sell-side deals involving a wide range of healthcare providers, including health systems, physician practices, ambulatory surgical centers, and post-acute care providers, such as assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and home health agencies. Ragini also advises healthcare providers on general corporate structuring and governance matters.

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