Fondation Brocher | Brietta Clark

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Brietta Clark

Professor of Law - Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University
United States

03.07.2023-28.07.2023

Reconceptualizing Health Law Toward Health Equity

Objective 1: Develop a clear, shared vision for the content and organization of the next edition and our individual contributions to that whole. The outcome will be a shared document that memorializes our discussion and decisions.

Objective 2: Identify themes and values that cut across our individual contributions and collaborate on a plan to address them. The outcome will be a shared document outlining specific steps to be taken by each author.

Objective 3: Complete a substantial amount of writing and revision on our individual contributions. The outcome will be submission of our manuscript to the publisher by the Sept. 5, 2021 deadline.

Brietta R. Clark, J.D., is a Professor of Law and J. Rex Dibble Fellow at LMU Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Clark's research focuses on health care access, specifically the structural and individual forces that shape health and create inequity in our health delivery and financing systems. Clark is also active in the health professional and legal communities, assisting organizations seeking to promote equitable access to quality health care.

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