Medical Law & Ethics: Guide Home

All state statutes by topic provided by LII (Legal Information Institute) of Cornell University Law School.

HIPPA information from the Office for Civil Rights

Governs the qualifications required for all who practice nursing in the state of Tennessee.

Governs the qualifications required for Occupational Therapists and OTAs to practice in the state of Tennessee.

Governs the conduct, standards of practice, licensure, and compliance of Pharmacists in the state of Tennessee.

Governs the qualifications required for Physical Therapists to practice in the state of Tennessee.

Governs the qualifications required for Physician Assistants to practice in the state of Tennessee.

State of​ Tennessee’s Medicaid program

Governs the qualifications required for all who practice nursing in the state of North Carolina.

Governs the qualifications required for Physical Therapists and PTAs to practice in the state of North Carolina.

Governs the qualifications required for Occupational Therapists and OTAs to practice in the state of North Carolina.

Governs the qualifications required for all who practice nursing in the state of Georgia.

Governs the qualifications required for many practitioners, including Physician Assistants, to practice in the state of Georgia.

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Podcast on medical ethics from the University of Oxford