Assistant Professor, Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics Senior Fellow, and Medical-Legal Scholar.
Louisville, KY
Joined December 2020
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Julie Campbell retweeted
We are searching for one or multiple Assistant / Associate Professors (tenure-track) in critical medical humanities to join an energetic and expanding team at the Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit @hku_mehu.
More details at:
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My article, "Does Reframing Do-Not-Resuscitate to Beneficial Care Only Increase Acceptance of No-CPR Orders?" with Gina Piscitello, MD, is available online for review and download until January 25, 2025. No sign-up, registration, or fees required.
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Does Reframing Do-Not-Resuscitate to Beneficial Care Only Increase Acceptance of No-CPR Orders? - PubMed is officially published in the journal CHEST. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3921…
Julie Campbell retweeted
Does changing the term "Do-Not-Resuscitate" to "Beneficial Care Only" change willingness to forgo full code status for terminally ill patients? Read the results from @GinaPiscitello and @JCampbellProf, now published in @journal_CHEST! #hapc buff.ly/4f6IbcY
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My new Essay, The Power of the Purse and the Constitution's Missing Text, is now up on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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Carolina Academic Press recently published the fifth edition of CONTRACTS: LAW IN ACTION, authored by Professor of Law Wendy Netter Epstein, alongside co-authors Stewart Macaulay, William Whitford, Jonathan Lipson and Rachel Rebouché.
Read more here: ow.ly/S6mY50TwCIm
Julie Campbell retweeted
So excited to see The Founders’ Purse out in the Virginia Law Review! Thanks to @VirginiaLawRev for all of their outstanding work and to everyone else who contributed to this effort!
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I am very excited to share that @journal_CHEST has accepted my empirical study with @GinaPiscitello for publication. Here is a sneak peek of the pre-print version.
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My draft article, The Fiduciary Game, is now up on SSRN! For all the skeptics of the power of fiduciary duties to constrain self-interested behavior, enjoy!
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Julie Campbell retweeted
This is a terrific opportunity for earlier career civil justice scholars. Please spread the word.
Clifford Scholar-in-Residence: Call for Applications!
In the Autumn of 2024, DePaul Law will host a fifth rising star in civil justice. Thank you to our former Scholars @zclopton, @mariaglover, @PamelaBookman and @skendo1 for leading the way.
Apply here: ow.ly/hVsU50SzW8a
It will be interesting to see how this impacts patient placement decisions for hospital utilization review committees.
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Julie Campbell retweeted
I’m so thrilled that my mentor, the inimitable Martha Minow, will be coming to DePaul in September as our Enlund Scholar-in-Residence. Register to join us by zoom or in person.
Save-the-Date for the 2024 Enlund Scholar-in-Residence! Harvard Law Professor Martha Minow will present, “Not Born a Democracy: How to Reclaim the Preconditions for Constitutional Self-Governance.”
1 hour of CLE credit offered.
Free registration here: ow.ly/JnqV50SJCtW
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Save the date for our 2024 Jaharis Health Care Compliance Conference, which will address the critical and evolving challenges health care professionals face in maintaining transparent and ethically sound compliance programs.
Sept. 25, 2024
Free RSVP: ow.ly/iTSe50SAErY
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as an Assistant Professor of Law at @uofl! I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity and the support and encouragement the faculty and staff @DePaulLaw provided me during my fellowship with @DePaulHealthLaw.
Had a wonderful time at the @ASLMENews HLP24 Conference @TempleUniv hanging with the @DePaulHealthLaw crew and presenting my empirical study on reframing no-CPR orders coauthored by the amazing @GinaPiscitello.
I had a wonderful time presenting our empirical study "Beneficial Care Only: Reframing Medical Orders Limiting the Use of CPR at the End-of-Life " during Grand Rounds for @pittbioethics this week. Wonderfully engaging questions and discussions.
