Book Reviews: America's Health Care Revolution: Who Lives? Who Dies? Who Pays?,American Medicine: The Power Shift,Health Services in the United States,the U.S. Health Care System: A Look to the 1990s,Handbook of Health Care Risk Management,Health Care Risk Management: Organization and Claims Administration,Medicolegal Aspects of Critical Care,Ethics and Critical Care Medicine,the Mentally Disabled and the Law

See M.B. Kapp, Law, Medicine, and the Terminally Ill: Humanizing Risk Management Advice, Health Care Management Review (in press); M.B. Kapp, Decision-Making in Critical Care: Is the Law an Impediment or a Scapegoat?, Critical Care Medicine 14(3): 247 (1986). But see also C. Bryan-Brown, Editorial: Justice—Seen to Be Done?, Critical Care Medicine 14(3): 257 (1986).

Public Law 99–319, The Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Act of 1986 (May 23, 1986).

Taylor S. , High Court Backs Mentally Ill on Benefits Suits, New York Times (June 3, 1986), at 1.

Bowen v. American Hospital Association , No. 84-1529, decided June 9, 1986 (U.S.L.W. June 10, 1986).

Gross J. , Court Says the Mentally Ill Can Refuse Medication, New York Times (June 11, 1986), at 19.