Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Leonard H. Glantz

Emeritus Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Health Law, Policy & Management

Leonard H. Glantz is currently serving as a Health Law, Policy & Management Emeritus Professor at Boston University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Leonard H. Glantz

Boston University

Emeritus Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

public health law health policy medicine jurisprudence medical ethics medical law health law ethics research ethics child development legal medicine medicolegal issues criminology public law informed consent geriatrics criminal justice child abuse human rights tobacco control geriatric medicine child psychiatry public health law child protection research misconduct legal consideration correctional practice supreme court research policy respiratory medicine sport medicine early childhood development early childhood experimental child psychology child psychology food policy arthritis medicinal research benchmark studies legal theory end-of-life care clinical gerontology organ donation tissue bank child health child mental health preventive pediatrics early childhood literacy tobacco policy food regulation health reform biobanks drug policy personhood prenatal care ethical analysis children's rights publication ethics scientific misconduct human research ethics genetic privacy act practical considerations patient competence physician assessment concussion management ethical issues advance preferences public health policy risky business international action nontherapeutic research pediatric research tobacco advertising first amendment fda regulations constitutional law constitutional issues public health interventions public policy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decisions About College Football During Covid-19: An Ethical Analysis. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

Christine M. BaughLeonard GlantzMichelle M. Mello

neurologyjurisprudenceethicsethical analysiscovid-19medical lawcollege footballlawlegal medicinemedical ethicshealth policy

“Rectal Feeding”—Unethical Medical Officer Participation at Cia Secret Interrogation Facilities. JAMA (2023)

Sondra S. CrosbyLeonard H. Glantz

public healthmedicineethicsemergency medicinesecurity studiesrectal feedingcorrectional practicemedical ethics

Research With Children. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Joe BrownTim Clark

child developmenteducationbehavioral sciences

True Informed Consent Requires More Than Forms. Science (2021)

Leonard H. Glantz

trustsocial sciencesinformed consentresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Abortion. Encyclopedia of the Bible Online (2019)

Judith R. BaskinDavid BertainaMichael J. GormanHarm W. HollanderDavid Albert JonesF. Rachel Magdalene

Force Feeding at Guantanamo in First Case Brought to Us Federal Court. BMJ (2015)

S. S. CrosbyS. N. XenakisL. H. Glantz

jurisprudencefirst caselawforce feedingfederal courtcorrectional practice

Concussion Management in United States College Sports. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2014)

Christine M. BaughEmily KroshusDaniel H. DaneshvarNaji A. FilaliMichael J. HiscoxLeonard H. Glantz

neurologyconcussion managementconcussionsport medicine

Incompetent Subjects and Proxy Consent. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

incompetent subjectsstatisticsstatistical methodologyproxy consent

Informed Consent Process, Forms, and Assent. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

trustpublic policylegal considerationlegal processinformed consent processinformed consentresearch ethics

“Patients” vs. “Subjects”. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

applied statisticsstatisticsstatistical methodologymedical statistics

1
2
3
4
5
6
10 / page

Leonard H. Glantz

Emeritus Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Health Law, Policy & Management

Leonard H. Glantz is currently serving as a Health Law, Policy & Management Emeritus Professor at Boston University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Leonard H. Glantz

Boston University

Emeritus Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decisions About College Football During Covid-19: An Ethical Analysis. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

Christine M. BaughLeonard GlantzMichelle M. Mello

neurologyjurisprudenceethicsethical analysiscovid-19medical lawcollege footballlawlegal medicinemedical ethicshealth policy

“Rectal Feeding”—Unethical Medical Officer Participation at Cia Secret Interrogation Facilities. JAMA (2023)

Sondra S. CrosbyLeonard H. Glantz

public healthmedicineethicsemergency medicinesecurity studiesrectal feedingcorrectional practicemedical ethics

Research With Children. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Joe BrownTim Clark

child developmenteducationbehavioral sciences

True Informed Consent Requires More Than Forms. Science (2021)

Leonard H. Glantz

trustsocial sciencesinformed consentresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Abortion. Encyclopedia of the Bible Online (2019)

Judith R. BaskinDavid BertainaMichael J. GormanHarm W. HollanderDavid Albert JonesF. Rachel Magdalene

Force Feeding at Guantanamo in First Case Brought to Us Federal Court. BMJ (2015)

S. S. CrosbyS. N. XenakisL. H. Glantz

jurisprudencefirst caselawforce feedingfederal courtcorrectional practice

Concussion Management in United States College Sports. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2014)

Christine M. BaughEmily KroshusDaniel H. DaneshvarNaji A. FilaliMichael J. HiscoxLeonard H. Glantz

neurologyconcussion managementconcussionsport medicine

Incompetent Subjects and Proxy Consent. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

incompetent subjectsstatisticsstatistical methodologyproxy consent

Informed Consent Process, Forms, and Assent. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

trustpublic policylegal considerationlegal processinformed consent processinformed consentresearch ethics

“Patients” vs. “Subjects”. Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online (2014)

Leonard H. Glantz

applied statisticsstatisticsstatistical methodologymedical statistics

1
2
3
4
5
6
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Wendy K. Mariner

Institution

Boston University

health policy

bioethics

Christopher Robertson

Institution

Boston University

tort

health policy

Leslie E. Wolf

Institution

Georgia State University

health law

research ethics

Kevin Outterson

Institution

Boston University

antimicrobial agent

pharmaceutical practice

Maxwell J. Mehlman

Institution

Case Western Reserve University

environmental law

health policy

Anya Prince

Institution

University of Iowa

health policy

bioethics

Zita Lazzarini

Institution

University of Connecticut

international health

health policy

Ameet Sarpatwari

Institution

Harvard University

medicine

health policy

Wendy E. Parmet

Institution

Northeastern University

public health

law

Dabney Evans

Institution

Emory University

global health

right to health

Similar Faculty Members

Wendy K. Mariner

Institution

Boston University

health policy

bioethics

Christopher Robertson

Institution

Boston University

tort

health policy

Leslie E. Wolf

Institution

Georgia State University

health law

research ethics

Kevin Outterson

Institution

Boston University

antimicrobial agent

pharmaceutical practice

Maxwell J. Mehlman

Institution

Case Western Reserve University

environmental law

health policy

Anya Prince

Institution

University of Iowa

health policy

bioethics

Zita Lazzarini

Institution

University of Connecticut

international health

health policy

Ameet Sarpatwari

Institution

Harvard University

medicine

health policy

Wendy E. Parmet

Institution

Northeastern University

public health

law

Dabney Evans

Institution

Emory University

global health

right to health