[blindlaw] Final Notice With Revisions: 25 October, 1:30 P.M. at U. Baltimore Sch. of L. 4th Floor -- Share With Network

[Norman, Gary C. (CMS/OSORA)]

2013-2014 Grand Rounds
Facilitated Conversations about the Highest Obtainable Level of Human Health of Older Adults and People with Disabilities

Center on Medicine and Law
University of Baltimore School of Law
1401 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Contact: Gary C. Norman, Esq. L.L.M., Senior Advisor, at (410) 241-6745 to provide your RSVP.
Light snacks and beverages will be provided


In 2013 to 2014, a series of facilitated conversations will explore the connection among animals; disabilities and aging; and human health.


Bio
Mr. Norman, an attorney licensed in among other jurisdictions Maryland, serves as the Senior Advisor at the Center on Medicine and Law. He is the holder of a Masters in Letters of Law with Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Law and Policy. A recognized leader in the fields of healthcare policy and Alternative Dispute Resolution, he is elevating the mission of the Center through a range of innovative engagement strategies.


Program Agenda


"Adapt yourself to the things among which your lot has been cast and love sincerely the fellow creatures with which destiny have ordained that you shall live.<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/m/marcusaure148740.html>" (Marcus Orelius, Roman Philosopher and Emperor from 161 to 180 C.C.E.)
October 25, 2013 at 1:30 P.M. Round Table 1: The Health Impact and Legal Ramifications of Animals
This reception, co-hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Journal on Law and Public Policy, will have an interactive dialogue on the way in which animals affect the health of their human partners.
Gary C. Norman, Esq., L.L.M., Senior Advisor at the Center, will set the stage, particularly commenting on the overall impact of animals on the health of their human custodians.
Jack Casper, D.V.M., a retired veterinarian and founder of the Maryland State Animal Response Team, will generally discuss the inclusion of animals in emergency preparedness.
Allie Philips, Esq., an author, attorney, and advocate, will discuss the need for ensuring that women, who are the recipients of domestic violence, be able to bring their pets to domestic violence shelters.
Caroline A. Griffin, Esq., A notable leader of the Maryland legal community, will serve as the Facilitator and Discussant.




Winter, 2014 at 12 P.M. Round Table 2: the Importance of Fostering Accessible Consumer and Provider Interactions and Perscriptions

In light of domestic and international developments in disability law and policy, such as the Affordable Care Act, there is enhanced focus on accessible healthcare encounters and positive outcomes. At this captivating engagement, co-hosted by the Journal, the participants will explore healthcare encounters among Providers and consumers with disabilities.
Gary C. Norman, Esq., L.L.M., Senior Advisor at the Center, will provide the perspective of consumers with disabilities, particularly of those who are partnered with assistance dogs.
Martin P. Wassermann, M.D. /J.D. will provide the perspective of a Provider.
Elaine B. Philips, master practitioner of Alternative Dispute Resolution, will facilitate and guide the conversation.
Other facilitated conversations are in the planning process; they may occur in 2014.


Addendum - Important Info




Ø  The forum will begin at 1:30 P.M. (The forum was moved  back because of a large event occurring the same day to which you are invited to attend before the forum, RSVPs being needed I imagine. In any event, the gathering time is promptly 1:15 to 1:30 P.M.)

Ø  The forum will be at the new law school building, located precisely at 1401 N. Charles Street.

Ø  The forum will be in Room 402 (4th floor). Please note the room change; the new room is more intimate for a discussion group.

Ø  The forum is highly interactive with a potential ice breaker at the beginning.

Ø  The Center will provide light beverages and food.