'Review from previous edition It is refreshing to find a text that states the law clearly, comprehensively, and accurately in a form that is easily digested by educated non-lawyers. Jonathan Montgomery's book achieves his stated aim of providing those who work in the health service with a detailed survey of the legal context of their work.the book is an excellent and wide-ranging review of medical law that should prove invaluable for members of themedical professions.''British Medical Journal September 1997''He clarifies the complexity of legislation, case-law, and quasi-law affecting the National Health Service. He describes and discusses with refreshing lucidity the range of areas traditionally covered in medical law texts."Health Care Law" maps the terrain and trends well. It is thorough, informed, and wide-ranging presentation and commentary on most aspects of English law regarding health care and medicine. Montgomery achieves his objective ofexplaining the law clearly to an intended audience of lawyers, and students or practitioners of medicine and other health-care professions.

''The Lancet.