Call for Educational Content

To submit an idea for AHLA's Educational Content, please fill out the information on the form. AHLA values and seeks to advance and promote Inclusive, Diverse, Equitable, and Accessible (IDEA) participation within the Association. We are committed to having volunteers represent a broad cross-section of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, and disability. Different perspectives matter. Great topics often include speakers or authors from different backgrounds – private practice attorneys, in-house counsel, government representatives, consumer advocates, consultants, academicians, senior and junior – pairing up to present different views on the submitted topic.


In-Person Program, Virtual Program, or Live Webinar proposal:

  1. If you are submitting a session proposal with co-speakers, please be sure to confirm their participation before submitting their name.
  2. One program session or webinar cannot have two speakers from the same firm/organization.
  3. Suggest a very advanced or masters level topic. Most sessions submitted hit the “intermediate” level of audience knowledge. We’d like to include some very advanced topics submitted by qualified speakers.


Podcast:

  • Speaking of Health Law podcasts offer thoughtful analysis and insightful commentary on the legal and policy issues affecting the health care system.


Articles:

  • Health Law Weekly: An electronic news and analysis digest emailed to members every week that includes bylined feature articles. Feature articles generally should focus on a current awareness topic (at least 1,000 words).
  • Health Law Connections: A monthly magazine that includes one or more bylined feature articles. Feature articles provide an in-depth analysis of a health law issue (2,500 - 3,500 words). Connections also includes shorter articles focusing on compliance issues (typically 1,000 words).
  • Journal of Health and Life Sciences Law: An electronic publication that is published three times per year. Each issue contains in-depth, professionally reviewed articles. The Journal includes lengthier feature articles that provide a comprehensive treatment/deep analysis of a health law issue and shorter practice-oriented resources and brief insights on emerging health law topics.
  • Practice Group Publications: Our 17 specialty practice groups publish a variety of content for their members that analyze current issues in health care, including bulletins (around 1,000 words); briefings (2,000 +); and toolkits (collections of documents, charts, checklists, forms, etc.).


Questions?

In-Person/Virtual Programs contact Laurie Garvey at lgarvey@americanhealthlaw.org

Webinars contact DL@americanhealthlaw.org

Podcast or Articles contact publishing@americanhealthlaw.org

Please let us know what areas of health law your topic covers. You can select up to 3 topics.

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Type of Proposal*

Select the type of proposal you would like to submit. If you would like to submit more than one type, you must fill out a separate form for each proposal.

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Program Submitting to:*

We are accepting proposals for the following programs. Additional programs will be added throughout the year based on the dates of the program and when the planning begins. If you would like to submit more than one proposal to a program OR if you would like to submit a proposal to more than one program, you must fill out a separate form for each proposal.

Type of Article*

Include a short description or list four to six bullet points on the specific issues you plan to cover.

Level*

Short paragraph describing the audience for whom your topic is intended and why the subject area is of importance.

Volunteer applicants are the speakers or authors on the proposal. For those submitting for Educational Calls, there should be no more than 2 volunteer applicants.

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Speakers at AHLA programs are expected to provide a current, practical, and quality oral presentation, PowerPoint presentation, with an accompanying paper. The detailed paper and practical take-aways turned in by speakers are what distinguish our programs from those of our competitors. In addition, many states review the materials and often will not grant approval of sessions that do not meet their material requirements. The Association encourages speakers to provide practical take-aways, such as sample contract language, draft policies, or checklist as a part of their written materials. Please indicate what type of take-aways you anticipate providing.

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Multiple documents can be attached. Please include a bio for each speaker in PDF or Word.

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