• Diverse and broad perspectives on health law & its impact on marginalized groups
• Provides a wide range of perspectives rather than just one specifically (i.e. feminism or disability)
• Designed to be read alongside key foundation texts on health law courses in order to offer diverse alternative viewpoints – contributes to a more well-rounded curriculum.
Part 1: General Principles of Health Law & Ethics
1. Ethical Principles in Health – Marisha Wickremsinhe
2. Health Inequalities, Law, and Society – John Coggon and Beth Kamunge-Kpodo
3. Defining and Understanding ‘Health’ in Health Law – Anna Nelson
4. Health Disparities, Equity, and Pandemic Ethics – Harleen Johal and Sabrina Germain
5. Ethics, Health(care) and Climate Change – Joshua Parker
Part 2: The Body of Health Law
6. Medical Negligence – Zoe Tongue, Elizabeth Chloe Romanis and Sabrina Germain
7. Medical Manslaughter – Amel Alghrani and Hannah Saad
8. Consent to Treatment – Caterina Milo and Thana De Campos
9. Mental Capacity and Decision-Making – Beverley Clough
10. Mental Health: Inpatient Care – Magdalena Furgalska
11. Confidentiality – Elizabeth Chloe Romanis, Jordan A. Parsons and Naomi Jones
Part 3: Applied Health Law & Ethics
12. Assisted Reproduction – Rita D’alton Harrison, Philip Bremner and Cynthia Mbugua
13. Abortion and Contraception – Zoe Tongue
14. Pregnancy and Childbirth – Elizabeth Chloe Romanis and Zaina Mahmoud
15. Capable Children’s Medical Treatment – Rebecca Limb
16. Organ Donation: Deceased Donation – Aileen Editha
17. Research Ethics – Zareen Beekhun and Silvia Camporesi
18. Death and Dying – Dunja Begović, Yakubu Salifu and Sheila Payne
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