University of Alberta - Health Law Institute (Books and Journals)
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Health Law Review
From Vol. 9 No. 3, March 2001
to Vol. 21 No. 3, June - June 2013
University of Alberta - Health Law Institute, 2009
- Rasouli at the Supreme Court of Canada: no end to the end of life debate.
- Legal and policy frameworks for clinical-grade stem cell banking.
- Comment in response to the Draft Model Conscientious Objection Policy.
- Moving forward with a clear conscience: a model conscientious objection policy for Canadian Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons.
- Comment in response to the Draft Model Conscientious Objection Policy.
- Field notes.
- The impact (or lack of impact) of Cuthbertson v. Rasouli on end-of-life medical decision making in Alberta.
- Overcrowding in prisons: a health risk in need of (re)consideration.
- Field notes.
- A brief review on informed consent laws in China.
- Hopeful result, unclear implications: a comment on Canada (Attorney General) v. PHS Community Services Society.
- Research with blood donated to blood banking organizations.
- Disclosure of physician health information: seeking the right balance between confidentiality and public safety.
- College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta response to the Health Law Institute report.
- Field notes.
- Excerpt from 'Physicians with Health Conditions: Law and Policy Reform to Protect the Public and Physician-Patients'.
- Physician health and impairment in Australia: unsettled times.
- Sharks and the culinary clash of culture and conservation: why are we not considering the health consequences of shark consumption?
- Policy Paper released.
- Funding in vitro fertilization: exploring the health and justice implications of Quebec's policy.
- Field notes.
- The governance of research integrity in Canada.
- The governance of research integrity in Canada.
- Upcoming events.
- Mental health in federal corrections: reflections and future directions.
- The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: beginning to examine the implications for Canadian lawyers' professional responsibilities.
- Alberta's community treatment order legislation and implementation: the first 18 months in review.
- Alberta's community treatment orders: Canadian and international comparisons.
- Field notes.
- Biotechnology and science in video games: a destructive portrayal?
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