Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa
“Searching for a Sweet Spot: How Do We Trade-Off Research Benefits with Health Information Privacy Concerns? (with Bryan Thomas) overview chapter for Data, Data, Everywhere: Access and Accountability? (Colleen M. Flood, ed.) (Montreal: McGill- Queen’s University Press, 2011). 21 pages
“Introduction: The Big Tent Theory of Health Law” in Canadian Health Law and Policy (4th edition) (with J. Downie & T. Caulfield) (Toronto: LexisNexis, 2011). 8 pages Provides guidance on the laws, regulations, programs, plans and practices affecting conditions of work and employee benefits in Ontario. A wide range of topics is covered including: hiring, employment standards, termination, pension plans and retirement savings, health care benefits, disability benefits, non-traditional job...
“Charter Rights & Health Care Funding: A Typology of Canadian Health Rights Litigation” (with Y.Y. Chen) in Grand Challenges in Health Law and Policy, Catherine Regis & Robert Kouri (eds.) (Montreal: Éditions Yvon Blais/Thomson Reuters, 2010). PR. 45 pages
“Conclusion” in Colleen M. Flood, Mark Stabile and Carolyn Tuohy (eds.), Exploring Social Insurance: Can a Dose of Europe Cure Canadian Health Care Finance? (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2008). 26 pages
“Introduction: Seeking the Holy Grail: Financing for Quality, Accessibility and Sustainability in Health Care Systems” in Colleen M. Flood, Mark Stabile and Carolyn Tuohy (eds.), Exploring Social Insurance: Can a Dose of Europe Cure Canadian Health Care Finance? (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2008). 36 pages
“An Introduction to (the Effervescence of) Administrative Law” in Colleen M. Flood & Lorne Sossin (eds.) Administrative Law in Context (Toronto: Emond Montgomery, 2008). 23 pages
“Health Care Rights in Canada: The Chaoulli Legacy” (with Sujith Xavier) in Andre den Exter (ed.), International Health Law: Solidarity and justice in health care (Apeldoorn, the Netherlands: Maklu, 2008). 22 pages
“Chaoulli’s Legacy for the Future of Canadian Health Care Policy” in Bruce Campbell and Greg Marchildon (eds.) Medicare: Facts, Myths, Problems, Promise (Toronto: James Lorimer & Company Ltd., 2007). 36 pages “Most health care professionals are committed to the principles of medicare, and so are most other Canadians. Yet everyone recognizes that the health care system has serious problems, and often does not provide the level of care the public...
What is In and Out of Medicare? Who Decides?” (with Mark Stabile and Carolyn Tuohy) in Timothy Stoltzfus Jost (ed.) Readings in Comparative Health Law & Bioethics (2nd edition) (Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 2007). 5 pages
“Judicious Choices: Health Care Resource Decisions and the Supreme Court” (with Michelle Zimmerman) in Jocelyn Downie and Elaine Gibson (eds.) Health Law at the Supreme Court of Canada (Toronto: Irwin Law, 2007). PR. 32 pages
