Scoping the Iceberg: The Future of Public Involvement in Health Policy
Colleen M. Flood, “Scoping the Iceberg: The Future of Public Involvement in Health Policy” (2015) Health Economics, Policy and Law
Category: Articles
Restricting Private-Sector Practice Using Contracts
Colleen M. Flood et al, “Restricting Private-Sector Practice Using Contracts” (2015) 187 CMAJ [forthcoming].
Law and Health Technology Assessment: Canadian and International Perspectives
Colleen M. Flood et al, “Law and Health Technology Assessment: Canadian and International Perspectives”.
Insight on Insite: Impact on Health Rights Litigation in Canada
Colleen M. Flood & Arthur Wilson, “Insight on Insite: Impact on Health Rights Litigation in Canada”.
Back to Basics: Exploring the Fundamental Arguments for Government Involvement in Health Care
Colleen M. Flood & Geoff Read, “Back to Basics: Exploring the Fundamental Arguments for Government Involvement in Health Care”.
Literature Review: Physician Contracts and Dual Practice
Colleen M. Flood et al, “Literature Review: Physician Contracts and Dual Practice”.
Regulation of Telecommunications in New Zealand — Faith in Competition Law and the Kiwi Share
“Regulation of Telecommunications in New Zealand — Faith in Competition Law and the Kiwi Share” (1995) 3:2 Competition & Consumer Law Journal 199-221. PR. 23 pages
Insight on Insite: Impact on Health Rights Litigation in Canada
“Insight on Insite: Impact on Health Rights Litigation in Canada”, co-authored with Arthur Wilson
Litigating the Right to Health: What Can We Learn from a Comparative Law and Health Care Systems Approach?
Colleen M. Flood & Aeyal Gross, “Litigating the Right to Health: What Can We Learn from a Comparative Law and Health Care Systems Approach?” (2014) 16 Health and Human Rights Journal 54.
A Patient Charter of Rights: Paving the Way for System Improvement?
“A Patient Charter of Rights: Paving the Way for System Improvement?” (with Kathryn May) (2012) published online ahead of print CMAJ. PR. 15 pages
