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
Colleen M. Flood
Restricting Private-Sector Practice Using Contracts
Colleen M. Flood et al, “Restricting Private-Sector Practice Using Contracts” (2015) 187 CMAJ [forthcoming].
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
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
Cosmetic Surgery Regulation and Regulation Enforcement in Ontario
“Cosmetic Surgery Regulation and Regulation Enforcement in Ontario” (with Bryan Thomas and Leigh Harrison-Wilson) (2011) 36 Queen’s Law Journal 31. PR. 40 pages
Canadian Medical Malpractice Law in 2011: Missing the Mark on Patient Safety
“Canadian Medical Malpractice Law in 2011: Missing the Mark on Patient Safety” (with Bryan Thomas) (2011) 86(3) Chicago-Kent Law Review 1053. PR. 40 pages
Chaoulli’s Legacy for the Future of Canadian Health Care Policy
“Chaoulli’s Legacy for the Future of Canadian Health Care Policy”, (2006) 44(2) Osgoode Hall Law Journal 273-310. PR. 38 pages
Tough Choices: The Private Sale of Drugs in Public Hospitals
“Tough Choices: The Private Sale of Drugs in Public Hospitals” (2010) (with Lorian Hardcastle) 182(4) Canadian Medical Association Journal 374 [Link to full text]. PR 3 pages
Is Canada Odd?: A Comparison of European and Canadian Approaches to Choice and Regulation of the Public/Private Divide in Health Care
“Is Canada Odd?: A Comparison of European and Canadian Approaches to Choice and Regulation of the Public/Private Divide in Health Care” (with Amanda Haugan) (2010) 5 Health Economics, Policy and Law 319-341. PR. 23 pages
