First do no harm : law, ethics and healthcare

1: The Legitimacy of Medical Law; 2: Cases and Casuistry; 3: Medical Ethics: Hippocratic and Democratic Ideals; 4: Contemporary Challenges in the Regulation of Health Practitioners; 5: The International Health Regulations: A New Paradigm for Global Health Governance?; 6: International Medical Research Regulation: From Ethics to Law 1; 7: Ethical and Policy Issues Related to Medical Error and Patient Safety; 8: Autonomy and Its Limits: What Place for the Public Good? 1; 9: The Autonomy of Others: Reflections on the Rise and Rise of Patient Choice in Contemporary Medical Law; 10: Conceptualising Privacy in Relation to Medical Research Values; 11: Human ‘Guinea Pigs': Why Patients Participate in Clinical Trials; 12: Human(s) (as) Medicine(s) 1; 13: The Ethical Challenges of Biobanks: Safeguarding Altruism and Trust; 14: Law Reform, Clinical Research and Adults without Mental Capacity – Much Needed Clarification or a Recipe for Further Uncertainty?; 15: Continuing Conundrums in Competency; 16: Chester v. Afshar: Sayonara, Sub Silentio, Sidaway?; 17: ‘Informed Consent' to Medical Treatment and the Impotence of Tort; 18: Mark Anthony or Macbeth: Some Problems Concerning the Dead and the Incompetent when it Comes to Consent; 19: No More ‘Shock, Horror'? The Declining Significance of ‘Sudden Shock' and the ‘Horrifying Event’ in Psychiatric Injury Claims; 20: Is There a Right Not to Procreate? 1; 21: Conscientious Objection: A Shield or a Sword?; 22: Classifying Abortion as a Health Matter: The Case for De-criminalising Abortion Laws in Australia; 23: What's Love Got to Do With It? Regulating Reproductive Technologies and Second Hand Emotions; 24: Saviour Siblings; 25: Wrongful Life, the Welfare Principle and the Non-Identity Problem: Some Further Complications; 26: Life-Prolonging Treatment and Patients' Legal Rights; 27: From Bland to Burke: The Law and Politics of Assisted Nutrition and Hydration; 28: Euthanasia as a Human Right; 29: The Futility of Opposing the Legalisation of Non-voluntary and Voluntary Euthanasia; 30: Defending the Council of Europe's Opposition to Euthanasia 1; 31: Newborn Screening for Sickle Cell Disease: Socio-Ethical Implications; 32: The ‘Do No Harm' Principle and the Genetic Revolution in New Zealand; 33: Cloning, Zoning and the Harm Principle; 34: Exposing Harm: The Erasure of Animal Bodies in Healthcare Law; 35: Is the Gender Recognition Act 2004 as Important as It Seems? 1; 36: The Positive Side of Healthcare Rights; 37: In Defence of Doctors