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Deadline: September 16, 2019
Brad Hector

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Hosted at the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics, the Chairholder will join a vibrant and growing community of scholars who are working on cutting-edge issues in health law, policy and ethics and will have the opportunity to interact with faculty members and graduate students from the faculties of social sciences, medicine, health sciences, education, management, and the arts. The location in Ottawa will enable the Chairholder to address issues of national and international significance and to network with leading policy-makers and jurists. The Chairholder will benefit from exchanges with a broad range of Centre members whose scholarly activities focus on, amongst others, the impact, assessment and regulation of health technologies such as robotics, AI, digital health benefits, artificial human reproduction etc.; innovative approaches to health governance such as, for example, the regulation of antimicrobial use or of recreational cannabis use; multidisciplinary bioethics including, for example, issues related to medical-aid-in-dying or the treatment of the mentally ill and issues relating to the health and health care of Indigenous Populations.

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