Tamara Hervey LLB, PhD, FAcSS, PFHEA, MFPH, studied at Glasgow and Sheffield, and held academic posts at Durham, Manchester, Nottingham, and Sheffield Law Schools, before joining The City Law School in 2021. She is Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law ad hominem.
Hervey researches, teaches, and writes on European Union health law; on comparative health law and policy; on equality law; on interfaces between biosciences and (European) law; on social rights; on legal research methodologies; and on legal pedagogy. She is author of 18 books and over 100 other publications. One of the first to the field, Hervey has been writing on EU health law since the 1990s. She works with a large network of academics across Europe and in North America.
Hervey serves as Specialist Adviser to the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee's Brexit Inquiries. She also served the House of Lords EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee Inquiry into Brexit and crossborder healthcare. She has given keynote presentations
about EU law, trade, health and Brexit, to organizations including the Royal Society of Medicine, British Medical Association, Health Services Research UK, and the Scottish Lawyers European Group. She also gave Expert evidence to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health, Republic of Ireland, on the legal implications of Brexit in the health sector.
David Orentlicher is the Judge Jack and Lulu Lehman Professor at UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law and director of the UNLV Health Law Program. Widely recognized for his expertise in health law and constitutional law, Dr. O has testified before Congress, had his scholarship cited by the U.S. Supreme Court, and has served on many national, state, and local commissions. A graduate of Harvard Medical School and Harvard Law School, Dr. O is author of Matters of Life and Death and co-author of Health Care Law and Ethics, now in its 9th edition. He has published numerous articles and essays on a wide range of topics, including health care
reform, physician aid in dying, reproductive decisions, affirmative action, and presidential power, and his work has appeared in leading professional journals, such as the New England Journal of Medicine and the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), as well as in the New York Times, Time, USA Today, CNN Opinion, the Chicago Tribune, and other major newspapers.
In addition to his academic background, Dr. O brings important hands-on experience. He previously directed the American Medical Association's Division of Medical Ethics, and he has worked on health care reform and other issues as a member of the Nevada legislature and the Indiana legislature.

• 1. Editors' Introduction to The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Health Law / Tamara Hervey, David Orentlicher


• Part I Paradigms of Healthcare Systems, Law and Regulation


• 2. Paradigms of Healthcare Systems, Law and Regulation: A Transatlantic Conversation / Alceste Santuari, William M. Sage


• Part II Preventing Ill Health


• 3. Introduction to Public Health Law / Wendy E. Parmet, Markus Frischhut, Amandine Garde, Brigit Toebes


• 4. Communicable and Other Infectious Diseases: The EU Perspective / Markus Frischhut


• 5. Communicable Disease / Wendy E. Parmet


• 6. U.S. Law Relating to Non-Communicable Diseases / Wendy E. Parmet


• 7. The Lack of Coherence in the European Union's Approach to Non-Communicable Disease Prevention / Amandine Garde


• 8. Socio-Economic Health Inequalities in Europe: The Role of Law and Human Rights / Brigit Toebes


• 9. Social Determinants in the United States / Wendy E. Parmet


• Part III Treating Ill Health


• Access to the Health Care System


• 10. Introduction to Access to Health Care / André den Exter, Mark A. Hall, Allison K. Hoffman, Keith Syrett


• 11. The American Pathology of Inequitable Access to Medical Care / Allison K. Hoffman, Mark A. Hall


• 12. Access to Health Care in Europe / André den Exter, Keith Syrett


• Regulation of Health Care Services, Facilities, and Transactions


• 13. Introduction to Regulation of Professionals and Facilities / Deirdre Madden, Isaac D. Buck


• 14. Regulation of Professionals and Facilities in Europe / Deirdre Madden


• 15. Regulation of Professionals and Facilities in the United States / Isaac D. Buck


• 16. Introduction to Antitrust and the Provision of Health Care in the United States and European Union: Common Challenges / Thomas Greaney, Okeoghene Odudu


• 17. Health Care Services and EU Competition Law / Okeoghene Odudu


• 18. Healthcare Antitrust in the United States: The Intersection of Regulation and Competition / Thomas Greaney


• 19. Introduction to Fraud and Abuse Law / Tracey A. Elliott, Joan H. Krause


• 20. Fraud and Abuse Law in the United States / Joan H. Krause


• 21. Healthcare Fraud and Abuse in Europe / Tracey A. Elliott


• The Treatment Relationship: Confidentiality, Consent, and Conflicts of Interest


• 22. Privacy and Integrity of Medical Information / Sharona Hoffman, Jean Herveg


• 23. Patient Autonomy, Capacity, and Consent: Children / Jessica Berg, Emma Cave


• 24. Patient Autonomy, Capacity, and Consent: Vulnerable Adults / Mary Donnelly, Jessica Berg


• 25. Introduction to Provider Conflicts of Interest in Health Care / Suncana Roksandic, Richard S. Saver


• 26. Provider Conflicts of Interest in U.S. Health Care: The Intractable Regulatory Challenge / Richard S. Saver


• 27. Provider Conflicts of Interest in European Health Care: Trustworthy Physicians / Suncana Roksandic


• Medical Malpractice


• 28. Medical Liability: Comparing Compensation Systems / Karl Harald Sovig, Barry Furrow


• Part IV Regulating the Development and Use of Medical Treatments


• Human Experimentation and Research


• 29. Introduction to Research with Human Participants / Carl H. Coleman


• 30. Research with Human Participants in the European Union / David Townend, David Shaw


• 31. Research with Human Participants in the United States / Carl H. Coleman


• 32. Biobanks / Graeme T. Laurie, Carl H. Coleman


• Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Law


• 33. Introduction to Medical Products Law / Erika Lietzan, Aurélie Mahalatchimy, Patricia J. Zettler


• 34. Regulating Medicines in the United States / Erika Lietzan, Patricia J. Zettler


• 35. Regulating Medicines in the European Union / Aurélie Mahalatchimy


• 36. Regulating Medical Devices in the United States / Patricia J. Zettler, Erika Lietzan


• 37. Regulating Medical Devices in the European Union / Aurélie Mahalatchimy


• Control, Use, and Allocation of Body Parts: Organs, Human Tissue, Blood


• 38. Property in Human Body Parts: An Old Legal Question for a New Technological Age / Justine Pila


• 39. Organ Transplantation / Joaquin Cayon-De Las Cuevas, David Orentlicher


• 40. Introduction to Incomplete Commodification and Its Creeping Counterpart / Stéphanie Hennette Vauchez, Natalie Ram


• 41. Incomplete Commodification in American Law / Natalie Ram


• 42. Of Markets and Principles: The European Perspective / Stéphanie Hennette Vauchez


• Ethical and Legal Implications of Advances in Genetics


• 43. Introduction to Genetics and the Law / Maxwell Mehlman, Mette Hartlev, Sonia Suter


• 44. Genetics and the Law: United States / Maxwell Mehlman, Sonia Suter


• 45. Genetics and the Law: Europe / Mette Hartlev


• 46. Genetics and the Law: Conclusion / Maxwell Mehlman, Mette Hartlev, Sonia Suter


• Part V Health Care at the Beginning and End of Life


• Reproductive Rights


• 47. Introduction to the Right to Procreate and Assisted Reproductive Technologies / I. Glenn Cohen, Emily Jackson


• 48. The Right to Procreate and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Europe / Emily Jackson


• 49. The Right(s) to Procreate and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in the United States / I. Glenn Cohen


• 50. Introduction to the Right to Avoid Procreation and the Regulation of Pregnancy / Janne Rothmar Herrmann, Elizabeth Sepper


• 51. The Right to Avoid Procreation and the Regulation of Pregnancy: A European Perspective / Janne Rothmar Herrmann


• 52. The Right to Avoid Procreation and the Regulation of Pregnancy: A U.S. Perspective / Elizabeth Sepper


• The Right and "Duty" to Die


• 53. Decisions at the End of Life / David Orentlicher, Judit Sándor

The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Health Law addresses some of the most critical issues facing scholars, legislators, and judges today. When matters of life and death literally hang in the balance, it is especially important for policymakers to get things right. Comparative analysis has become an essential component of the decision making process, and The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Health Law is the only resource available that provides such an analysis in health law.