Top stories in this newsletter: Recent publications on mental health and/or COVID-19 COVID-19 webinar – “State and Professional Autonomy: Conflicting Rights and Obligations in the State-Profession Relationship” Hong Kong court ruled on challenges by returnees from South Africa and Pakistan to mandatory quarantine at quarantine centres “Bioethical Reflections on COVID-19” resources page
“Compulsory mental health treatment and the way forward” Magazine: Hong Kong Lawyer Co-author: Daisy Cheung
Top stories in this newsletter: Webinar - State and Professional Autonomy: Conflicting Rights and Obligations in the State-Profession Relationship Recent papers on medical ethics and law Rationing of medical resources amid COVID-19
Rationing intensive-care resources amid COVID-19Interviewed: Daisy CheungMedium: Ming PaoTitle: “Who should be saved when ICU capacity is outstripped by demand?” (《ICU爆滿 救邊個先?》) [Chinese] & “Putting in place guidelines for healthcare workers will reduce their litigation risk” (《知多啲：及早制訂指引 免醫護承擔法律風險》)[Chinese]
Rationing intensive-care resources amid COVID-19 Interviewed: Daisy Cheung Medium: Ming Pao Title: "Who should be saved when ICU capacity is outstripped by demand?" (《ICU爆滿 救邊個先?》) [Chinese] & "Putting in place guidelines for healthcare workers will reduce their litigation risk" (《知多啲：及早制訂指引 免醫護承擔法律風險》)[Chinese]
Top stories in this newsletter: English court recognised duty owed by a hospital trust to the daughter of its patient in respect of genetic information [ABC v St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust and others [2020] EWHC 455 (QB)] Rationing ventilators and hospital resources during the COVID-19 pandemic Ethics in the COVID-19 crisis: perspectives from a clinical ethicist
