A write-up of the recent Medical and Mental Health Law Research Interest Group @MELRIG_NU event, held at @northumbrialaw, and generously funded by the @legalscholars
https://t.co/mXDPXUPH9E
Charlotte Emmett (NU) opens the second session with her research examining judicial responses to issues of #Religion, #MentalCapacity and decision-making in E&W
#MELRIGSept2019
Professor @KrisGledhill (AUT New Zealand) starts today’s presentations with his research on #MentalHealth and #MentalCapacity Law, looking at familiar rights in the #ECHR and the radical approach of the #CRPD
Registration is now open for our #MELRIGSept2019 event! Find us @NorthumbriaLaw 4th floor, Harvard Lecture Theatre (CCE1-403) for refreshments until 0915
Further information to the upcoming event 'The legal research agenda for medicine, capacity and mental health: a gap analysis' hosted by @MELRIG_NU on the 2nd September 2019. Watch out - we are really close to being able to share the full event programme #MCA
We are pleased to share details of a day event hosted by Northumbria University Medical and Mental Health Research Interest Group titled 'The legal research agenda for medicine, capacity and mental health: a gap analysis' which is supported by @legalscholars and @NorthEastCoPPA