Sophie Nunnelley

Health and disability law, mental health, the law and ethics of AI. Assistant Professor, Lincoln Alexander School of Law, Toronto Metropolitan University

[Wellesley Institute @wellesleyWI]

#DressPurpleDay is a day to draw attention to the importance of supporting vulnerable children. Read our latest blog about the harms of adverse childhood experiences (or ACEs) and upcoming work from Wellesley Institute.
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[Dr. Kwame McKenzie @kwame_mckenzie]

When we set benefit levels for people with disabilities we need to bear in mind it costs more for them to thrive than people without disabilities. If we truly want to ensure people with disabilities thrive they need more support than we currently give them.

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

Applications are open for the @ottawahealthlaw Fall Institute in A.I. and Health Law, running online Oct 28–Nov 1. Perfect for professionals or university students interested in a one-week intensive course on A.I. and health law/policy/practice. https://t.co/IZAtwTzEcR

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

@Lorian_H Biggest congratulations! Emilia is beautiful.

[Dr. Kwame McKenzie @kwame_mckenzie]

Why looking after No 1 isn’t always best for your wellbeing. This is a nice journey through the literature investigating whether altruism is good for your health. Spoiler alert … it is very good for your physical and mental health https://t.co/Sp1YB3AXew

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

Really looking forward to this!

[AMS Healthcare @AMSHealthcare]

Our AMS Leadership Institute starts tomorrow!

We hope our AMS Fellows are as excited as we are to engage, connect, and collaborate over the next three days with passionate researchers and leaders.

We will be live-tweeting #AMSLI2024 and welcome all attendees to join us!

[Adam R Houston @HealthLawAdamH]

👀"Henrietta Lacks family can proceed with lawsuit over use of HeLa cells after ‘milestone’ ruling" ⚖️
https://t.co/nZTJnIhDbs

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

A new op ed by @vanessagruben : Experts have been sounding the alarm for decades, but Canada still has no comprehensive way of tracking donation numbers and the resultant live births...
https://t.co/cdVtyEN7kc

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

Thursday pm leading privacy law experts @TeresaScassa and Barbara von Tigerstrom (@UAlberta) will explain the privacy and data security rules applicable to healthcare providers and institutions, including where health-AI is used. Join us! https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[uOttawa | COMMON LAW @uocommonlaw]

In honour of her retirement, Professor Martha Jackman will be celebrated on May 23, 2024 at a symposium exploring the major social justice issues that have marked her exceptional career.

https://t.co/xLwflWE5KK

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

On the morning of day 4 of our Summer Institute, Louise Bélanger-Hardy and @jnfrchandler will look at capacity and informed consent, including nuances in the practical application of such law in different healthcare settings as well as in MAID. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

In the afternoon of day 3 we'll receive expert guidance on crucial issues of health and human rights, with Matthew Horner, counsel at @OntHumanRights, and AI & human rights expert @effodu of Lincoln Alexander School of Law. Join us! https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

This will be an excellent program - join us!

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

On the morning of day 4 of our Summer Institute, Louise Bélanger-Hardy and @jnfrchandler will look at capacity and informed consent, including nuances in the practical application of such law in different healthcare settings as well as in MAID. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

Really looking forward to tomorrow's conversations!

[AMS Healthcare @AMSHealthcare]

Tune in tomorrow as we live-tweet the #AMS2024 conference! If you are an invited attendee, please remember to tag @AMSHealthcare and the hashtag #AMS2024.

👋 We look forward to seeing everyone for engaging conversations on optimizing AI in healthcare.

🔗 https://t.co/aWgZjya0xo

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

Really looking forward to this session with the incredible @ColleenFlood2 !

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

On day 3 of the @ottawahealthlaw Summer Institute in Health Law, @ColleenFlood2 will lead a session on the legal cases that have challenged limits on privately financed healthcare in Canada, and how to understand the likely effects of private funding. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Sophie Nunnelley @NunnelleyS]

@effodu @OttawaHealthLaw @uOttawa @uocommonlaw Really looking forward to this!

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

Our second session, led by leading experts @NaheedD and @YYBrandonChen, will dive into critical social determinants of health and how law and policy can support better health for all. Join us! June 3-7, no legal background required. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

Come learn with us! Spot and understand key legal issues in healthcare. Our first session - with leading expert @vanessagruben - will offer training on legal fundamentals, laying the groundwork for the week. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

Now accepting applications for the @ottawahealthlaw Summer Institute in Health Law, running online 3–7 June 2024. Perfect for professionals or university students interested in a one-week intensive course on health law! https://t.co/6yPm0I7DyM

[Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics @OttawaHealthLaw]

Do you want to learn how to understand and respond to the many legal issues that arise in healthcare? Join us for our 2024 Summer Institute in Health Law! Designed to be especially helpful for health professionals. https://t.co/6yPm0I75Je @vanessagruben @AMSHealthcare