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O’Neill Institute Projects

The O’Neill Institute supports addressing urgent health problems through world-class research and scholarship by using a complex, comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and transnational approach that extends beyond a narrow vision of health law that focuses solely on health care as an industry or scientific endeavors. The O’Neill Institute’s research programs are organized around three core areas: Global Health Law, National Health Law, and Disease Prevention and Outcomes.

Active Projects

Completed Projects

Global Health Law Projects

Collaboration with the International Women’s Human Rights Clinic (2008-2009)
Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) Implementation and Monitoring
Health and Human Rights Fact-finding Mission to Haiti
Increasing the Role of Universities in the Humanitarian Licensing of Pharmaceuticals
Task Force for Ethical Recruitment of Foreign-Educated Nurses

National Health Law Projects

Faith Voices in Health Reform
Health Information Privacy
Living Cities Partnership on Promoting the Health of Low-income Urban Populations
Modernizing and Rationalizing Food Safety Regulations
O’Neill Institute-Brookings Institution Health Care Cost Containment Project
Produce Safety
Strengthening Controls on Smokeless Tobacco
Symposium on Poverty, Health, and the Law

NHS Projects

Expert Meeting on Privacy and Confidentiality in Syndromic Surveillance

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