Prof. Roy Gilbar

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Prof. Roy Gilbar

שם:Prof. Roy Gilbar

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Prof. Roy Gilbar

Books

1. Gilbar R., The family in the medical decision-making process: Law & Practice (Ashgate, forthcoming, 2016)

2. Gilbar R., The status of the family in law and bioethics: The genetic context (Ashgate, 2005).

Articles in refereed journals

1. Gilbar R., Foster C., Doctors’ liability to the patient’s relatives in genetic medicine, Medical Law Review (2016) doi: 10.1093/medlaw/fwv037 (Australian ranking: A)

2. Gilbar R., The passive patient and disclosure of genetic information: Can English tort law protect the relatives’ right to know? (2016) 30(1) International Journal of Law, Policy & the Family (forthcoming) (Australian ranking: A)

3.Gilbar R., Shalev S., Spiegel R., et al., Patients’ attitudes towards disclosure of genetic test results to family members: The impact of patients’ socio-demographic background and counseling experience (2015) Journal of Genetic Counseling, doi: 10.1007/s10897-015-9873-1 (forthcoming)

4. Gilbar R., Miola J., One size fits all? On patient autonomy, medical decision-making and the impact of culture (2015) 23(3) Medical Law Review, 375-399 (Australian ranking: A)

5. Gilbar R., Asset or Burden? Informed consent and the role of the family: Law and practice (2012) 32(4) Legal Studies 525-550 (Australian ranking: A*).

6. Gilbar R., Medical confidentiality and communication with the patient’s relatives: Legal and practical perspectives (2012) 24(2) Child & Family Law Quarterly 199-222. (Australian ranking: A)

7. Gilbar R., Barnoy S., Disclosure of genetic information to relatives in Israel: Between privacy and moral responsibility (2012) 31(4) New Genetics & Society, 391-407. (Australian ranking: B).

8. Gilbar R., Family involvement, independence and patient autonomy in practice (2011) 19(2) Medical Law Review 192-234. (Australian ranking: A).

9. Gilbar R., The need for tough decisions in wrongful life and wrongful birth actions in Israeli Law (2010) 7 Netanya Law Review 442-474 (In Hebrew).

10. Gilbar R., Genetic testing of children for familial cancers: A comparative legal perspective on consent, communication of information and confidentiality (2010) 9(1) Familial Cancer 75-87.

11. Gilbar R., Between unconditional acceptance and responsibility: Should family ethics limit the scope of reproductive autonomy? (2009) 21(3) Child & Family Law Quarterly 309-335. (ranking: A).

12. Gilbar R., Gilbar O., Medical decision-making process and the family: The case of breast cancer patients and their spouses (2009) 23(3) Bioethics 183-192. (Australian ranking: A*).

13. Gilbar R., Bar-Mor H., Justice, equality and solidarity: The limits of the right to health care in Israel (2008) 16(2) Medical Law Review 225-260. (Australian ranking: A).

14. Gilbar R., The Doctor v. the Family: Tortious claims in medical misdiagnosis of child abuse (2007) 6 Interdisciplinary Centre Law Review 521- 576 (In Hebrew).

15. Gilbar R., Patient autonomy and relatives' right to know genetic information (2007) 26(4) Medicine & Law: An International Journal 677-697. (Australian ranking: B).

16. Gilbar R., Communicating genetic information in the family: The familial relationship as the forgotten factor (2007) 33(7) Journal of Medical Ethics 390-393. (Australian ranking: A).

17. Gilbar R., All in the family? Medical confidentiality in the genetic information era- legal and ethical aspects (2006) 5 Netanya Law Review 357-402 (In Hebrew).

18. Gilbar R., Medical confidentiality in the family: The doctor’s duty reconsidered (2004) 18(2) International Journal of Law, Policy & the Family 195-213. (Australian ranking: A)

19. O’Donovan K., Gilbar R., The loved ones: Families, intimates and patient autonomy (2003) 23(2) Legal Studies 332-358. (Australian ranking: A*).

Chapters in Books

Gilbar R., Bar-Noy S., Communicating medical genetic information to family members: Initial results from a large multi-centre study in Israel in Tabak N., Rubinstein D., (edn.) Ethics in Current Nursing (Probook publishing, 2013) (In Hebrew).

Notes and commentaries

1. Gilbar R., Breathless: On Israeli District Court’s decision to allow doctors to switch off a terminal patient’s ventilator, The Law on the Net: Human Rights http://www.colman.ac.il/research/research_institute/katedra_HumanRights/Psika/Pages/default.aspx

(2015) (In Hebrew).

2. Gilbar R., The unbearable lightness of being: On Israeli Family Court’s refusal to accept a parents’ request to switch off their daughter’s ventilator, The Law on the Net: Human Rights http://www.colman.ac.il/research/research_institute/katedra_HumanRights/Psika/Pages/default.aspx

(2014) (In Hebrew)

Refereeing

Bioethics (UK)

Medical Law Review (UK)

Journal of Medical Ethics (UK)

Health Risk & Society (UK)

Child and Family Law Quarterly (UK)

Palgrave Macmillan publishing, book proposals (UK)

The Hebrew University Law Review (Israel)

Bar-Ilan Law Review (Israel)

The Interdisciplinary Centre Law Review (Israel)

Netanya Law Reivew (Israel)

The Academic Center for Law & Business Law Review (Israel)

The Israeli Bar Review (Israel)

Israel Science Foundation, reviewing grant proposals (the Israeli research council)

Memberships

2011 – Society of Legal Scholars, UK (SLS)

2009 – Socio-Legal Studies Association, UK (SLA)

1998 – The Israeli Bar

Other academic roles and activities

2015- to date Co-Founder, The Genethics Forum, The Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.

2014 Invited Lecture, The Network on Ethics of Family: An international network of the ethics of family in transition, Sweden.

2014- to date Member, Steering Committee, The Annual Conference of Law & Society, The Association of Law & Society, Israel

2014- to date Member, Bio-Israel: Bioethics and politics research group, The Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.

2014- 2015 Member, The disabilities studies research group, The Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.

2013- to date Member, The Dying Patient Act Institutional Ethics Committee, Rabin Medical Center, Petach-Tikva, Israel

2013 Invited lecture, The David Price Memorial Seminar Series, University of Leicester,

UK. Paper delivered: Families, Decision-Making and Culture.

2013 External assessor, the school of law, Keele University, UK. Panel member of appointing senior lecturer in health care law.

2013- Editorial review member, Journal of Medical Law & Ethics, Paris Legal publishing.

2012- 2014 Advisory group member, the research project: consent and confidentiality in genetic medicine. Researchers: Prof. Anneke Lucassen, Dr. Angela Fenwick, Prof. Jonathan Montgomery & Dr. Ingrid Holme, University of Southampton, UK. Funded by the Bupa Foundation.

2012 Deputy chief examiner, University of London, external LL.M. programme in medical law.

2011 Invited member, workshops on Solidarity in Bioethics, The Nuffield Council on Bioethics, UK.

2011 Invited opinion, the Israeli’s Ministry of Justice committee on wrongful birth and wrongful life claims (headed by the retired Supreme Court Judge Eliahu Matza). For

the full report see: http://www.justice.gov.il/MOJHeb/News/VaadatMatza.htm.

2010 Invited lecture: Challenging the Legal Perception of Patient Autonomy, Health Ethics & Law Network, School of Law, University of Southampton, UK.

2005 – 2010 Director, The department for genetics, law & ethics, The International Centre for Health, Law & Ethics, University of Haifa, Israel.

2009- to date Examiner of LL.M. and Ph.D. dissertations in Queen Mary University of London (UK), University of Leicester (UK), University of Haifa (Israel), Bar-Ilan University (Israel).

Selected presentations in conferences since 2007

2015 Israeli Law and Society Association, Annual Conference, University of Haifa, Israel. Paper delivered: “Medical decision making process and the doctor-patient-family relationship: Culture, law and ethics.”

2014 Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference (SLS), Nottingham, UK. Paper delivered: “One Size Fits All? On Patient Autonomy, Medical Decision-Making and the Impact of Culture”.

2012 British Sociological Association, Medical Sociology Annual Conference, Leicester, UK. Paper delivered: “The impact of the duty of confidentiality on the doctor-patient-family relationship: The clinicians’ perspective.”

2012 Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference (SLS), Bristol, UK. Paper to be presented: “Asset or hindrance? The impact of the duty of confidentiality on the doctor-patient-family relationship.”

2011 Ethics of the Ordinary, The Royal Society of Medicine, London. Poster presentation: “Challenging the legal conception of patient autonomy: How do doctors experience family involvement in decision making.”

2011 The 5th Postgraduate Bioethics Conference, Social Scientific Approaches to Bioethics: Methods and Methodologies, the Welcome Trust, London. The paper: “Family involvement in medical decision making: Patient’s dependence or independence?”

2010 18th World Congress on Medical Law, World Association for Medical Law, Croatia: “Disclosing genetic information to family members: Practice & law in Israel.”

2009 Communication, Medicine & Ethics: Seventh Interdisciplinary Conference, Health Communication Research Centre, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK. Poster presentation: The Family in the Decision-Making Process: Practice, ethics & law.

2007 Public Health Ethics Conference, University of Birmingham, UK. The paper: “Justice, equality and solidarity: The limits of the right to health care in Israeli law.”