LLM Single Course - OsgoodePD

This course examines the use of information technology in health law and how regulation affects the use of technology in health care. Today’s health care systems, in Canada and around the world, depend increasingly on information technology as an essential part of the efficient delivery of health care. This delivery is undergoing changes that have not been experienced in decades. The challenge continues to be how to apply existing legal concepts and norms to meet the issues associated with the widespread use of information and communication technologies in health care.

Pre/anti-requisites

Pre-Requisite: LAWH 6860P – The Canadian Health Care System: Legal Frameworks or foundational knowledge of privacy law

Anti-Requisite: LAW 6865B – Information Technology and Privacy in Health Law, LAW 6856 - Information Technology and Privacy in Health Law

NCA equivalence:

N/A

Terms Offered

Summer 25

Video conference only

Course Section: A

3.0 credits

Instructors

Maureen Murphy

Elective for

Privacy and Cybersecurity

Schedule

Required Textbook(s)

There is no assigned text. Materials will be provided electronically & posted to the eClass course website.

Method of Evaluation

All courses in this specialization will have at least one research & writing assignment worth up to 100% of the final grade, but may also include marks for participation, reflective journals, in-class presentations, take-home exams, etc. Some courses may also include the option to write a Significant Research Paper (SRP) as the sole assessment for the course.

Open Accordion

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