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Catherine Stanton is a lecturer in Medical Law and Bioethics at the University of Manchester. She holds a B.D.(Hons) from St Andrews, an M.A. from Manchester, and a PhD from Manchester. Catherine began her career as a qualified solicitor in 1998, specializing in defendant professional negligence litigation and is currently a non-practising solicitor. Her PhD thesis examined the ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of genetic information within families, highlighting the complex interplay between law and healthcare. Catherine's academic interests extend to the criminal law implications of healthcare practices, contributing to an ESRC-funded research project focused on the legal and ethical challenges posed by disease transmission under criminal law. She has co-edited authoritative texts in the field and has been involved in various scholarly publications addressing pivotal issues in medical ethics and law. Catherine actively supervises PhD students, fostering research related to healthcare law.
University of Manchester • Manchester, England
Catherine teaches the MA/LLM/PG Diploma in Healthcare Ethics and Law via Distance Learning.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.