Sir Ian Kennedy is Emeritus Professor of Health Law, Ethics and Policy at University College London, UK.

• PART ICHILDREN1. Caring about Children – Who Cares? 2. Getting it Right for Children and Young People: Overcoming Cultural Barriers in the NHS So as to Meet Their Needs PART IIREGULATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR3. CHAI – Making it Better4. The Healthcare Commission’s Blueprint for Regulation 5. The Safety of Healthcare: The Role of Regulation 6. Value for Money – Who Says? The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority – A Case Study PART IIIMEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS: FROM HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE TO COVID-197. Huntington’s Disease and Confidentiality 8. Reflections on Charlie Gard 9. Doing What’s Best – Who Says? 10. Ethical Issues in Transplantation 11. A Collection of Children’s Hearts 12. Safety and Blame: Learning from Mistakes in the NHS 13. Deprivation of Liberty and Medical Care 14. Rights and Values in Health and Healthcare 15. Sumption’s Gambit – Give Me Liberty and Give Me Death PART IVINQUIRIES AND REVIEWS16. Public Inquiries: Experience from the Bristol Public Inquiry 17. The Paterson Review 18. Inquiries in the NHS: What’s the Point? 19. Appraising the Value of Innovation: A Review for NICE 20. Research at Porton Down: An Ethical Assessment PART VA PUBLIC FIGURE21. Meet the Press 22. Working with the Media: A View from the Frontline PART VITRIBUTES23. Professor Aidan Halligan 24. Sir Donald Irvine 25. Sir Eric Scowen

Sir Ian Kennedy is Emeritus Professor of Health Law, Ethics and Policy at University College London, UK.

• PART ICHILDREN1. Caring about Children – Who Cares? 2. Getting it Right for Children and Young People: Overcoming Cultural Barriers in the NHS So as to Meet Their Needs PART IIREGULATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR3. CHAI – Making it Better4. The Healthcare Commission’s Blueprint for Regulation 5. The Safety of Healthcare: The Role of Regulation 6. Value for Money – Who Says? The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority – A Case Study PART IIIMEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS: FROM HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE TO COVID-197. Huntington’s Disease and Confidentiality 8. Reflections on Charlie Gard 9. Doing What’s Best – Who Says? 10. Ethical Issues in Transplantation 11. A Collection of Children’s Hearts 12. Safety and Blame: Learning from Mistakes in the NHS 13. Deprivation of Liberty and Medical Care 14. Rights and Values in Health and Healthcare 15. Sumption’s Gambit – Give Me Liberty and Give Me Death PART IVINQUIRIES AND REVIEWS16. Public Inquiries: Experience from the Bristol Public Inquiry 17. The Paterson Review 18. Inquiries in the NHS: What’s the Point? 19. Appraising the Value of Innovation: A Review for NICE 20. Research at Porton Down: An Ethical Assessment PART VA PUBLIC FIGURE21. Meet the Press 22. Working with the Media: A View from the Frontline PART VITRIBUTES23. Professor Aidan Halligan 24. Sir Donald Irvine 25. Sir Eric Scowen

Sir Ian Kennedy is Emeritus Professor of Health Law, Ethics and Policy at University College London, UK.

• PART ICHILDREN1. Caring about Children – Who Cares? 2. Getting it Right for Children and Young People: Overcoming Cultural Barriers in the NHS So as to Meet Their Needs PART IIREGULATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR3. CHAI – Making it Better4. The Healthcare Commission’s Blueprint for Regulation 5. The Safety of Healthcare: The Role of Regulation 6. Value for Money – Who Says? The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority – A Case Study PART IIIMEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS: FROM HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE TO COVID-197. Huntington’s Disease and Confidentiality 8. Reflections on Charlie Gard 9. Doing What’s Best – Who Says? 10. Ethical Issues in Transplantation 11. A Collection of Children’s Hearts 12. Safety and Blame: Learning from Mistakes in the NHS 13. Deprivation of Liberty and Medical Care 14. Rights and Values in Health and Healthcare 15. Sumption’s Gambit – Give Me Liberty and Give Me Death PART IVINQUIRIES AND REVIEWS16. Public Inquiries: Experience from the Bristol Public Inquiry 17. The Paterson Review 18. Inquiries in the NHS: What’s the Point? 19. Appraising the Value of Innovation: A Review for NICE 20. Research at Porton Down: An Ethical Assessment PART VA PUBLIC FIGURE21. Meet the Press 22. Working with the Media: A View from the Frontline PART VITRIBUTES23. Professor Aidan Halligan 24. Sir Donald Irvine 25. Sir Eric Scowen