Hannah van Kolfschooten (0000-0002-3342-0285)

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Hannah van Kolfschooten received a LL.M. in Health Law (cum laude, 2018) and a LL.M. in Information Law (cum laude, 2019) from the University of Amsterdam. She is currently teaching and coordinating the course International and European Health Law in the Health Law master's program at the University of Amsterdam. Her research interests include EU law, (health) privacy, patients' rights, public health, health technology and medicines regulation. The topic of her PhD research is EU regulation of algorithmic decision-making in public health and health care and focusses on safeguarding patients' rights.

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Universiteit van Amsterdam: N/A, NL

2021-07-06 to present (Gezondheidsrecht - Law Centre for Health and Life)

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Universiteit van Amsterdam: N/A, NL

Universiteit van Amsterdam: N/A, NL

Universiteit van Amsterdam: N/A, NL

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Towards an EU Charter of Digital Patients’ Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

A Human Rights-Based Approach to Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A Proposal for a Patients’ Rights Impact Assessment Tool

Technical comment on: Nehme M, et al. Chatbots in medicine: certification process and applied use case

Artificial Intelligence in mental healthcare

When People Become Data Points: The Potential Impact of AI in Mental Healthcare (Policy Brief)

A Health-Centric Intersectional Approach to Climate Litigation at the European Court of Human Rights

Voedselregulering als fundamenteel ingrediënt in het gezondheidsrecht

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (2024): Implications for healthcare

The European Health Data Space: Give Patients Real Control Over Their Data

AI in de zorg vraagt om richtlijnen, niet om rekensommen

Kan AI worden ingezet worden bij euthanasieverzoeken?

The ‘Sarco Suicide Pod’ and Beyond: AI in the Future of End-of-Life Decisions?

Digital Health Literacy: A Cornerstone of Health Equity in the EU

Reinforcing Stereotypes in Health Care Through Artificial Intelligence–Generated Images: A Call for Regulation

A health-conformant reading of the GDPR’s right not to be subject to automated decision-making

Diagnosticeren met AI en de aansprakelijkheid van hulpverleners

The prospects of using AI in euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide: a legal exploration

Unpacking the AI Act: Gains and Gaps in the Protection of Health

Artificiële intelligentie in de ouderenzorg

The Council of Europe's AI Convention (2023–2024): Promises and pitfalls for health protection

Tussen mens en ruimte: De (on)gezonde voedselomgeving als omgevingswaarde

A European Cancer Survivors’ Right to be Forgotten?

The AI cycle of health inequity and digital ageism: mitigating biases through the EU regulatory framework on medical devices

Women’s Health Rights can Guide International Climate Litigation: KlimaSeniorinnen v. Switzerland before the European Court of Human Rights

The Council of Europe’s Artificial Intelligence Convention: Implications for Health and Patients

Five “Big MedTech” Myths about Medical AI Debunked

Apps in de gezondheidszorg: een mensenrechtelijk vraagstuk

Health protection is non-negotiable in the AI Act negotiations

Call for Action: High Time to Prioritise Health in the EU Artificial Intelligence Act

A Health-Oriented Approach to the Declaration on European Digital Rights and Principles

The mHealth Power Paradox

Koetjes en kalfjes: vrijheid van meningsuiting van dierenrechtenactivisten

Van verplichte geestelijke gezondheidszorg naar verplichte anticonceptie?

EU Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges for Patients’ Rights

How the Parliament’s AIDA Report Misdiagnoses the Risks and Benefits of Health AI

Data Protection in Health Crises in the EU: Apps in the Fight against COVID-19,Gegevensbescherming in gezondheidscrises in de EU: apps in de strijd tegen Covid-19

Eerste stappen in Europese regulering van artificiële intelligentie: algoritmes en patiëntenrechten

The mHealth Power Paradox: Improving Data Protection in Health Apps through Self-Regulation in the European Union

Gegevensbescherming in gezondheidscrises in de EU

Conspicuous by its absence: health in the European Commission’s Artificial Intelligence Act

Rode draad 70 jaar EVRM: De autonome patiënt na 70 jaar EVRM: Van dwangpsychiatrie naar gentechnologie?

De gezonde voedselomgeving

Juridisch instrumentarium voor een gezonde voedselomgeving in de stad

EU regulation of algorithmic decision-making in health: safeguarding patients’ rights in the era of artificial intelligence

De focus op het redden van zoveel mogelijk levens kan de sociale ongelijkheid in Nederland verergeren

Schuif mensenrechten niet opzij bij vaccintesten

Europese harmonisatie van privacy – óók in crisistijd

COVID-19 and privacy in the European Union: A legal perspective on contact tracing

Overheid, pas op met gezondheidsdata en het uitvoeren van massasurveillance

Technologische hulp uit China is niet gratis

Peer review (4 reviews for 3 publications/grants)