As a legal scholar teaching bioethics and healthcare law in a medical school, I enjoy observing the power relation between physician and patient from a minority perspective, and am keen on reflecting how can a more humane society be constructed. I hope to serve as the interface between people from the legal community and medical community, sort out the concerns of both sides and help forge a better institution that can realize the values of both sides. My area of interest has been in the legal and ethical issues in public health, reproductive health and human subject protection.

1998 J.S.D., Yale Law School
1994 LL.M., Yale Law School
1991 LL.B., Department of Law, National Taiwan University

Associate Professor, Chung Yuan Christian University
Assistant Professor, Chung Yuan Christian University

1. Organ procurement policies: An ethical apprisal
2. Study Of Advance Directives－The Implications Of American Experiences
3. An Analysis of Minor’s Reproductive Autonomy in the Decision of Abortion
4. An Empirical Case Study of Pregnant Women’s Autonomy to HIV Prenatal Screening in Taiwan
5. Indigenous Self-Determination and the Protection of Collective Rights In Genetic Research