Douglas Morrison

Dr. Douglas Morrison is a Senior Lecturer at Leeds Law School, Leeds Beckett University. His academic background spans healthcare and law, with a PhD from the University of Leeds focusing on consent in posthumous organ retention. He teaches Tort Law, Healthcare Law, and Mental Health Law modules, with a focus on policy development.

• Education: PhD in Law (University of Leeds)

Research interests include Medical Law & Ethics, Mental Health Policy, Legal Education, and Neoliberalism's impact on vulnerability frameworks. Recent work explores integrity and parity of esteem in healthcare systems.

His scholarly contributions include publications in the Medical Law Review and a submitted article to Public Integrity. He actively supervises PhD candidates in Medical Law, Mental Health Policy, and Tort Law.

• Grants/Advising: Supervised multiple PhD students; external examiner at Nottingham Trent University and Westminster University

Engages with interdisciplinary topics at the intersection of law, healthcare ethics, and public policy.