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Professor Cameron Stewart is a Professor of Health, Law and Ethics at the Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney. He is a member of Sydney Health Law and associate of the Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine. His career spans academia, legal practice, and health law reform, including roles as Dean at Macquarie Law School and Director of the Centre for Health Governance, Law and Ethics (2009–2012).
- Admitted as Legal Practitioner in NSW Supreme Court (1997)
- Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law (2020)
- Honorary Fellow, Australian College of Legal Medicine (2004)
Research Interests focus on Health Law, Medical Ethics, Guardianship Law, and Human Tissue Regulation. His work addresses end-of-life decision-making, stem cell therapies, biobanking, and the legal implications of AI in healthcare.
Recent Publications include seminal textbooks on Australian Equity and Trusts, as well as groundbreaking studies on CPR ethics, stem cell regulation, and voluntary assisted dying. His 15 most recent works (2024–2025) span AI ethics, financial consent in medicine, and health data governance.
Scientific Awards include:
- Honorary Fellow, Australian College of Legal Medicine
- Fellow, Australian Academy of Law
Advising includes mentoring research students like Jack Craig (orthopaedic expert evidence) and Kavisha Shah (health data ethics). He has secured major grants such as the National Health and Medical Research Ideas Grant (2019–2022) and Australian Research Council Discovery Project (2018–2021).
