Moa Dahlin

Moa Dahlin is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer in Public Law at Uppsala University's Department of Law. She teaches medical law in healthcare programs at the Faculty of Medicine, including the medical and nursing programs. Additionally, she directs the advanced course Social Law - the Individual and the Welfare State and co-edits the podcast The Lawyer and the Rule of Law. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Laws (2005) and Doctor of Laws (2014).

Her research focuses on:

• Compulsory care frameworks in psychiatric and medical contexts
• Healthcare prioritization ethics and legality
• Human rights implications in welfare state administration
• Legal safeguards for vulnerable populations

Her publications consistently address mental health legislation, patient autonomy, and systemic legal reforms, with recent work examining suicide prevention ethics and coercive care efficacy.

No awards or student advising relationships were documented in the source material. Institutional collaborations include interdisciplinary work on migration, religion, and wellbeing.