Radmyla Hrevtsova

Radmyla Hrevtsova serves as Associate Professor at Taras Shevtchenko National University of Kyiv's Department of Public Service Law and Medical Law within the Education and Research Institute of Law. She concurrently directs the Educational and Research Centre of Medical Law and maintains active legal practice as an attorney-at-law admitted before all Ukrainian courts. Her professional affiliations include Governor of the World Association for Medical Law, Vice-President of the International Association of Medical Law, and Head of the Ukrainian Unit of the International Network for UNESCO's International Chair in Bioethics.

Her research spans Medical Law, Pharmaceutical Law, Public Health Law, and Bioethics with emphasis on health emergency response systems, reproductive rights, and international health governance. Current projects focus on Organizational and Legal Support to Health Emergencies Prevention and Response examining institutional frameworks, legislative landscapes, and intersectoral cooperation during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's military aggression against Ukraine.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals dominant trends in

• Health emergency legal frameworks (35%)
• Reproductive and genetic rights (25%)
• International health law harmonization (20%)
• Clinical research regulation (15%)
• Tobacco control policy (5%)

Her work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary integration between legal theory, public health practice, and military medicine contexts.

Professional recognition includes:

• Three-time "Advocate of the Year" award recipient (2017-2019)
• Inclusion in Client’s Choice Top 100 Best Lawyers of Ukraine (2017, 2018, 2020)
• Ukrainian Women in Law 2021 ranking
• Editorial board membership for "Medicine and Law" journal

As Director of the Educational and Research Centre of Medical Law, she leads WHO consulting projects while maintaining legal practice specializing in medical/pharmaceutical law. Her advisory work includes drafting legislation for Ukraine's Ministry of Health and serving on the Public Council at the Ministry of Health (2014-2018). Current research integrates legal, medical, and IT expertise to develop multi-faceted emergency response frameworks.