Rate My Professor Alastair Campbell

Campbell was the founding editor of the Journal of Medical Ethics from 1975 to 1980. His research specializations encompass bioethics, medical ethics, biomedical ethics, the body in bioethics, informed consent, neuroethics, and healthcare decision-making involving family. Key publications include Medical Ethics, co-authored with Grant Gillett and Gareth Jones (Oxford University Press, 1989, with later editions), The Body in Bioethics (Routledge-Cavendish, 2009), and Defining Core Health Services: The New Zealand Experience (Bioethics, 1995). He delivered the presidential address to the International Association of Bioethics in 1998 and played founding roles in bioethics centres at the University of Bristol, University of Otago, and National University of Singapore. Major awards include the Henry K. Beecher Award from The Hastings Center (1999), election as Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (2011), and the Public Service Medal from the Singaporean Government (2018). The Alastair Campbell Fellowship at the University of Otago honours his contributions.