Professor Barend Van Leeuwen's Outputs (3)

Patient Choice, Medical Ethics and Free Movement of Patients: The "Emancipation" of the Cross-Border Healthcare Directive (2023)
Journal Article
Van Leeuwen, B. (2023). Patient Choice, Medical Ethics and Free Movement of Patients: The "Emancipation" of the Cross-Border Healthcare Directive. European law review, 48(6), 662-680

As the free movement rights of patients are based on their entitlements under their national healthcare system, the exercise of these rights is not supposed to increase patient choice. Nevertheless, in the field of medical ethics, patients are likely... Read More about Patient Choice, Medical Ethics and Free Movement of Patients: The "Emancipation" of the Cross-Border Healthcare Directive.

The Doctor in Free Movement Law: Expertise, Duty, and Accountability (2023)
Journal Article
Van Leeuwen, B. (2023). The Doctor in Free Movement Law: Expertise, Duty, and Accountability. The Cambridge yearbook of European legal studies, 25, 198-224. https://doi.org/10.1017/cel.2023.13

This Article provides an empirical analysis of all free movement of doctors cases decided by the CJEU. The aim of the Article is twofold: to provide a ‘characterisation’ of the type of doctors who rely on free movement law, and to make a link between... Read More about The Doctor in Free Movement Law: Expertise, Duty, and Accountability.

Harmonisation, European Standardisation and the New Approach (2023)
Book Chapter
Van Leeuwen, B. (in press). Harmonisation, European Standardisation and the New Approach. In R. Schütze, & T. Tridimas (Eds.), Oxford Principles of European Union Law, Volume II: Internal Market. Oxford University Press