2023

Inconsistent principles in public health screening frameworks for non-invasive prenatal testing Ryan Friets1, National University Of Singapore 1National University Of Singapore Abstract Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) and Screening (NIPS) has become increasingly common in public healthcare screening programmes in recent...

The place of uncertainty in the ethical delivery of health genomics Ainsley Newson1, Kelly Ormond2, Sydney Health Ethics, University Of Sydney 2, 1Sydney Health Ethics, University Of Sydney Australia2ETH Zürich Switzerland Abstract Genomic screening and testing are increasingly being rolled...

Global soft law and preventative public health: Leverage Corporate Social Responsibility and corporate law frameworks to address the Commercial Determinants of Health Tess Rooney1, University Of Queensland Herston Campus 1University Of Queensland, Herston Campus, QLD , Australia Abstract The growing...

Young People Seeking Vaccination Without Parental Consent: The Legal, Ethical and Clinical Practice Issues Faced by Service Providers During COVID-19 Paula O’Brien1, Melbourne Law School Carlton 1Melbourne Law School, Carlton, VIC, Australia Abstract Young people aged 12-17 years face barriers...

What does ‘dementia capability’ mean for the legal profession? Perspectives of legal practitioners and people with lived experience of dementia (V) Nola Ries1, Karen Donner Faculty Of Law, University of Technology Sydney Sydney 1Faculty Of Law, University of Technology Sydney,...

Uncertainty, certainty and clinical ethics Edwina Light1, Linda Sheahan1, George Skowronski1, Ian Kerridge1, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District / University Of Sydney Randwick 1South Eastern Sydney Local Health District / University Of Sydney, Randwick, NSW, Australia Abstract Uncertainty is...

Applying the public interest imperative for access to secondary health data in practice Marthe Smedinga1, Hui Jin Toh1, Tamra Lysaght1, Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore 1Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Yong Loo...

Does ethics education prepare students for early clinical practice? Interpreting the findings of a qualitative study Simon Walker1, University Of Otago 1University Of Otago Abstract In a recent qualitative study 13 first- and second-year doctors were asked in a set...

Epistemic Injustice in Global Health Ethics: The Case of COVID-19 Pandemic Ehsan Shamsi Gooshki1, Ehsan Shamsi Gooshki2, Monash Bioethics Center, Monash University Melbourne2, Tehran Tehran 1Monash Bioethics Center, Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia2Medical Ethics and History of Medicine Research Center,...

Open Innovation in an Age of Pandemics: Patent Law, Access to Essential Medicines, and the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis Matthew Rimmer1, QUT Brisbane 1QUT, Brisbane, QLD, Australia Abstract This presentation considers the use of humanitarian patent licensing during the COVID-19...