2023

Pandemic lottery preparedness: Preparing to ethically, fairly, and systematically allocate scarce resources in response to future infectious disease outbreaks Gerard Vong1, Emory University Center For Ethics Atlanta 1Emory University Center For Ethics, Atlanta, Georgia, USA Abstract Using the public health...

Non-singular Logics of IP and Innovation: Beyond the Public-Private Pratap Devarapalli2, Omkar Nadh Pattela1, 2 St Lucia2, St Lucia Queensland 12, St Lucia, Queensland, Australia21, St Lucia, Queensland, Australia Abstract The role of intellectual property in health-care innovations is often...

Vigilance in public health emergencies Jane Williams1, Chris Degeling1, University Of Wollongong Wollongong 1University Of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia Abstract Vigilance in public health has historically been largely confined to state apparatuses, describing systems set up to detect and report...

Reassessing Ethics Committee Organization: Implications for Research Evaluation Maria Amelia Rodriguez1, University Of Queensland. Faculty of Business, Economics and Law 1University Of Queensland. Faculty of Business, Economics and Law Abstract This abstract critically reevaluates the organizational structure of ethics committees...

The varieties of permission: consent and the shift to governance Mark Sheehan1, University Of Oxford Oxford 1University Of Oxford, Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom Abstract This presentation aims to reconceptualise the way in which we think about consent to the use...

An argument for pandemic risk management using a multidisciplinary One Health approach to governance: an Australian case study Katie Woolaston1, Queensland University of Technology Brisbane 1Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD, Australia Abstract The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 and the subsequent...

Improving Ethical Practices Associated with Re-Use of Existing Stem Cell Lines in Australia Rachel Ankeny1, Dianne Nicol3, Christine Wells4, Joan Leach2, Edilene Lopes McInnes1, Dan Santos2, Mengqi Hu4, Michail Ivanov1, Rebekah Harms1, School of Humanities, University of Adelaide Adelaide2, Canberra...

What makes communication effective in healthcare? The impact of communication between tertiary and primary care, and opportunities for change Mel Drinkwater1, Sydney Children’s Hospital Network Randwick 1Sydney Children’s Hospital Network, Randwick, NSW, Australia Abstract This presentation will outline findings from...

Why is public health law controversial? Roger Magnusson1, Sydney Law School, University of Sydney 1Sydney Law School, University of Sydney NSW, Australia Abstract A healthy population provides a foundation for a productive economy as well as the conditions for individuals...

Barriers to justice in New Zealand’s Health and Disability Complaints regime: Recent Critiques (V) Joanna Manning1, Faculty of Law, University of Auckland Auckland 1Faculty of Law, University of Auckland, Auckland New Zealand Abstract With a no-fault compensation regime which bars...