2023

Who is going to pay for SaMDs? Insurers’ transparency needs around AI medical devices Tatiana Aranovich1, Macquarie University sydney 1Macquarie University, sydney, New South Wales, Australia Abstract AI medical devices, also known as “Software as a Medical Device” (SaMD), hold...

Testing the Ability of Large Language Models to Achieve the Ethical Education Requirements of Preclinical Medical Students (V) Dhaval Patel1, Kamran Khan1, Venkata Paruchuri1, University of Queensland-Ochsner Clinical School Brisbane 1University of Queensland-Ochsner Clinical School, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Abstract Nature...

Pigeon Pairs and Why Did I Care?: Experiences And Beliefs Surrounding Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) And Fetal Chromosomal Sex Determination Hilary Bowman-Smart1,2,3, Australian Centre for Precision Health, University Of South Australia Adelaide2, Parkville Victoria3, Victoria Australia 1Australian Centre for Precision...

The current approach to animal research regulation undermines scientific inquiry. David Mawufemor Azilagbetor1, University of Basel Basel 1University of Basel, Basel, Basel Stadt, Switzerland Abstract There is a long history of the use of animals for scientific purposes. To date,...

‘MISSING PERSONS’: ABSENT VOICES OF PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN THE AUSTRALIAN AGED CARE ROYAL COMMISSION Kristina Chelberg1, Kate Swaffer2, Queensland University Of Technology Brisbane2, Adelaide SA 1Queensland University Of Technology, Brisbane, QLD, Australia2University of South Australia, Adelaide, SA , Australia...

Patient’s Prerogative: A Defence of Self Defined Decisional Competence Anson Fehross1, University Of Sydney; University Of New South Wales; Macquarie University Sydney 1University Of Sydney; University Of New South Wales; Macquarie University, Sydney , NSW, Australia Abstract In medical contexts,...

Access to research databases for criminal investigations: legal and ethical considerations of the powers of law enforcement agencies and public interest Hui Yun Chan1, National University Of Singapore 1National University Of Singapore Singapore Abstract Genetic and DNA information contain valuable...

Improving access to surrogacy in Australia: Interviews with surrogates, intended parents and surrogacy professionals Ezra Kneebone1, Kiri Beilby1, Karin Hammarberg2, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, School of Clinical Sciences, Monash University Melbourne2, Melbourne Victoria 1Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, School...

‘I didn’t sign up for this!’- ADF families, genetic information, and the need for transparent and accessible policies Wendy Bonython1, Bond University Gold Coast 1Bond University, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Abstract Genetic information is paradoxically highly individual and common, facilitating...

Choosing death and saving lives? Organ donation within the voluntary assisted dying process Jackie Leach Scully1, Disability Innovation Institute, University of New South Wales Sydney 1Disability Innovation Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia Abstract Transplantation is a...