2023

Beyond Deficit Models: Rethinking Public Engagement in Empirical Bioethics Research About Healthcare AI Emma Frost`1, Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values, University Of Wollongong 1Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values, University Of Wollongong Abstract The integration...

Assisted Dying Law Reform in the United Kingdon Patricia Haitink1, London School Of Economics And Political Science (LSE) London 1London School Of Economics And Political Science (LSE), London, London, United Kingdom Abstract Assisted Dying Law Reform in the United Kingdom...

The Law and Ethics of Consent and Causation Jerry Menikoff1, National University Of Singapore Singapore 1National University Of Singapore, Singapore Singapore Abstract What is the relationship between the ethical and legal standards for obtaining consent in the health care setting...

The gene-environment interaction: Why genetic enhancement might never be distributed fairly Sinead Prince1, Queensland University of Technology Brisbane 1Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD, Australia Abstract Ethical debates around genetic enhancement tend to include an argument that the technology will...

How the nature of patients’ and family caregivers’ experiences of assisted dying impacts regulatory action: A qualitative study of Australia and Canada Ruthie Jeanneret1, QUT Brisbane 1QUT, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Abstract Authors: Ruthie Jeanneret, Eliana Close, Jocelyn Downie, Lindy Willmott,...

To what extent does Australian law provide a right to second opinions for people receiving compulsory treatment for mental illness? Sam Boyle1, ACHLR, QUT Brisbane 1ACHLR, QUT, Brisbane, QLD, Australia Abstract The value of second medical opinions is widely recognised....

‘Once discoveries are made, we can’t undo them’: Exploring legal issues in direct-to-consumer genetic testing for family tracing after adoption or out-of-home-care Megan Prictor1, Olivia Kowalishin1, University Of Melbourne Carlton 1University Of Melbourne, Carlton, VIC, Australia Abstract People who were...

Invalidation of US Advanced Directives for Pregnant Persons: Loss of End-of-Life Autonomy (V) Hannah Carpenter1, Georgia Loutrianakis The University Of Texas Medical Branch Galveston2, Galveston Texas 1The University Of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas, United States2The University Of Texas Medical...

Procreating in an Overpopulated World: Role Moralities and a Climate Crisis Craig Stanbury1, Monash University Melbourne 1Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Abstract It is an open question when procreation is justified. Antinatalists argue that bringing a new individual into the...

Promoting Ethical Antimicrobial Stewardship via Species-Specific Development and Use Mike King1, Bioethics Centre, University Of Otago Dunedin 1Bioethics Centre, University Of Otago, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand Abstract Antimicrobials are of great prophylactic and therapeutic value for human and non-human animals....