Month: July 2021

Mr Muhammad Rizky Nur Karim1, Mr Djarot Dimas Achmad Andaru1, Mrs Ari Sri Wulandari2, Wahyu Andrianto1 1Center of Health Law and Policy Studies Indonesia, Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia, , Indonesia, 2Department of Forensic and Legal Medicine, Padjadjaran University...

Professor Ponnampalam Gopalakrishnakone1 1SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Singapore, Singapore Experience of Singapore Institute of Technology(SIT) Institutional review Board(IRB) from the inception to a  fully functional board was a very valuable lesson worth sharing in a broader context. SIT as an...

Prof Jackie Leach Scully1 1University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia This presentation will look at the impact of automated decision making (ADM) and other AI-related technologies on the lives of people with disability. There are growing expectations that ADM...

Dr Kathryn MacKay1, Dr Emma Tumilty2 1University Of Sydney, Australia, 2Deakin University, Australia Do academic bioethicists have a duty to be activists? This question has been the centre of controversy in recent years. There is ongoing discussion in the academic...

Ms Natalia Evertsz1 1University Of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia Background: Despite growing consensus on the need for equitable data-sharing, there has been limited discussion about what this entails. Due to their familiarity with contextual challenges to equity, the perspectives of low-...

Dr Yves Saint James Aquino1, Prof Stacy  Carter1, Prof  Wendy  Rogers2, Prof Nehmat  Houssami3, Dr  Chris  Degeling1, Prof Annette Braunack-Mayer1 1University Of Wollongong, School of Health and Society, Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values, Wollongong, Australia, 2Macquarie University,...

Mr Patrick Ryan5 1The University of Sydney, Camperdown, Australia, 2The Sydney Children’s Hospital Network Clinical Ethics Support Service (SCHNCESS), Westmead, Australia, 3Anne Preisz (Clinical Ethics Lead) – SCHNCESS, Westmead, Australia, 4David Isaacs (Medical lead) – SCHNCESS, Westmead, Australia, 5Tahira Dosani...

Ms Stacy Carter1 1Australian Centre for Health Engagement Evidence and Values (ACHEEV), University of Wollongong, Wollongong , Australia This presentation draws on a current project to consider the challenges of engaging with emerging technologies in empirical bioethics. Our focus is...

Ms Louise Wilsdon1 1University Of Otago, New Zealand NZ’s regulatory framework for health data privacy is ill-equipped to respond to the concerns that big data raises. In the absence of any substantive regulatory oversight, big technology companies globally have extended...

Ian Freckelton1 1Law and Psychiatry, University of Melbourne, Australia COVID-19 has generated a new and distinctive focus on the debates about the legitimacy of human challenge studies. Although vaccines are now available for COVID-19, there remain multiple deficits in knowledge...