Discover all the sessions that will take place on the 15h World Congress of Bioethics, Medical Ethics and Health Law, in Porto – Portugal. The complete program will be available soon.
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day
Head: Praveen Arora
- Bioethics: Book Review
Head: Shai Linn
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
024 - Ethics of care training for caregivers
Emilio Martínez Navarro
023 - Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
030 - Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services
Alfonso Sánchez García
097 - The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
026 - Legal enforcement in the Pladiecuis project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment
Julian Valero Torrijos
051 - Compliance and digital care platforms
Maria DelMar Andreu Martí
Masters of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi and Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-Presidents of the of the 15th World Conference
WELCOME GREETINGS
(this session will be transmitted live)
(this session will be transmitted live)
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering
Paul Brandt-Rauf
153 – Agri-food waste valorization as a green strategy of inestimable value for health, nutrition and the environment
Patrizia Perego
137 – Novel food and EU law: facing ethical lines
Ernestyna Niemiec
237 – Ecobioethics in the face of disruptive impacts of our ethereal age
Moty Benyakar
066 – Legal regulation of foundations as owners of digital platforms providing care facilities
Irene Escuin Ibáñez
027 – Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions)
Mercedes Farias Batlle
088 – The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence indismissal proceeding.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
087 – Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
105 – New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis ofItalian
procedural labour law on the validity of evidence
Elena Signorini
040 – Contracting care services with the elderly: a challenge for legaland economic fields in the twenty-first century
Maria Ascensión Leciñena Ibarra
115 – Personal data economy and vulnerable persons. towards a legislation to protect the individual
Mª Carmen Plana Arnaldos
103 – Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
100 – Conscientious objection of healthcare professionals to the practice of euthanasia
Angel Francisco Abellan-Aleman
101– Bioethics and biolaw: A specific hybrid language
Ana Abellán-Pardo
061 – Using videos for bioethics assessment in the medical student objective structured clinical examination
Ali Al-Dabbagh
070 – Management of mental illness in medical doctors: Ethics and Culture
Diogo da Costa Oliveira
071 – Ethical challenges in the management of children with severe acquired brain injury
Sarah Aylett
057 – Soft Regulation of e-Mental Health Applications: Possible Instruments and Considerations
Elisabeth Steindl
084 – Shifting virtues of a surgeon in time of war
Robert Vardanyan
055 – Blood transfusions and covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework
Silvia Vilar González
001 – It’s important to foster open discussion about the topic: ”Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of an Ethics of Abortion Independent Learning Module for Second Year Medical Students
Catherine A. McCarty
050 – Biotechnologies and “perfect children”: how are the different interests balanced when parents want to choose the genetic characteristics of their children?
Aurélie Cassiers
020– The Ectopolitics of Reproduction: Social, Ethical and Gender aspects of Future Revolutionary Reproductive Technologies- An Israeli Perspective
Yael Hashiloni-Dolev
089 – Gamete donor anonymity and right to genetic origin
Ana Claudia Brandao de Barros Correia Ferraz
148 –Rights-Based Care Translates into Better Mental Health: A Meta-Analysis of the Relationship between Decision-Making in Birth and Postpartum Psychopathologies
Michael Rost
Opening of the art exhibition“BLACK and WHITE”
WELCOME RECEPTION and Opening of the art exhibition “BLACK and WHITE”
Conference Venue, Hotel Sheraton Porto.
064 – AI based Chatbots: Educators’ Friend or Foe
Charles Samuel Tritt
076 – Bioethics as Justice: Theory and Pedagogy
Kelsey Berry
082 – Radio as a way of disseminating bioethics
Claudia Molina
113 – The Digitalisation of Socratic Teaching
Sengul Celik
173 – Bioethics Education in the Age of the Metaverse
Silvia Ceruti
048 – A Qualitative Research on the National AI Strategic Plans, a Comparative Ethical Analysis
P.Elif Ekmekci
052 – No place to age in dignity – the ageing prison population in England and Wales
AngelikaReichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder
SusanneUusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress
JonBorowicz
054 – Is there a role for Philosophy in Bioethics?
George L. Mendz
142 – Should smokers be given lower priority for treatments on NHS waiting-lists for smoking-related conditions?
Gayatri Vijapurkar
036 – Medical ethics in times of crisis fragility of the person and medical ethics during the covid-19 emergency period
Paola Vitale
080 – Organ transplantation in bosnia and herzegovina during the covid-19 pandemic
Igor Milinkovic
085 – Covid 19 different points of view of the same experience in a high complexity hospital in Brazil
Maria do Carmo Lencastre
106 – A critic on the COVID-19 in-house-lockdown in south Africa based on global bioethical principles
Riaan Rheeder
146 – Ethical Challenges in Ventilator Allocation during COVID-19 Crisis Level Care in a Low-Resource Setting, Subtitle: Who gets the last ventilator?
Lenora Fernandez
016 – Ethics in medical experiments
Yuval Cherlow
242 – Why Autonomous Surgical Robots Become the Research Object of Medical Ethics
LIANG Chen
197 – The “peer to peer” education methodology: a new horizon for future generations
Miroslava Vasinova
067 – Surrogacy in Argentina. Advances and Tensions of your Practice
Mariana Rodriguez Iturburu
063 – Surrogacy: bodies, substances, and desires on the move. Exploring (non)reproductive trajectories from a bioethical perspective
Natacha Salomé Lima
122 – Work or vocation? Narratives of California women who have been surrogates.
Ariadna Ayala Rubio
053 – Is another surrogacy pregnancy possible? Recent scenarios in Mexico
Maria Eugenia Olavarria
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines
Gary K Y Chan
169 – Medical Negligence: The Paradox of Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent
Kumaralingam Amirthalingam
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
091 - Health Data: analysis through three different perspectives
Paulo S. Oliva Teles
164 – Opposing the Dominance of Telemedicine
Mary Ann Cruz Salazar
183 – The use of biomaterial and biodata in biohacking experiments
Anna Bugajska
042 – Assessment of e-professionalism of Croatian Doctors of Medicine on Facebook
Tea Vukušić Rukavina
199 – Building Responsible Medical AI: Overcoming Bias, Ensuring Privacy, and Promoting Equity
Chih-hsing Ho
096 – When IQ Meets EQ
Maxlene Markus Vider
046 – Factors Associated with the Utilization of Clinical Ethics Consultation: A View from Saudi Arabia
Ruaim Muaygil
031 – The dialectical character of republican solidarity: The healthcare system as an example
Dani Filc
182 – The Future of Assisted Reproductive Technologies in China
Yuxin Li
217 – The Tragically Unethical Plight of Farmworker Families in the United States
Deborah Kala Perkins
224 – Decisional regret about dialysis options: a scoping review
Ingrid Romero Bispo
018 – Healthcare And Metaverse: Towards New Ethics In Nursing?
Giuseppina Seppini
079 – A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Perceptions of Medical and Nursing Students towards the Use of social media in Medicine: Infodemics and Ethics
Jyotsna Needamangalam Balaji
006 – Surrogacy: Diversities in attachment and care in women who gestate for others
Mariano Beltrán
235 – Psychopathological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in pregnant women during their first trimester
Carolina Narvaez-Marinõ
065 – Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust
Stacy Gallin
073 – Teaching Medical Students about Research Ethics and Informed Consent by Considering the Nuremberg Doctor’s Trial and the Nuremberg Code
David K. Urion
129 - Music Under the Third Reich
Susan M. Miller
134 – The “Good Death”? Contemporary Artists on Euthanasia from Nazi Times to the Present
Andrew Weinstein
163 – Law, Bioethics & the Holocaust: An Educational Agenda
Don C. Smith
012– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
081– The association between cognitive biases and moral characteristics of healthcare workers and their treatment approach for patients with advanced dementia in acute care settings
Esther-Lee Marcus
135– Palliative patients autonomous decision-making at the end of life and conditioning factors.
Elvira Huerta Andrés
189– The empathic genesis of the Right to Euthanasia
Luís Fonseca
221 - The Principles of Bio-Ethics and their impact on debate surrounding the Right to Die
Karen Joan Sutton
157 – Heart failure and Left Ventricular Assist Device as a “destination therapy”: ethical issues
Domenico Palombo
022 – Fighting the pandemic and fighting during a pandemic: words and discourses on bioethics, between pandemic and war.
Lorena Forni
196 – The “peer to peer” education methodology as a strategy for prevention and a chance of learning “different abilities.”
Alessandra Pentone
010 – Ethical Dilemmas Encountered in the Clinic and Physicians' Choices for Action; a Qualitative Survey on Psychiatrists in Turkey
Banu Buruk
039 – In the search for a model of legal protection of health against the spread of infectious diseases in the legal systems of selected European countries
Sebastian Czechowicz
060 – Ethics and jurisdiction. The Belgian case of the savior sibling Title
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health CareSector
Attila Menyhárd
123 – Inter professional collaboration and health policy: how to tackle the knowledge gap
Marie-Andree Girard
002 – Can to-be-donors and relatives understand death in organ donation after circulatory death (including euthanized donors)?
Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar
019 – From altruism to solidarity: the moral economy of non specified living organ donations in Israel
Hagai Boas
062 – Mitigating Human Rights Risks When Interacting with Chinese Medical Institutions & Professionals in Transplantation Medicine
David Matas
074 – The Ethics of Research on the Recently Deceased & Advancing Organ Transplantation
Bruce Gelb
110 - Global Kidney Exchange: A Case Study
Siegfredo Paloyo
- Biolaw
Head: Monica Correia
- ICB Chair’s Newsletter
Head: Giacomo Sado
Child and Youth Bioethics Education
Head: Miroslava Vasinova
- European Division
Head: Vojin Ralić
- Philosophic Approach to Law
Head: Patrizia Borsellino.
- Palliative Care
Head: Francisca Rêgo
- Bioethics and Disabilities
Head: Alessandra Pentone
- Bioethics and Art
Heads: Mary Mathew and Daniella Keidar
- Professional Autonomy
Head: Jon Borowicz
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel
Global Diplomacy
Head: TBA
184 – Knowledge of research ethics among doctoral students at Faculty of Medicine University of
Ljubljana
Stefan Grosek
218 – Poetic Reasoning and Character Development
Kristian Guttesen
240 –Positioning of professionalism in medical education system: as a discipline education
You, Zuo
041 – Institutional trust: some common issues for bioethics and cross-cultural organizational ethics
Daniela Sotirova
045 – Our moral duty vis a vis climate change
Chantal Patel
056 – A thin line between life and death: thinking about human condition
Teresa Maria Leal de Assunção Martinho Toldy
228 – Speech-Language Therapy: the contribution to Dignity Therapy
Cátia Sofia Oliveira Dias
058 – Corporate Stigma in Bioethics upon Business Sustainability and Resiliency
Dimitrios Dimitriou
049 – Born to succeed: CRISPR-Cas9 designed babies and the problem of free choice and authentic life
Jelena Dimitrijevic
152 – When countries decide to link patient care with research - what are the issues?
Mair Crouch
257 – Access and sharing of genomic and health data: initiatives and ethics issues
Carlos Almeida Pereira
194 – Post Humous Reproduction in Indonesian Law Perspective
Josephine Tobing
233 – Can Confucian Bioethics Serve as a Foundation to Support Chinese Single Women's Request for Social Egg Freezing?
Zhang Kun
121 – Relational Autonomy in Clinical Research
Ian Pieper
124 – Assessing the clinical ethical competence of post-graduate medical students
Chandradant Bhaskar Mhaske
181 – Equality and contemporary psychoanalysis
José Toufic Thomé
140 – One Love, One Health: Let’s Get Together and Consider. The Ethical Implications of Equally. Integrating Human and Nonhuman Health
Emma Nance
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity
Profa Stela Barbas
214– Digital health services and vulnerable groups: an overview on European regulations and proposals
Andrea Salud Casanova Asencio
176 – Women’s rights as a patient: A specificity imposed by the achievement of gender equality
Ana Paula Cabral
141 – Bioethics in Public Health
Daniel Lucas
147 – Homicultura: The Complicated History of Eugenics and Public Health in Cuba
Davis Schultz
144 – Rassenhygiene and the Medicalization of Social Policies in Nazi Germany: Considerations for Public Bioethics
Amanda Caleb
220 – Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees in the Kyrgyz Republic
Aisuluu Kubatova
078 – Medical and Nursing students attitudes towards the ethics of DO NOT RESUSCITATE orders: A Cross-sectional study
Sreenidhi Prakash
117 – Bioethics in medical education in the face of conscientious objection C.O and the legal right to abortion.
Cristina Helena Ferreira Fonseca Guedes
167 – I'm not a guinea pig!
Aida Iris Costa Vieira
077 – Knowledge and attitudes of medical and nursing college students towards bioethics in India: a cross sectional study
Sarikasri. S
201 – The inclusion of bioethics in educational institutions as a mandatory curricular subject
Débora Eugênia Braga Nóbrega Cavalcanti
207 – Enhancing ethical awareness through philosopical dialogue
Guro Hansen Helskog
175 – Students’ perception and feedback on Bioethics as a new subject in undergraduate Indian medical curriculum: How far can it help?
Barna Ganguly
246 – Medical Clinical Training: a national perspective
Ana Rita da Silva Ribeiro
028– Biopolitics, biopower and the compulsory Covid-19 vaccine, lessons from Ecuador
Claudia Patricia Orellana Robalino
127 – Torture vs. Rights to a Safe Planet, Rule of Law and Living Wage
Barry H. Roth
128 – Race discrimination and medical regulation in the UK: Disproportionality and fitness to practise procedures.
Cath Huang
247 –Access of the Chinese immigrant community to healthcare worldwide
Sandra Lopes Aparício
193 –A Comparative Study of the Views regarding Palliative Sedation in Indian and Semitic Religions
Bert Broeckaert
230 – Considerations on output versus outcome measurements in Palliative Care
Manuel Barbosa
093 – Advance care planning and goals of care discussion: challenges in Brazilian oncology practice.
Laiane Moraes Dias
- PhD in Bioethics
Head: Ivone Duarte
- Bioethics and the Holocaust
Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: Russell D'Souza
- Monthly Case in Bioethics
Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel.
WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(this session will be transmitted live)
CLOSING SESSION (this session will be transmitted live)
Special Session: World Bioethics Day
Honorary Awards
Masters of Ceremony:
Prof. Guilhermina Rego, President of the National Organizing Committee of the 15th World Conference
Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-President of the 15th World Conference
024 - Ethics of care training for caregivers
Emilio Martínez Navarro
023 - Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
030 - Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services
Alfonso Sánchez García
097 - The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
026 - Legal enforcement in the Pladiecuis project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment
Julian Valero Torrijos
051 - Compliance and digital care platforms
Maria DelMar Andreu Martí
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day
Head: Praveen Arora
- Bioethics: Book Review
Head: Shai Linn
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
Masters of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi and Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-Presidents of the of the 15th World Conference
WELCOME GREETINGS
(this session will be transmitted live)
(this session will be transmitted live)
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering
Paul Brandt-Rauf
153 – Agri-food waste valorization as a green strategy of inestimable value for health, nutrition and the environment
Patrizia Perego
137 – Novel food and EU law: facing ethical lines
Ernestyna Niemiec
237 – Ecobioethics in the face of disruptive impacts of our ethereal age
Moty Benyakar
061 – Using videos for bioethics assessment in the medical student objective structured clinical examination
Ali Al-Dabbagh
070 – Management of mental illness in medical doctors: Ethics and Culture
Diogo da Costa Oliveira
071 – Ethical challenges in the management of children with severe acquired brain injury
Sarah Aylett
057 – Soft Regulation of e-Mental Health Applications: Possible Instruments and Considerations
Elisabeth Steindl
084 – Shifting virtues of a surgeon in time of war
Robert Vardanyan
055 – Blood transfusions and covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework
Silvia Vilar González
040 – Contracting care services with the elderly: a challenge for legaland economic fields in the twenty-first century
Maria Ascensión Leciñena Ibarra
115 – Personal data economy and vulnerable persons. towards a legislation to protect the individual
Mª Carmen Plana Arnaldos
103 – Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
100 – Conscientious objection of healthcare professionals to the practice of euthanasia
Angel Francisco Abellan-Aleman
101– Bioethics and biolaw: A specific hybrid language
Ana Abellán-Pardo
066 – Legal regulation of foundations as owners of digital platforms providing care facilities
Irene Escuin Ibáñez
027 – Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions)
Mercedes Farias Batlle
088 – The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence indismissal proceeding.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
087 – Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
105 – New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis ofItalian
procedural labour law on the validity of evidence
Elena Signorini
001 – It’s important to foster open discussion about the topic: ”Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of an Ethics of Abortion Independent Learning Module for Second Year Medical Students
Catherine A. McCarty
050 – Biotechnologies and “perfect children”: how are the different interests balanced when parents want to choose the genetic characteristics of their children?
Aurélie Cassiers
020– The Ectopolitics of Reproduction: Social, Ethical and Gender aspects of Future Revolutionary Reproductive Technologies- An Israeli Perspective
Yael Hashiloni-Dolev
089 – Gamete donor anonymity and right to genetic origin
Ana Claudia Brandao de Barros Correia Ferraz
148 –Rights-Based Care Translates into Better Mental Health: A Meta-Analysis of the Relationship between Decision-Making in Birth and Postpartum Psychopathologies
Michael Rost
Opening of the art exhibition“BLACK and WHITE”
WELCOME RECEPTION and Opening of the art exhibition “BLACK and WHITE”
036 – Medical ethics in times of crisis fragility of the person and medical ethics during the covid-19 emergency period
Paola Vitale
080 – Organ transplantation in bosnia and herzegovina during the covid-19 pandemic
Igor Milinkovic
085 – Covid 19 different points of view of the same experience in a high complexity hospital in Brazil
Maria do Carmo Lencastre
106 – A critic on the COVID-19 in-house-lockdown in south Africa based on global bioethical principles
Riaan Rheeder
146 – Ethical Challenges in Ventilator Allocation during COVID-19 Crisis Level Care in a Low-Resource Setting, Subtitle: Who gets the last ventilator?
Lenora Fernandez
048 – A Qualitative Research on the National AI Strategic Plans, a Comparative Ethical Analysis
P.Elif Ekmekci
052 – No place to age in dignity – the ageing prison population in England and Wales
AngelikaReichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder
SusanneUusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress
JonBorowicz
054 – Is there a role for Philosophy in Bioethics?
George L. Mendz
142 – Should smokers be given lower priority for treatments on NHS waiting-lists for smoking-related conditions?
Gayatri Vijapurkar
067 – Surrogacy in Argentina. Advances and Tensions of your Practice
Mariana Rodriguez Iturburu
063 – Surrogacy: bodies, substances, and desires on the move. Exploring (non)reproductive trajectories from a bioethical perspective
Natacha Salomé Lima
122 – Work or vocation? Narratives of California women who have been surrogates.
Ariadna Ayala Rubio
053 – Is another surrogacy pregnancy possible? Recent scenarios in Mexico
Maria Eugenia Olavarria
064 – AI based Chatbots: Educators’ Friend or Foe
Charles Samuel Tritt
076 – Bioethics as Justice: Theory and Pedagogy
Kelsey Berry
082 – Radio as a way of disseminating bioethics
Claudia Molina
113 – The Digitalisation of Socratic Teaching
Sengul Celik
173 – Bioethics Education in the Age of the Metaverse
Silvia Ceruti
016 – Ethics in medical experiments
Yuval Cherlow
242 – Why Autonomous Surgical Robots Become the Research Object of Medical Ethics
LIANG Chen
197 – The “peer to peer” education methodology: a new horizon for future generations
Miroslava Vasinova
091 - Health Data: analysis through three different perspectives
Paulo S. Oliva Teles
164 – Opposing the Dominance of Telemedicine
Mary Ann Cruz Salazar
183 – The use of biomaterial and biodata in biohacking experiments
Anna Bugajska
042 – Assessment of e-professionalism of Croatian Doctors of Medicine on Facebook
Tea Vukušić Rukavina
199 – Building Responsible Medical AI: Overcoming Bias, Ensuring Privacy, and Promoting Equity
Chih-hsing Ho
096 – When IQ Meets EQ
Maxlene Markus Vider
018 – Healthcare And Metaverse: Towards New Ethics In Nursing?
Giuseppina Seppini
079 – A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Perceptions of Medical and Nursing Students towards the Use of social media in Medicine: Infodemics and Ethics
Jyotsna Needamangalam Balaji
046 – Factors Associated with the Utilization of Clinical Ethics Consultation: A View from Saudi Arabia
Ruaim Muaygil
031 – The dialectical character of republican solidarity: The healthcare system as an example
Dani Filc
182 – The Future of Assisted Reproductive Technologies in China
Yuxin Li
217 – The Tragically Unethical Plight of Farmworker Families in the United States
Deborah Kala Perkins
224 – Decisional regret about dialysis options: a scoping review
Ingrid Romero Bispo
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines
Gary K Y Chan
169 – Medical Negligence: The Paradox of Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent
Kumaralingam Amirthalingam
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
006 – Surrogacy: Diversities in attachment and care in women who gestate for others
Mariano Beltrán
235 – Psychopathological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in pregnant women during their first trimester
Carolina Narvaez-Marinõ
012– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
081– The association between cognitive biases and moral characteristics of healthcare workers and their treatment approach for patients with advanced dementia in acute care settings
Esther-Lee Marcus
135– Palliative patients autonomous decision-making at the end of life and conditioning factors.
Elvira Huerta Andrés
189– The empathic genesis of the Right to Euthanasia
Luís Fonseca
221 - The Principles of Bio-Ethics and their impact on debate surrounding the Right to Die
Karen Joan Sutton
010 – Ethical Dilemmas Encountered in the Clinic and Physicians' Choices for Action; a Qualitative Survey on Psychiatrists in Turkey
Banu Buruk
039 – In the search for a model of legal protection of health against the spread of infectious diseases in the legal systems of selected European countries
Sebastian Czechowicz
060 – Ethics and jurisdiction. The Belgian case of the savior sibling Title
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health CareSector
Attila Menyhárd
123 – Inter professional collaboration and health policy: how to tackle the knowledge gap
Marie-Andree Girard
002 – Can to-be-donors and relatives understand death in organ donation after circulatory death (including euthanized donors)?
Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar
019 – From altruism to solidarity: the moral economy of non specified living organ donations in Israel
Hagai Boas
062 – Mitigating Human Rights Risks When Interacting with Chinese Medical Institutions & Professionals in Transplantation Medicine
David Matas
074 – The Ethics of Research on the Recently Deceased & Advancing Organ Transplantation
Bruce Gelb
110 - Global Kidney Exchange: A Case Study
Siegfredo Paloyo
065 – Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust
Stacy Gallin
073 – Teaching Medical Students about Research Ethics and Informed Consent by Considering the Nuremberg Doctor’s Trial and the Nuremberg Code
David K. Urion
129 - Music Under the Third Reich
Susan M. Miller
134 – The “Good Death”? Contemporary Artists on Euthanasia from Nazi Times to the Present
Andrew Weinstein
163 – Law, Bioethics & the Holocaust: An Educational Agenda
Don C. Smith
157 – Heart failure and Left Ventricular Assist Device as a “destination therapy”: ethical issues
Domenico Palombo
022 – Fighting the pandemic and fighting during a pandemic: words and discourses on bioethics, between pandemic and war.
Lorena Forni
196 – The “peer to peer” education methodology as a strategy for prevention and a chance of learning “different abilities.”
Alessandra Pentone
- Biolaw
Head: Monica Correia
- ICB Chair’s Newsletter
Head: Giacomo Sado
Child and Youth Bioethics Education
Head: Miroslava Vasinova
- European Division
Head: Vojin Ralić
- Philosophic Approach to Law
Head: Patrizia Borsellino.
- Palliative Care
Head: Francisca Rêgo
- Bioethics and Disabilities
Head: Alessandra Pentone
- Bioethics and Art
Heads: Mary Mathew and Daniella Keidar
- Professional Autonomy
Head: Jon Borowicz
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel
041 – Institutional trust: some common issues for bioethics and cross-cultural organizational ethics
Daniela Sotirova
045 – Our moral duty vis a vis climate change
Chantal Patel
056 – A thin line between life and death: thinking about human condition
Teresa Maria Leal de Assunção Martinho Toldy
228 – Speech-Language Therapy: the contribution to Dignity Therapy
Cátia Sofia Oliveira Dias
058 – Corporate Stigma in Bioethics upon Business Sustainability and Resiliency
Dimitrios Dimitriou
184 – Knowledge of research ethics among doctoral students at Faculty of Medicine University of
Ljubljana
Stefan Grosek
218 – Poetic Reasoning and Character Development
Kristian Guttesen
240 –Positioning of professionalism in medical education system: as a discipline education
You, Zuo
Global Diplomacy
Head: TBA
049 – Born to succeed: CRISPR-Cas9 designed babies and the problem of free choice and authentic life
Jelena Dimitrijevic
152 – When countries decide to link patient care with research - what are the issues?
Mair Crouch
257 – Access and sharing of genomic and health data: initiatives and ethics issues
Carlos Almeida Pereira
194 – Post Humous Reproduction in Indonesian Law Perspective
Josephine Tobing
233 – Can Confucian Bioethics Serve as a Foundation to Support Chinese Single Women's Request for Social Egg Freezing?
Zhang Kun
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity
Profa Stela Barbas
214– Digital health services and vulnerable groups: an overview on European regulations and proposals
Andrea Salud Casanova Asencio
176 – Women’s rights as a patient: A specificity imposed by the achievement of gender equality
Ana Paula Cabral
121 – Relational Autonomy in Clinical Research
Ian Pieper
124 – Assessing the clinical ethical competence of post-graduate medical students
Chandradant Bhaskar Mhaske
181 – Equality and contemporary psychoanalysis
José Toufic Thomé
140 – One Love, One Health: Let’s Get Together and Consider. The Ethical Implications of Equally. Integrating Human and Nonhuman Health
Emma Nance
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
078 – Medical and Nursing students attitudes towards the ethics of DO NOT RESUSCITATE orders: A Cross-sectional study
Sreenidhi Prakash
117 – Bioethics in medical education in the face of conscientious objection C.O and the legal right to abortion.
Cristina Helena Ferreira Fonseca Guedes
167 – I'm not a guinea pig!
Aida Iris Costa Vieira
077 – Knowledge and attitudes of medical and nursing college students towards bioethics in India: a cross sectional study
Sarikasri. S
141 – Bioethics in Public Health
Daniel Lucas
147 – Homicultura: The Complicated History of Eugenics and Public Health in Cuba
Davis Schultz
144 – Rassenhygiene and the Medicalization of Social Policies in Nazi Germany: Considerations for Public Bioethics
Amanda Caleb
220 – Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees in the Kyrgyz Republic
Aisuluu Kubatova
201 – The inclusion of bioethics in educational institutions as a mandatory curricular subject
Débora Eugênia Braga Nóbrega Cavalcanti
207 – Enhancing ethical awareness through philosopical dialogue
Guro Hansen Helskog
175 – Students’ perception and feedback on Bioethics as a new subject in undergraduate Indian medical curriculum: How far can it help?
Barna Ganguly
246 – Medical Clinical Training: a national perspective
Ana Rita da Silva Ribeiro
028– Biopolitics, biopower and the compulsory Covid-19 vaccine, lessons from Ecuador
Claudia Patricia Orellana Robalino
127 – Torture vs. Rights to a Safe Planet, Rule of Law and Living Wage
Barry H. Roth
128 – Race discrimination and medical regulation in the UK: Disproportionality and fitness to practise procedures.
Cath Huang
247 –Access of the Chinese immigrant community to healthcare worldwide
Sandra Lopes Aparício
193 –A Comparative Study of the Views regarding Palliative Sedation in Indian and Semitic Religions
Bert Broeckaert
230 – Considerations on output versus outcome measurements in Palliative Care
Manuel Barbosa
093 – Advance care planning and goals of care discussion: challenges in Brazilian oncology practice.
Laiane Moraes Dias
- PhD in Bioethics
Head: Ivone Duarte
- Bioethics and the Holocaust
Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: Russell D'Souza
- Monthly Case in Bioethics
Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel.
WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(this session will be transmitted live)
CLOSING SESSION (this session will be transmitted live)
Special Session: World Bioethics Day
Honorary Awards
Masters of Ceremony:
Prof. Guilhermina Rego, President of the National Organizing Committee of the 15th World Conference
Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-President of the 15th World Conference
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day
Head: Praveen Arora
- Bioethics: Book Review
Head: Shai Linn
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
024 - Ethics of care training for caregivers
Emilio Martínez Navarro
023 - Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
030 - Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services
Alfonso Sánchez García
097 - The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
026 - Legal enforcement in the Pladiecuis project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment
Julian Valero Torrijos
051 - Compliance and digital care platforms
Maria DelMar Andreu Martí
Masters of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi and Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-Presidents of the of the 15th World Conference
WELCOME GREETINGS
(this session will be transmitted live)
(this session will be transmitted live)
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering
Paul Brandt-Rauf
153 – Agri-food waste valorization as a green strategy of inestimable value for health, nutrition and the environment
Patrizia Perego
137 – Novel food and EU law: facing ethical lines
Ernestyna Niemiec
237 – Ecobioethics in the face of disruptive impacts of our ethereal age
Moty Benyakar
066 – Legal regulation of foundations as owners of digital platforms providing care facilities
Irene Escuin Ibáñez
027 – Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions)
Mercedes Farias Batlle
088 – The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence indismissal proceeding.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
087 – Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
105 – New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis ofItalian
procedural labour law on the validity of evidence
Elena Signorini
040 – Contracting care services with the elderly: a challenge for legaland economic fields in the twenty-first century
Maria Ascensión Leciñena Ibarra
115 – Personal data economy and vulnerable persons. towards a legislation to protect the individual
Mª Carmen Plana Arnaldos
103 – Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
100 – Conscientious objection of healthcare professionals to the practice of euthanasia
Angel Francisco Abellan-Aleman
101– Bioethics and biolaw: A specific hybrid language
Ana Abellán-Pardo
061 – Using videos for bioethics assessment in the medical student objective structured clinical examination
Ali Al-Dabbagh
070 – Management of mental illness in medical doctors: Ethics and Culture
Diogo da Costa Oliveira
071 – Ethical challenges in the management of children with severe acquired brain injury
Sarah Aylett
057 – Soft Regulation of e-Mental Health Applications: Possible Instruments and Considerations
Elisabeth Steindl
084 – Shifting virtues of a surgeon in time of war
Robert Vardanyan
055 – Blood transfusions and covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework
Silvia Vilar González
001 – It’s important to foster open discussion about the topic: ”Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of an Ethics of Abortion Independent Learning Module for Second Year Medical Students
Catherine A. McCarty
050 – Biotechnologies and “perfect children”: how are the different interests balanced when parents want to choose the genetic characteristics of their children?
Aurélie Cassiers
020– The Ectopolitics of Reproduction: Social, Ethical and Gender aspects of Future Revolutionary Reproductive Technologies- An Israeli Perspective
Yael Hashiloni-Dolev
089 – Gamete donor anonymity and right to genetic origin
Ana Claudia Brandao de Barros Correia Ferraz
148 –Rights-Based Care Translates into Better Mental Health: A Meta-Analysis of the Relationship between Decision-Making in Birth and Postpartum Psychopathologies
Michael Rost
Opening of the art exhibition“BLACK and WHITE”
WELCOME RECEPTION and Opening of the art exhibition “BLACK and WHITE”
064 – AI based Chatbots: Educators’ Friend or Foe
Charles Samuel Tritt
076 – Bioethics as Justice: Theory and Pedagogy
Kelsey Berry
082 – Radio as a way of disseminating bioethics
Claudia Molina
113 – The Digitalisation of Socratic Teaching
Sengul Celik
173 – Bioethics Education in the Age of the Metaverse
Silvia Ceruti
048 – A Qualitative Research on the National AI Strategic Plans, a Comparative Ethical Analysis
P.Elif Ekmekci
052 – No place to age in dignity – the ageing prison population in England and Wales
AngelikaReichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder
SusanneUusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress
JonBorowicz
054 – Is there a role for Philosophy in Bioethics?
George L. Mendz
142 – Should smokers be given lower priority for treatments on NHS waiting-lists for smoking-related conditions?
Gayatri Vijapurkar
036 – Medical ethics in times of crisis fragility of the person and medical ethics during the covid-19 emergency period
Paola Vitale
080 – Organ transplantation in bosnia and herzegovina during the covid-19 pandemic
Igor Milinkovic
085 – Covid 19 different points of view of the same experience in a high complexity hospital in Brazil
Maria do Carmo Lencastre
106 – A critic on the COVID-19 in-house-lockdown in south Africa based on global bioethical principles
Riaan Rheeder
146 – Ethical Challenges in Ventilator Allocation during COVID-19 Crisis Level Care in a Low-Resource Setting, Subtitle: Who gets the last ventilator?
Lenora Fernandez
016 – Ethics in medical experiments
Yuval Cherlow
242 – Why Autonomous Surgical Robots Become the Research Object of Medical Ethics
LIANG Chen
197 – The “peer to peer” education methodology: a new horizon for future generations
Miroslava Vasinova
067 – Surrogacy in Argentina. Advances and Tensions of your Practice
Mariana Rodriguez Iturburu
063 – Surrogacy: bodies, substances, and desires on the move. Exploring (non)reproductive trajectories from a bioethical perspective
Natacha Salomé Lima
122 – Work or vocation? Narratives of California women who have been surrogates.
Ariadna Ayala Rubio
053 – Is another surrogacy pregnancy possible? Recent scenarios in Mexico
Maria Eugenia Olavarria
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines
Gary K Y Chan
169 – Medical Negligence: The Paradox of Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent
Kumaralingam Amirthalingam
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
091 - Health Data: analysis through three different perspectives
Paulo S. Oliva Teles
164 – Opposing the Dominance of Telemedicine
Mary Ann Cruz Salazar
183 – The use of biomaterial and biodata in biohacking experiments
Anna Bugajska
042 – Assessment of e-professionalism of Croatian Doctors of Medicine on Facebook
Tea Vukušić Rukavina
199 – Building Responsible Medical AI: Overcoming Bias, Ensuring Privacy, and Promoting Equity
Chih-hsing Ho
096 – When IQ Meets EQ
Maxlene Markus Vider
046 – Factors Associated with the Utilization of Clinical Ethics Consultation: A View from Saudi Arabia
Ruaim Muaygil
031 – The dialectical character of republican solidarity: The healthcare system as an example
Dani Filc
182 – The Future of Assisted Reproductive Technologies in China
Yuxin Li
217 – The Tragically Unethical Plight of Farmworker Families in the United States
Deborah Kala Perkins
224 – Decisional regret about dialysis options: a scoping review
Ingrid Romero Bispo
018 – Healthcare And Metaverse: Towards New Ethics In Nursing?
Giuseppina Seppini
079 – A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Perceptions of Medical and Nursing Students towards the Use of social media in Medicine: Infodemics and Ethics
Jyotsna Needamangalam Balaji
006 – Surrogacy: Diversities in attachment and care in women who gestate for others
Mariano Beltrán
235 – Psychopathological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in pregnant women during their first trimester
Carolina Narvaez-Marinõ
065 – Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust
Stacy Gallin
073 – Teaching Medical Students about Research Ethics and Informed Consent by Considering the Nuremberg Doctor’s Trial and the Nuremberg Code
David K. Urion
129 - Music Under the Third Reich
Susan M. Miller
134 – The “Good Death”? Contemporary Artists on Euthanasia from Nazi Times to the Present
Andrew Weinstein
163 – Law, Bioethics & the Holocaust: An Educational Agenda
Don C. Smith
012– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
081– The association between cognitive biases and moral characteristics of healthcare workers and their treatment approach for patients with advanced dementia in acute care settings
Esther-Lee Marcus
135– Palliative patients autonomous decision-making at the end of life and conditioning factors.
Elvira Huerta Andrés
189– The empathic genesis of the Right to Euthanasia
Luís Fonseca
221 - The Principles of Bio-Ethics and their impact on debate surrounding the Right to Die
Karen Joan Sutton
157 – Heart failure and Left Ventricular Assist Device as a “destination therapy”: ethical issues
Domenico Palombo
022 – Fighting the pandemic and fighting during a pandemic: words and discourses on bioethics, between pandemic and war.
Lorena Forni
196 – The “peer to peer” education methodology as a strategy for prevention and a chance of learning “different abilities.”
Alessandra Pentone
010 – Ethical Dilemmas Encountered in the Clinic and Physicians' Choices for Action; a Qualitative Survey on Psychiatrists in Turkey
Banu Buruk
039 – In the search for a model of legal protection of health against the spread of infectious diseases in the legal systems of selected European countries
Sebastian Czechowicz
060 – Ethics and jurisdiction. The Belgian case of the savior sibling Title
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health CareSector
Attila Menyhárd
123 – Inter professional collaboration and health policy: how to tackle the knowledge gap
Marie-Andree Girard
002 – Can to-be-donors and relatives understand death in organ donation after circulatory death (including euthanized donors)?
Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar
019 – From altruism to solidarity: the moral economy of non specified living organ donations in Israel
Hagai Boas
062 – Mitigating Human Rights Risks When Interacting with Chinese Medical Institutions & Professionals in Transplantation Medicine
David Matas
074 – The Ethics of Research on the Recently Deceased & Advancing Organ Transplantation
Bruce Gelb
110 - Global Kidney Exchange: A Case Study
Siegfredo Paloyo
- Biolaw
Head: Monica Correia
- ICB Chair’s Newsletter
Head: Giacomo Sado
Child and Youth Bioethics Education
Head: Miroslava Vasinova
- European Division
Head: Vojin Ralić
- Philosophic Approach to Law
Head: Patrizia Borsellino.
- Palliative Care
Head: Francisca Rêgo
- Bioethics and Disabilities
Head: Alessandra Pentone
- Bioethics and Art
Heads: Mary Mathew and Daniella Keidar
- Professional Autonomy
Head: Jon Borowicz
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel
Global Diplomacy
Head: TBA
184 – Knowledge of research ethics among doctoral students at Faculty of Medicine University of
Ljubljana
Stefan Grosek
218 – Poetic Reasoning and Character Development
Kristian Guttesen
240 –Positioning of professionalism in medical education system: as a discipline education
You, Zuo
041 – Institutional trust: some common issues for bioethics and cross-cultural organizational ethics
Daniela Sotirova
045 – Our moral duty vis a vis climate change
Chantal Patel
056 – A thin line between life and death: thinking about human condition
Teresa Maria Leal de Assunção Martinho Toldy
228 – Speech-Language Therapy: the contribution to Dignity Therapy
Cátia Sofia Oliveira Dias
058 – Corporate Stigma in Bioethics upon Business Sustainability and Resiliency
Dimitrios Dimitriou
049 – Born to succeed: CRISPR-Cas9 designed babies and the problem of free choice and authentic life
Jelena Dimitrijevic
152 – When countries decide to link patient care with research - what are the issues?
Mair Crouch
257 – Access and sharing of genomic and health data: initiatives and ethics issues
Carlos Almeida Pereira
194 – Post Humous Reproduction in Indonesian Law Perspective
Josephine Tobing
233 – Can Confucian Bioethics Serve as a Foundation to Support Chinese Single Women's Request for Social Egg Freezing?
Zhang Kun
121 – Relational Autonomy in Clinical Research
Ian Pieper
124 – Assessing the clinical ethical competence of post-graduate medical students
Chandradant Bhaskar Mhaske
181 – Equality and contemporary psychoanalysis
José Toufic Thomé
140 – One Love, One Health: Let’s Get Together and Consider. The Ethical Implications of Equally. Integrating Human and Nonhuman Health
Emma Nance
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity
Profa Stela Barbas
214– Digital health services and vulnerable groups: an overview on European regulations and proposals
Andrea Salud Casanova Asencio
176 – Women’s rights as a patient: A specificity imposed by the achievement of gender equality
Ana Paula Cabral
141 – Bioethics in Public Health
Daniel Lucas
147 – Homicultura: The Complicated History of Eugenics and Public Health in Cuba
Davis Schultz
144 – Rassenhygiene and the Medicalization of Social Policies in Nazi Germany: Considerations for Public Bioethics
Amanda Caleb
220 – Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees in the Kyrgyz Republic
Aisuluu Kubatova
078 – Medical and Nursing students attitudes towards the ethics of DO NOT RESUSCITATE orders: A Cross-sectional study
Sreenidhi Prakash
117 – Bioethics in medical education in the face of conscientious objection C.O and the legal right to abortion.
Cristina Helena Ferreira Fonseca Guedes
167 – I'm not a guinea pig!
Aida Iris Costa Vieira
077 – Knowledge and attitudes of medical and nursing college students towards bioethics in India: a cross sectional study
Sarikasri. S
201 – The inclusion of bioethics in educational institutions as a mandatory curricular subject
Débora Eugênia Braga Nóbrega Cavalcanti
207 – Enhancing ethical awareness through philosopical dialogue
Guro Hansen Helskog
175 – Students’ perception and feedback on Bioethics as a new subject in undergraduate Indian medical curriculum: How far can it help?
Barna Ganguly
246 – Medical Clinical Training: a national perspective
Ana Rita da Silva Ribeiro
028– Biopolitics, biopower and the compulsory Covid-19 vaccine, lessons from Ecuador
Claudia Patricia Orellana Robalino
127 – Torture vs. Rights to a Safe Planet, Rule of Law and Living Wage
Barry H. Roth
128 – Race discrimination and medical regulation in the UK: Disproportionality and fitness to practise procedures.
Cath Huang
247 –Access of the Chinese immigrant community to healthcare worldwide
Sandra Lopes Aparício
193 –A Comparative Study of the Views regarding Palliative Sedation in Indian and Semitic Religions
Bert Broeckaert
230 – Considerations on output versus outcome measurements in Palliative Care
Manuel Barbosa
093 – Advance care planning and goals of care discussion: challenges in Brazilian oncology practice.
Laiane Moraes Dias
- PhD in Bioethics
Head: Ivone Duarte
- Bioethics and the Holocaust
Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: Russell D'Souza
- Monthly Case in Bioethics
Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel.
WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(this session will be transmitted live)
CLOSING SESSION (this session will be transmitted live)
Special Session: World Bioethics Day
Honorary Awards
Masters of Ceremony:
Prof. Guilhermina Rego, President of the National Organizing Committee of the 15th World Conference
Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-President of the 15th World Conference
024 - Ethics of care training for caregivers
Emilio Martínez Navarro
023 - Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
030 - Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services
Alfonso Sánchez García
097 - The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
026 - Legal enforcement in the Pladiecuis project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment
Julian Valero Torrijos
051 - Compliance and digital care platforms
Maria DelMar Andreu Martí
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day
Head: Praveen Arora
- Bioethics: Book Review
Head: Shai Linn
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
Masters of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi and Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-Presidents of the of the 15th World Conference
WELCOME GREETINGS
(this session will be transmitted live)
(this session will be transmitted live)
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering
Paul Brandt-Rauf
153 – Agri-food waste valorization as a green strategy of inestimable value for health, nutrition and the environment
Patrizia Perego
137 – Novel food and EU law: facing ethical lines
Ernestyna Niemiec
237 – Ecobioethics in the face of disruptive impacts of our ethereal age
Moty Benyakar
061 – Using videos for bioethics assessment in the medical student objective structured clinical examination
Ali Al-Dabbagh
070 – Management of mental illness in medical doctors: Ethics and Culture
Diogo da Costa Oliveira
071 – Ethical challenges in the management of children with severe acquired brain injury
Sarah Aylett
057 – Soft Regulation of e-Mental Health Applications: Possible Instruments and Considerations
Elisabeth Steindl
084 – Shifting virtues of a surgeon in time of war
Robert Vardanyan
055 – Blood transfusions and covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework
Silvia Vilar González
040 – Contracting care services with the elderly: a challenge for legaland economic fields in the twenty-first century
Maria Ascensión Leciñena Ibarra
115 – Personal data economy and vulnerable persons. towards a legislation to protect the individual
Mª Carmen Plana Arnaldos
103 – Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
100 – Conscientious objection of healthcare professionals to the practice of euthanasia
Angel Francisco Abellan-Aleman
101– Bioethics and biolaw: A specific hybrid language
Ana Abellán-Pardo
066 – Legal regulation of foundations as owners of digital platforms providing care facilities
Irene Escuin Ibáñez
027 – Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions)
Mercedes Farias Batlle
088 – The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence indismissal proceeding.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
087 – Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
105 – New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis ofItalian
procedural labour law on the validity of evidence
Elena Signorini
001 – It’s important to foster open discussion about the topic: ”Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of an Ethics of Abortion Independent Learning Module for Second Year Medical Students
Catherine A. McCarty
050 – Biotechnologies and “perfect children”: how are the different interests balanced when parents want to choose the genetic characteristics of their children?
Aurélie Cassiers
020– The Ectopolitics of Reproduction: Social, Ethical and Gender aspects of Future Revolutionary Reproductive Technologies- An Israeli Perspective
Yael Hashiloni-Dolev
089 – Gamete donor anonymity and right to genetic origin
Ana Claudia Brandao de Barros Correia Ferraz
148 –Rights-Based Care Translates into Better Mental Health: A Meta-Analysis of the Relationship between Decision-Making in Birth and Postpartum Psychopathologies
Michael Rost
Opening of the art exhibition“BLACK and WHITE”
WELCOME RECEPTION and Opening of the art exhibition “BLACK and WHITE”
036 – Medical ethics in times of crisis fragility of the person and medical ethics during the covid-19 emergency period
Paola Vitale
080 – Organ transplantation in bosnia and herzegovina during the covid-19 pandemic
Igor Milinkovic
085 – Covid 19 different points of view of the same experience in a high complexity hospital in Brazil
Maria do Carmo Lencastre
106 – A critic on the COVID-19 in-house-lockdown in south Africa based on global bioethical principles
Riaan Rheeder
146 – Ethical Challenges in Ventilator Allocation during COVID-19 Crisis Level Care in a Low-Resource Setting, Subtitle: Who gets the last ventilator?
Lenora Fernandez
048 – A Qualitative Research on the National AI Strategic Plans, a Comparative Ethical Analysis
P.Elif Ekmekci
052 – No place to age in dignity – the ageing prison population in England and Wales
AngelikaReichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder
SusanneUusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress
JonBorowicz
054 – Is there a role for Philosophy in Bioethics?
George L. Mendz
142 – Should smokers be given lower priority for treatments on NHS waiting-lists for smoking-related conditions?
Gayatri Vijapurkar
067 – Surrogacy in Argentina. Advances and Tensions of your Practice
Mariana Rodriguez Iturburu
063 – Surrogacy: bodies, substances, and desires on the move. Exploring (non)reproductive trajectories from a bioethical perspective
Natacha Salomé Lima
122 – Work or vocation? Narratives of California women who have been surrogates.
Ariadna Ayala Rubio
053 – Is another surrogacy pregnancy possible? Recent scenarios in Mexico
Maria Eugenia Olavarria
064 – AI based Chatbots: Educators’ Friend or Foe
Charles Samuel Tritt
076 – Bioethics as Justice: Theory and Pedagogy
Kelsey Berry
082 – Radio as a way of disseminating bioethics
Claudia Molina
113 – The Digitalisation of Socratic Teaching
Sengul Celik
173 – Bioethics Education in the Age of the Metaverse
Silvia Ceruti
016 – Ethics in medical experiments
Yuval Cherlow
242 – Why Autonomous Surgical Robots Become the Research Object of Medical Ethics
LIANG Chen
197 – The “peer to peer” education methodology: a new horizon for future generations
Miroslava Vasinova
091 - Health Data: analysis through three different perspectives
Paulo S. Oliva Teles
164 – Opposing the Dominance of Telemedicine
Mary Ann Cruz Salazar
183 – The use of biomaterial and biodata in biohacking experiments
Anna Bugajska
042 – Assessment of e-professionalism of Croatian Doctors of Medicine on Facebook
Tea Vukušić Rukavina
199 – Building Responsible Medical AI: Overcoming Bias, Ensuring Privacy, and Promoting Equity
Chih-hsing Ho
096 – When IQ Meets EQ
Maxlene Markus Vider
018 – Healthcare And Metaverse: Towards New Ethics In Nursing?
Giuseppina Seppini
079 – A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Perceptions of Medical and Nursing Students towards the Use of social media in Medicine: Infodemics and Ethics
Jyotsna Needamangalam Balaji
046 – Factors Associated with the Utilization of Clinical Ethics Consultation: A View from Saudi Arabia
Ruaim Muaygil
031 – The dialectical character of republican solidarity: The healthcare system as an example
Dani Filc
182 – The Future of Assisted Reproductive Technologies in China
Yuxin Li
217 – The Tragically Unethical Plight of Farmworker Families in the United States
Deborah Kala Perkins
224 – Decisional regret about dialysis options: a scoping review
Ingrid Romero Bispo
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines
Gary K Y Chan
169 – Medical Negligence: The Paradox of Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent
Kumaralingam Amirthalingam
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
006 – Surrogacy: Diversities in attachment and care in women who gestate for others
Mariano Beltrán
235 – Psychopathological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in pregnant women during their first trimester
Carolina Narvaez-Marinõ
012– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
081– The association between cognitive biases and moral characteristics of healthcare workers and their treatment approach for patients with advanced dementia in acute care settings
Esther-Lee Marcus
135– Palliative patients autonomous decision-making at the end of life and conditioning factors.
Elvira Huerta Andrés
189– The empathic genesis of the Right to Euthanasia
Luís Fonseca
221 - The Principles of Bio-Ethics and their impact on debate surrounding the Right to Die
Karen Joan Sutton
010 – Ethical Dilemmas Encountered in the Clinic and Physicians' Choices for Action; a Qualitative Survey on Psychiatrists in Turkey
Banu Buruk
039 – In the search for a model of legal protection of health against the spread of infectious diseases in the legal systems of selected European countries
Sebastian Czechowicz
060 – Ethics and jurisdiction. The Belgian case of the savior sibling Title
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health CareSector
Attila Menyhárd
123 – Inter professional collaboration and health policy: how to tackle the knowledge gap
Marie-Andree Girard
002 – Can to-be-donors and relatives understand death in organ donation after circulatory death (including euthanized donors)?
Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar
019 – From altruism to solidarity: the moral economy of non specified living organ donations in Israel
Hagai Boas
062 – Mitigating Human Rights Risks When Interacting with Chinese Medical Institutions & Professionals in Transplantation Medicine
David Matas
074 – The Ethics of Research on the Recently Deceased & Advancing Organ Transplantation
Bruce Gelb
110 - Global Kidney Exchange: A Case Study
Siegfredo Paloyo
065 – Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust
Stacy Gallin
073 – Teaching Medical Students about Research Ethics and Informed Consent by Considering the Nuremberg Doctor’s Trial and the Nuremberg Code
David K. Urion
129 - Music Under the Third Reich
Susan M. Miller
134 – The “Good Death”? Contemporary Artists on Euthanasia from Nazi Times to the Present
Andrew Weinstein
163 – Law, Bioethics & the Holocaust: An Educational Agenda
Don C. Smith
157 – Heart failure and Left Ventricular Assist Device as a “destination therapy”: ethical issues
Domenico Palombo
022 – Fighting the pandemic and fighting during a pandemic: words and discourses on bioethics, between pandemic and war.
Lorena Forni
196 – The “peer to peer” education methodology as a strategy for prevention and a chance of learning “different abilities.”
Alessandra Pentone
- Biolaw
Head: Monica Correia
- ICB Chair’s Newsletter
Head: Giacomo Sado
Child and Youth Bioethics Education
Head: Miroslava Vasinova
- European Division
Head: Vojin Ralić
- Philosophic Approach to Law
Head: Patrizia Borsellino.
- Palliative Care
Head: Francisca Rêgo
- Bioethics and Disabilities
Head: Alessandra Pentone
- Bioethics and Art
Heads: Mary Mathew and Daniella Keidar
- Professional Autonomy
Head: Jon Borowicz
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel
041 – Institutional trust: some common issues for bioethics and cross-cultural organizational ethics
Daniela Sotirova
045 – Our moral duty vis a vis climate change
Chantal Patel
056 – A thin line between life and death: thinking about human condition
Teresa Maria Leal de Assunção Martinho Toldy
228 – Speech-Language Therapy: the contribution to Dignity Therapy
Cátia Sofia Oliveira Dias
058 – Corporate Stigma in Bioethics upon Business Sustainability and Resiliency
Dimitrios Dimitriou
184 – Knowledge of research ethics among doctoral students at Faculty of Medicine University of
Ljubljana
Stefan Grosek
218 – Poetic Reasoning and Character Development
Kristian Guttesen
240 –Positioning of professionalism in medical education system: as a discipline education
You, Zuo
Global Diplomacy
Head: TBA
049 – Born to succeed: CRISPR-Cas9 designed babies and the problem of free choice and authentic life
Jelena Dimitrijevic
152 – When countries decide to link patient care with research - what are the issues?
Mair Crouch
257 – Access and sharing of genomic and health data: initiatives and ethics issues
Carlos Almeida Pereira
194 – Post Humous Reproduction in Indonesian Law Perspective
Josephine Tobing
233 – Can Confucian Bioethics Serve as a Foundation to Support Chinese Single Women's Request for Social Egg Freezing?
Zhang Kun
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity
Profa Stela Barbas
214– Digital health services and vulnerable groups: an overview on European regulations and proposals
Andrea Salud Casanova Asencio
176 – Women’s rights as a patient: A specificity imposed by the achievement of gender equality
Ana Paula Cabral
121 – Relational Autonomy in Clinical Research
Ian Pieper
124 – Assessing the clinical ethical competence of post-graduate medical students
Chandradant Bhaskar Mhaske
181 – Equality and contemporary psychoanalysis
José Toufic Thomé
140 – One Love, One Health: Let’s Get Together and Consider. The Ethical Implications of Equally. Integrating Human and Nonhuman Health
Emma Nance
244 – The Promise in Consent: Implication of Isonomia in Biomedical Ethics and Practice
Go Okui
078 – Medical and Nursing students attitudes towards the ethics of DO NOT RESUSCITATE orders: A Cross-sectional study
Sreenidhi Prakash
117 – Bioethics in medical education in the face of conscientious objection C.O and the legal right to abortion.
Cristina Helena Ferreira Fonseca Guedes
167 – I'm not a guinea pig!
Aida Iris Costa Vieira
077 – Knowledge and attitudes of medical and nursing college students towards bioethics in India: a cross sectional study
Sarikasri. S
141 – Bioethics in Public Health
Daniel Lucas
147 – Homicultura: The Complicated History of Eugenics and Public Health in Cuba
Davis Schultz
144 – Rassenhygiene and the Medicalization of Social Policies in Nazi Germany: Considerations for Public Bioethics
Amanda Caleb
220 – Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees in the Kyrgyz Republic
Aisuluu Kubatova
201 – The inclusion of bioethics in educational institutions as a mandatory curricular subject
Débora Eugênia Braga Nóbrega Cavalcanti
207 – Enhancing ethical awareness through philosopical dialogue
Guro Hansen Helskog
175 – Students’ perception and feedback on Bioethics as a new subject in undergraduate Indian medical curriculum: How far can it help?
Barna Ganguly
246 – Medical Clinical Training: a national perspective
Ana Rita da Silva Ribeiro
028– Biopolitics, biopower and the compulsory Covid-19 vaccine, lessons from Ecuador
Claudia Patricia Orellana Robalino
127 – Torture vs. Rights to a Safe Planet, Rule of Law and Living Wage
Barry H. Roth
128 – Race discrimination and medical regulation in the UK: Disproportionality and fitness to practise procedures.
Cath Huang
247 –Access of the Chinese immigrant community to healthcare worldwide
Sandra Lopes Aparício
193 –A Comparative Study of the Views regarding Palliative Sedation in Indian and Semitic Religions
Bert Broeckaert
230 – Considerations on output versus outcome measurements in Palliative Care
Manuel Barbosa
093 – Advance care planning and goals of care discussion: challenges in Brazilian oncology practice.
Laiane Moraes Dias
- PhD in Bioethics
Head: Ivone Duarte
- Bioethics and the Holocaust
Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: Russell D'Souza
- Monthly Case in Bioethics
Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 23:00 Return to Hotel.
WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(this session will be transmitted live)
CLOSING SESSION (this session will be transmitted live)
Special Session: World Bioethics Day
Honorary Awards
Masters of Ceremony:
Prof. Guilhermina Rego, President of the National Organizing Committee of the 15th World Conference
Prof. Rui Nunes, Co-President of the 15th World Conference
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The International Chair in Bioethics welcomes all of you to the 15th World Conference on Bioethics, Medical Ethics and Health Law.
The World Conference offers its participants an international platform for fruitful scientific discourse on more than 70 topics and subtopics in the fields of bioethics, medical ethics, and health law. Moreover, it is an excellent opportunity to create professional and personal connections with those who lead the field of bioethics in the world... Read More