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 (closed)
Head: Praveen Arora
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: RussellD'Souza
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
Including Welcome greetings and Honorary awards.
– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
– 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
- Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private.
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
- Ethics of care training for caregivers.
Emilio Martínez Navarro
- Legal enforcement in the PLADIECUIS project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment.
Julian Valero Torrijos
- Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services.
Alfonso Sánchez García
- The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms.
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
Conference Venue, Hotel Sheraton Porto.
Parallel Session: Bioethics Education.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era I.
027 - Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions).
Mercedes Farias Batlle
087 - Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
088 - The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence in dismissal proceedings.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
105 -New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis of Italian procedural labour law on the validity of evidence.
Elena Signorini
Parallel Session: Covid-19 Pandemic.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
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.
Angelika Reichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder.
Susanne Uusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress.
Jon Borowicz
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era II.
055 -Blood transfusions and Covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework.
Silvia Vilar González
101 - Bioethics and biolaw: a specific hybrid language.
Ana Abellán-Pardo
103 -Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
Parallel Session: Bioethics - Neuroethics
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering.
Paul Brandt-Rauf
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines.
Gary K Y Chan
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 health care system as an example.
Dani Filc
Parallel Session: Nursing Ethics.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Holocaust.
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
Parallel Session: Organ Donation and Transplantation.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics.
TBA
Parallel Session: Medical Law.
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.
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health Care Sector.
Attila Menyhárd
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity.
Stela Barbas
Biolaw – Head: Monica Correia.
ICB Chair’s Newsletter - Head: Giacomo Sado.
Child and Youth Bioethics Education - 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 19:00 Return to Hotel.
Parallel Session:
TBA
Parallel Session: Bioethics: General.
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
PhD in Bioethics – Head: Ivone Duarte.
Bioethics and the Holocaust – Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche.
Asia Pacific Division - Head: Russell D'Souza.
Monthly Case in Bioethics - Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez.
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 22:30 Return to Hotel.
HONONARY AWARDS
FAREWELL GREETINGS
Master of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi, Co-President of the Conference
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day (closed)
Head: Praveen Arora
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: RussellD'Souza
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
– 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
- Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private.
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
- Ethics of care training for caregivers.
Emilio Martínez Navarro
- Legal enforcement in the PLADIECUIS project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment.
Julian Valero Torrijos
- Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services.
Alfonso Sánchez García
- The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms.
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
Parallel Session: Bioethics Education.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era I.
027 - Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions).
Mercedes Farias Batlle
087 - Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
088 - The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence in dismissal proceedings.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
105 -New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis of Italian procedural labour law on the validity of evidence.
Elena Signorini
Parallel Session: Covid-19 Pandemic.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
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.
Angelika Reichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder.
Susanne Uusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress.
Jon Borowicz
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era II.
055 -Blood transfusions and Covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework.
Silvia Vilar González
101 - Bioethics and biolaw: a specific hybrid language.
Ana Abellán-Pardo
103 -Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
Parallel Session: Bioethics - Neuroethics
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering.
Paul Brandt-Rauf
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines.
Gary K Y Chan
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 health care system as an example.
Dani Filc
Parallel Session: Nursing Ethics.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Holocaust.
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
Parallel Session: Organ Donation and Transplantation.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics.
TBA
Parallel Session: Medical Law.
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.
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health Care Sector.
Attila Menyhárd
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity.
Stela Barbas
Biolaw – Head: Monica Correia.
ICB Chair’s Newsletter - Head: Giacomo Sado.
Child and Youth Bioethics Education - 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 19:00 Return to Hotel.
Parallel Session:
TBA
Parallel Session: Bioethics: General.
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
PhD in Bioethics – Head: Ivone Duarte.
Bioethics and the Holocaust – Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche.
Asia Pacific Division - Head: Russell D'Souza.
Monthly Case in Bioethics - Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez.
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 22:30 Return to Hotel.
HONONARY AWARDS
FAREWELL GREETINGS
Master of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi, Co-President of the Conference
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day (closed)
Head: Praveen Arora
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: RussellD'Souza
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
– 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
- Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private.
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
- Ethics of care training for caregivers.
Emilio Martínez Navarro
- Legal enforcement in the PLADIECUIS project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment.
Julian Valero Torrijos
- Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services.
Alfonso Sánchez García
- The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms.
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
Parallel Session: Bioethics Education.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era I.
027 - Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions).
Mercedes Farias Batlle
087 - Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
088 - The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence in dismissal proceedings.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
105 -New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis of Italian procedural labour law on the validity of evidence.
Elena Signorini
Parallel Session: Covid-19 Pandemic.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
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.
Angelika Reichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder.
Susanne Uusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress.
Jon Borowicz
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era II.
055 -Blood transfusions and Covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework.
Silvia Vilar González
101 - Bioethics and biolaw: a specific hybrid language.
Ana Abellán-Pardo
103 -Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
Parallel Session: Bioethics - Neuroethics
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering.
Paul Brandt-Rauf
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines.
Gary K Y Chan
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 health care system as an example.
Dani Filc
Parallel Session: Nursing Ethics.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Holocaust.
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
Parallel Session: Organ Donation and Transplantation.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics.
TBA
Parallel Session: Medical Law.
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.
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health Care Sector.
Attila Menyhárd
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity.
Stela Barbas
Biolaw – Head: Monica Correia.
ICB Chair’s Newsletter - Head: Giacomo Sado.
Child and Youth Bioethics Education - 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 19:00 Return to Hotel.
Parallel Session:
TBA
Parallel Session: Bioethics: General.
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
PhD in Bioethics – Head: Ivone Duarte.
Bioethics and the Holocaust – Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche.
Asia Pacific Division - Head: Russell D'Souza.
Monthly Case in Bioethics - Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez.
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 22:30 Return to Hotel.
HONONARY AWARDS
FAREWELL GREETINGS
Master of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi, Co-President of the Conference
- Bioethics and Film
Head: Juan Farina
- World Bioethics Day (closed)
Head: Praveen Arora
- Education & The International Journal: Global Bioethics Enquiry
Head: RussellD'Souza
- Bioethics in Surgery Research and Technology
Head: Domenico Palombo
– Dead Again? Understanding the 2023 Revisions to the Definition of "Brain Death."
Jim Damron
– 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
- Digital care platforms: ethical, social and legal benefits and disadvantages of collaboration between the public and private.
Maria Magnolia Pardo-Lopez
- Ethics of care training for caregivers.
Emilio Martínez Navarro
- Legal enforcement in the PLADIECUIS project: a model for collaborative care platforms in the digital environment.
Julian Valero Torrijos
- Possibilities for extrapolating dynamics of the collaborative economy within public social care services.
Alfonso Sánchez García
- The digital divide in Spain as a distorting element of digital care platforms.
Juan Ignacio Cerdá Meseguer
Parallel Session: Bioethics Education.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era I.
027 - Typology of digital platforms for care (or how business models shape care delivery conditions).
Mercedes Farias Batlle
087 - Care work through digital platforms. Substantive and procedural aspects.
Mª de Monserrate Rodríguez Egío
088 - The use of new technologies in domestic service as evidence in dismissal proceedings.
Francisca Maria Ferrando Garcia
105 -New technologies and limits to the control power of the employer. Analysis of Italian procedural labour law on the validity of evidence.
Elena Signorini
Parallel Session: Covid-19 Pandemic.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
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.
Angelika Reichstein
083 – Consent and therapeutic misconception in trials for substance use disorder.
Susanne Uusitalo
108 – Kant, Professional Autonomy, and Moral Distress.
Jon Borowicz
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Digital Era II.
055 -Blood transfusions and Covid vaccines: the Spanish legal framework.
Silvia Vilar González
101 - Bioethics and biolaw: a specific hybrid language.
Ana Abellán-Pardo
103 -Legal protection of the vulnerable individual’s personal data against its treatment by the AI.
Margarita Orozco González
Parallel Session: Bioethics - Neuroethics
025 – Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering.
Paul Brandt-Rauf
Parallel Session: Bioethics - General.
033 – Applying Tort of Negligence to AI in Healthcare and the Role of Regulatory Guidelines.
Gary K Y Chan
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 health care system as an example.
Dani Filc
Parallel Session: Nursing Ethics.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics and the Holocaust.
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
Parallel Session: Organ Donation and Transplantation.
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
Parallel Session: Bioethics.
TBA
Parallel Session: Medical Law.
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.
Adelheid Rigo
068 – Liability for Failure of AI Driven Technology in Health Care Sector.
Attila Menyhárd
107 – Bioethics, genome and human dignity.
Stela Barbas
Biolaw – Head: Monica Correia.
ICB Chair’s Newsletter - Head: Giacomo Sado.
Child and Youth Bioethics Education - 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 19:00 Return to Hotel.
Parallel Session:
TBA
Parallel Session: Bioethics: General.
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
PhD in Bioethics – Head: Ivone Duarte.
Bioethics and the Holocaust – Heads: Stacy Gallin and Tessa Chelouche.
Asia Pacific Division - Head: Russell D'Souza.
Monthly Case in Bioethics - Head: Maria Tormo Dominguez.
Depart Hotel Sheraton by bus l 22:30 Return to Hotel.
HONONARY AWARDS
FAREWELL GREETINGS
Master of Ceremony: Prof. Amnon Carmi, Co-President of the Conference
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