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SUMMARY:5th Annual PGTME Lunchtime Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Division of Medical Ethics Working Group on Pediatric Gene Therapy & Medical Ethics is thrilled to be coming up on our 5th Annual Lunchtime Lecture Series (LLS)\, 2nd-6th from 12 -1:15 pm ET each day! This is a free\, virtual series that you can register for HERE. \n  \nThe LLS is our favorite event of the year\, where we do what PGTME does best: gather GT stakeholders to discuss ongoing and evolving ethical issues in pediatric GT. The complete agenda is still being finalized but we wanted to share the current line-up\, attached here and below. This year is full of fascinating topics that will make for engaging discussions – please help us to spread the word and direct your networks to register HERE.
URL:https://bioethics.com/event/5th-annual-pgtme-lunchtime-lecture-series
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SUMMARY:Healthcare Ethics Consortium 2025 Annual Conference: Call for Posters
DESCRIPTION:The Healthcare Ethics Consortium (HEC) is seeking proposals for poster presentations at the March 24 – 25\, 2025 conference. The 30th annual conference of the HEC will address Healthcare Ethics 2035: Shaping the Future. \nAs we project 10 years into the future\, we reflect on current tensions and values at the intersection of healthcare and ethics\, examine factors that have contributed to our current state\, and explore how we can – in our own roles\, professions\, healthcare systems\, and communities – create a more ethical future in healthcare\, one that embraces change\, but doesn’t lose sight of our own humanity. \nWe welcome proposals that consider one (or more) of the following conference themes: \n\nTrust and sources of truth in healthcare: how do we combat mis- or disinformation? How can we create and strengthen trust on an individual level? What can we do to create a culture of trustworthiness in our health care institutions?\nWhat will be “valued” in 2035? How do we balance metrics and reporting with the lived human experience? What are the potential benefits or costs of metrics to quality care and healthcare professionals’ sense of professional “mattering”?\nAre we really listening to patients? What can we do to recognize and address our own biases? How can we advocate for patients and what advocacy or intervention is reasonable? What can we learn from listening to patients’ stories?\nEmerging Issues in Healthcare: What will health care look like in 2035? Will we recognize it? What part will technology play in changing delivery of care or shifting providers’ roles? Where should we invest our resources now to create a future we want to see?\n\nPoster presentations will consist of two components: \n\nA short video presentation that will be recorded prior to the conference and available on the conference website\, allowing attendees to view posters asynchronously during and after the conference.\nA designated time during the conference when poster presenters will have the opportunity to engage with conference attendees in person.\n\nPoster Proposal and Format: \nYour proposal should include an abstract of 100 to 300 words clearly conveying the purpose of your presentation. The abstract should also include why the topic is important and how it is relevant to the conference theme. Successful proposals will present novel conceptual perspectives\, research\, or robust\, ethically complex case studies. \n\nPoster title (should be short\, descriptive\, and engaging)\nAuthor Name(s) & Institutional Affiliation (**each author can participate in only 1 submission)\nAbstract\nPrimary objective of poster presentation (1 or 2 objectives)\nEmail address; Telephone #\n\nDEADLINE EXTENDED!\nSubmissions due Monday\, December 9\, 2024 \nEmail submissions to hec@emory.edu andmaryrachel.henderson@emory.edu\, with the Subject “HEC Poster Presentation”.
URL:https://bioethics.com/event/healthcare-ethics-consortium-2025-annual-conference-call-for-posters
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SUMMARY:Call for Art: Drawing the Boundaries of Medicine
DESCRIPTION:The 9th Annual Medical Student Ethics Conference will feature an art show on the theme Drawing the Boundaries of Medicine. We would like to explore what it means to be healthy\, the scope of medical care\, social determinants of health\, and the role of medicine in human flourishing. The art show will be curated in collaboration with the Albany Medical College Humanities and Medicine student association. \nSUBMISSION DUE BY JANUARY 15\, 2025 \nEligibility\nTo submit an artwork\, the author must be enrolled in an accredited medical college. \nSubmission Requirements\nWe welcome submissions of paintings\, drawings\, photographs\, or other visual art. We will accept up to 5 images from each artist. All submissions should include two documents: a titlepage and the artwork submitted as a PDF\, JPEG\, PNG\, or GIF. \nThe title page should include:\n1) author name;\n2) artwork title;\n3) artwork medium\, size\, year;\n4) artist statement about artwork (100 words or less)\n5) author affiliation; and\n6) email address. \nThe artwork image file should be named after the submitting artist’s name.\nBoth files should be uploaded here. \nFor any questions about the AMSEC conference or the submission process\, send an email to bioethics@amc.edu \nComplete conference details available at: www.amc.edu/bioethics
URL:https://bioethics.com/event/call-for-art-drawing-the-boundaries-of-medicine
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SUMMARY:A Life Worth Sustaining? Bestowed Worth and the Meaningfulness of Continuing Treatments for Children with Neurological Devastation or at the End of Life
DESCRIPTION:Xiang Yu\, PhD & Daniel T. Kim\, PhD\, MPH \nDr. Yu is an assistant professor and clinical ethicist in the Institute for Bioethics and Health Humanities. Previously\, she was a clinical ethics fellow at the Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical College. She obtained a PhD in Philosophy from The Ohio State University. Dr. Yu’s research focuses on well-being (especially issues related to desires)\, decision-making capacity\, and psychiatric ethics. \nDr. Kim received a PhD in Religious Ethics from the University of Chicago and MPH in Social and Behavioral Sciences from Yale University. He is a 2021-22 fellow of the ManLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago. His research examines ethical questions that arise in the interrelations of self\, community\, and culture\, specifically as those concerns relate to clinical moral distress\, end-of-life care\, health justice\, and medical ethics education. He previously served as Senior Associate of the Center for Ethics and Professionalism at the American College of Physicians\, Assistant Director of the Program on Medicine and Religion at the University of Chicago\, and Managing Editor of Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics. His work has been published in Annals of Internal Medicine\, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine\, Academic Medicine\, Journal of Clinical Ethics\, American Journal of Public Health\, and Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics. \nPlease Join us! There will be plenty of time for questions afterwards! \nAlbany Medical College is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.  Albany Medical College designates this Live activity for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. \nFor more information on obtaining CME credit\, please visit our https://albanymed.cloud-cme.com/default.aspx
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SUMMARY:Clinical Ethics Conversations: Can artificial intelligence act as a clinical ethicist? Should it?
DESCRIPTION:The potential opportunities for AI in healthcare are immense\, with it already being deployed in clinical\, research\, and administrative areas of healthcare. However\, may concerns exist about AI in these settings\, including those related to bias\, uncertainty\, and trust. With data emerging that AI can be taught empathy and moral reasoning\, might there be a role for AI in clinical ethics practice? This session will explore these questions\, based on current data and ongoing research regarding the possibilities and challenges related to AI and LLMs in healthcare. \nThe lectures will be from 4-5:30 pm ET\, followed by a reception from 5:30-6:30 pm ET. \nPresenters: \n\nSpencer Hey\, PhD\, Philosopher\, Researcher; Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer\, Prism Analytic Technologies\nAndrew Hantel\, MD\, Medical Oncologist\, Researcher\, Bioethicist; Dana-Farber Cancer Institute\, Harvard Medical School\n\nModerator: Jonathan M. Marron\, MD\, MPH\, HEC-C\, Director of Clinical Ethics\, HMS Center for Bioethics \nSupport provided by the Oswald DeN. Cammann Fund at Harvard University.
URL:https://bioethics.com/event/clinical-ethics-conversations-can-artificial-intelligence-act-as-a-clinical-ethicist-should-it
LOCATION:Armenise Amphitheater\, 210 Longwood Ave\, Boston\, MA\, 02115\, United States
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