2019 Monthly Seminars
Date | Seminar |
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5 February 2019 | Dr Evie Kendal (Deakin University): ‘ 'Future Proofing Consent for Novel Reproductive Biotechnologies’ Ms Hilary Bowman-Smart (Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Royal Children's Hospital): ‘Women’s Experiences and Attitudes towards Non-invasive Prenatal Testing’ |
4 March 2019 | Associate Professor Neera Bhatia: ‘Is an opt out system of organ donation the way to increase donation rates in Australia?' Dr Julian Koplin: 'The Ethics of Organ Selling and the Moral Limits of the Market' |
9 April 2019 | Dr Danya Vears: 'Challenges with informed consent in clinical genomic sequencing' |
9 May 2019 | Mr Bill Madden: 'Recent issues with health advice by unregistered persons and/or fraudulent practitioners' |
4 June 2019 | Associate Professor Megan Munsie: ‘Modelling early Human Development in the Lab: Time to Reflect on Regulations’ Dr Christopher Gyngell: ‘Moratoriums, Medical Necessity, and Heritable Changes: Puzzles in the regulation of human gene editing’ |
6 August 2019 | Sarah Jefford (Surrogacy Lawyer and Surrogate): 'Surrogacy as Motherhood: The Inalienable Right to Choose' Judy Chambers (Clinical Ethicist, Western Health Clinical Ethics Committee): 'Given the risks, is Altruistic Surrogacy an ethically acceptable practice?' Professor John Tobin (Melbourne Law School): 'Regulating Surrogacy: What’s the rights approach?’ |
3 September 2019 | Associate Professor Fiona McDonald (Queensland University of Technology) and Dr Stephen Duckett (Grattan Institute): 'Does s 51 (xxiiia) of the Australian Constitution limit politically feasible health policy options today?' |
8 October 2019 | Professor Agnes Bankier (Chair of RCH Human Research Ethics Committee): 'What guides ethical review of human research' Laura Hartmann (Senior Legal Counsel, RCH): 'The role of hospital legal counsel' |
12 November 2019 | Ms Georgina Dimopoulos (PhD candidate and Teaching Fellow at Melbourne Law School): 'The "greatest advancement in transgender rights" for Australian children and young people? Re-reading the judgment of the Full Court of the Family Court of Australia in Re Kelvin from a children's rights perspective' Dr Lauren Notini (Research Fellow Melbourne Law School and Murdoch Children’s Research Institute): 'Choosing between “the lesser of two evils”? Clinicians' practices, views and decision making regarding puberty suppression for non-binary young people' |
3 December 2019 | Ms Louise Johnson (CEO of the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority): ‘Right to know legislation – impact on donor-conceived people, parents and donors two years on’ Associate Professor Michelle Taylor-Sands (Melbourne Law School) and Ms Hilary Bowman-Smart (PhD candidate, MCRI): ‘Non-invasive prenatal testing for adult-onset conditions: ethical and regulatory issues’ |