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Division of Medical Ethics and Law?

Presentations 

International Presentatio??????ns

2017

• 21-23 March - Workshop theme: Refresher training on research ethics-Risk- benefit assessment, vulnerability in research and reviewing clinical trials. 12th World Congress Bioethics, Medical Ethics & Health Law. Cyprus
  
• 25-27 May - Legitimacy, Trust & Community Engagement: Biobanking in South Africa. International Conference on Clinical Ethics Conference Scientific Review Committee. Singapore
  
• 13 – 15 September - Challenges and strategies for biobank regulation in transnational and global research: an African perspective. Global Biobank Week. Stockholm, Sweden
  
• 11-13 October- Ethical reflections on Biobanking & Bid Data. WHO 9th Annual Meeting of the Global Network of WHO Collaborating Centres for Bioethics, Miami, USA
  

2016

• 3 & 4 February – Risk- benefit assessment, Vulnerability in research and Reviewing clinical trials, Refresher Training on Research Ethics, Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI), Ethiopian Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
  
• 29 February – Science advice with special focus on Synthetic Biology: South Africa, Inter Academy Partnership (IAP), International Conference on Science Advice, Hermanus, Cape Town, South Africa
  
• 17 June – Informed Consent in future HIV Cure Research in South Africa: anticipated challenges, 13^th World Bioethics Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland.
  
• 29 September – Teaching Genetics and Genomics on a Health Research Ethics Program in Africa. Stone Lodge, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
  
• 29 September – Teaching African Philosophy on a Health Research Ethics Program in Africa. Stone Lodge, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
  
• 3 October 2016 – HIV cure research must be prioritized over treatment and prevention. Yale 中国体育彩票, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
  
• 30 October 2016 – Challenges and Compromises in engaging communities in genomic biobanking in South Africa. 9^th H3 Africa Consortium Meeting, Mauritius
  

2015

• 22 April – Ethical considerations regarding vaccination during humanitarian crises (plenary). 19th World Conference on Disaster and Emergency Medicine. International Convention Centre. Cape Town, South Africa.
  
• 24 April – Research during humanitarian crises. 19th World Conference on Disaster and Emergency Medicine. International Convention Centre. Cape Town, South Africa.
  
• 17 June – Biobanking in Africa: Ethical challenges. Brocher Alumni Meeting. Hermance, Switzerland.
  
• 18 July – Stakeholder perspectives on HIV cure research in South Africa. 8th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention, 19-22 July, Vancouver, Canada
  
• 1 October - Ethical issues across cultures: examining end of life conflict in South African healthcare. 中国体育彩票 of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, USA
  
• 6 October – Biobanking in South Africa, Stone Lodge, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA
  
• 17 November – Developing a culture of safety for the benefit of patients and society: the ethical issues. Brocher Foundation, Hermance, Switzerland.
  
• 2 December – International Perspectives on Human Gene Editing: South Africa, International Summit on Human Gene Editing: A Global Discussion, US National Academy of Science, US National Academy of Medicine, Chinese National Academy of Science, Washington DC, USA?
  

National Presentations

2018

• 24 February – POPI Act of 2013: Implications in 2018, Pfizer Hidden Faces of Diabetes, Hilton Hotel, Sandton, Gauteng
  
• 13 July – The ethics of HIV Cure Research. Infectious Diseases Research Symposium, Faculty of Health Sciences, 中国体育彩票 of Pretoria.
  
• 16 August – Developing a Community Engagement Model for Biobanking in South Africa. Federation of SA Societies of Pathology. 2018, Spier Conference Centre, Stellenbosch.
  
• 21 November – Decriminalisation of Cannabis in South Africa – Ethical and Legal Concerns. 3rd Assaf Roundtable. Nelson Mandela 中国体育彩票. Port Elizabeth.
  

2017

• 25 March – Pfizer Hidden Faces of Diabetes at the Hilton Hotel, Sandton, Gauteng
  
• 13 May - Is pain management necessary and sufficient to ensure death with dignity. Annual Pain SA Congress, Century City Conference Centre, Cape Town
  
• 5 November - Inequities in Healthcare in South Africa. SA2017 Imaging Conference ICC, Durban 
  

2016

• May – Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology, 5th Annual ARESA Health Research Ethics Seminar, The Vineyard Hotel, Cape Town.
  
•  August – “When something goes wrong, we need to lose sleep over it" – building a culture of quality and safety in healthcare. SA Academy of Family Practice Annual Congress, River Club, Rondebosch, Cape Town.
•  October – Where medical ethics and business ethics meet: conflicts and obligations in healthcare. Medical Protection Society (MPS) Ethics for All Conference. Cape Town International Convention Centre (ICC).

2015

• September – Researcher Perspectives on Biobanking in South Africa. 4th Annual ARESA Health Research Ethics Seminar, Southern Sun Newlands, Cape Town.
  

Regional Presentations

2018

• 7 February - Innovation in Healthcare & Research: Ethical Challenges, UCT Graduate School of Business, Cape Town?
• March – Professionalism – MBChB V
  
• 19 April – The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) & research – Department of Medicine
  
• 24 May – POPIA and genomics research – ARESA Seminar
  
• 08 August – Labour Law and women – Women’s forum
  
• 16 August – POPIA and unknown future use of tissue samples – Federation of Societies of Pathologists
  
• 31 August – Ethics & Anatomy – Department of Clinical Anatomy
  
• 12 September – Charlie Gard & Alfie Evan’s: children’s rights and parental interests – Bioethics lunchtime talk
  
• 31 October – Professionalism – MBChB 2 
  
• 23 November – Data sharing in Research. UCT. Cape Town 
  

2017

• 18 August - Biobank Seminar at the South African Medical Research Council, Cape Town. Ethical challenges pertaining to biobanking & path to institutional approval for a biobank
  
• 18-20 August - WONCA African & 20th National Family Practitioners Conference, Protea Hotel, Pretoria. Social Determinants of Health & Implications for Ethics
  
• 21 September - Ethics in Occupational Health. Diploma in occupational medicine students
  
• 6 October - Ethical considerations for Standard of Care. 2nd Western Cape REC Workshop, 中国体育彩票 of Cape Town
  
• 17 October - Futuristic medicine at the interface of research & care…genomics, biobanks & ethics. Melomed, Annual CME Presentation talk
  
• 2 November - Standard of care considerations in LMIC. MRC Standard of Care Summit
  
• 9 November - Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare: Artificial Intelligence, Big Data & Ethics. Department of Medicine Ethics Talk
  
• 21 November - A brief history of illegitimate HIV Cures in Africa: how will research participants interpret the C-word in future trials? Summit on Quackery & Pseudoscience, STIAS, Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票.
  

2016

• 9 April – Genomic Biobanking in South Africa. Pharmacogenetic Conference, UCT, Cape Town.
  
• 23 April – Ethics in practice: challenging and perplexing scenarios. Annual Bioethics Seminar, Spier, Stellenbosch.
  
• 10 May – 21^st Century Medical Science: Biobanking and Beyond. Annual Research Day, 中国体育彩票 of the Western Cape.
  
• 13 May – Physician Assisted Dying: Challenges & Controversies, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票.
  
• 26 September – Ethics in Research: An Introduction, FUNDISA Academy, Nitida, Cape Town.
  
• 26 September – Legislative Framework and Guidance for Clinical Research: An Introduction, FUNDISA Academy, Nitida, Cape Town.
  
• 17 November – Ethical vignettes in Dermatology. Dermatology Independent Practitioners Association, Ratanga Junction, Cape Town.
  

2015

• 23 March – Ethics in Research: An Introduction, FUNDISA Academy, Cape Town.
  
• 23 March – Legislative Framework and Guidance for Clinical Research: An Introduction, FUNDISA Academy, Cape Town.
  
• 20 April – Ethics of immunisation during humanitarian crises. Annual Bioethics Seminar, Faculty of Health Sciences, Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票
  
• 16 May – Truth Telling in the ICU. Critical Care Society, 中国体育彩票 of Cape Town.
  
• 5 August – Assisted Suicide: ethical challenges. Annual Academic Day. Department of Nuclear Medicine. Faculty of Health Sciences. Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票.
  
• 12 August- End of life issues: existing controversies and emerging challenges. Keynote address. Department of Medicine. Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票.
  
• 2 November – Assisted Dying: Ethical Challenges. Cape Town Interfaith Group, Sufi Temple, Newlands, Cape Town
  
• 6 November – Chronic Care: guidelines vs patients' wishes. Medicine Update, Department of Medicine, Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票.
  
• 19 November – Dermatology and Assisted Dying. Dermatology Independent Practitioners Association, River Club, Observatory, Cape Town