Programme
The Conference starts Thursday 9th July on Level 5 Rydges Lakeland Resort, Queenstown
| Thursday 9th July | (All events held at the Rydges Lakeland Resort, 38-54 Esplanade, Queenstown unless otherwise stated) |
| 5.00 pm | Registration LEVEL 5 FOYER |
| 5.30 pm | Welcome Reception LEVEL 5 FOYER |
| 6.00 pm | Opening Ceremony QUEENSTOWN ROOM |
| 6.30 pm | Kirby Oration: Regulating for compassion? Health & Disability Commissioner Ron Paterson, NZ |
| 7.30 pm | End of Day |
| Friday 10th July | |
| 8.00 am | Registration |
| 8.30 am |
Plenary: |
| 9.30 am |
Elective Presentations: Keeping the terminally-ill alive for non-medical reasons - a case-study of "best interests" Peter Saul Health, Being, and the Ethics of Spinoza Simon Walker Life as Loss? Bernadette Richards Nationalistic bioscience, failed bioethics: A Confucian critique of three East-Asian cases Jing Bao Nie |
| 10.10 am | Morning Tea |
| 10.40 am | Elective Presentations: Understanding the shared responsibility in assessing the benefits and risks of research for the vulnerable criticial care patient: A Case Study Jennifer Fleming Zen Ethics, Evolved Ethics Charles Douglas Journal peer review as a moral enterprise Wendy Lipworth Treat first, consent later: the problem with patient autonomy in the emergency department. Sarah Winch |
| 11.20 am | Elective Presentations: Unpacking End-of-life Decisions: the Interaction Between Ethics and Metaphysics. Garth Thomas Value and the Environment: Do Ecological Ethics Depend on Intrinsic Value? Alma Rae Regulating for patient safety in primary care Katharine Wallis Reconceptualising medical professionalism Wendy Rogers , Angela Ballantyne |
| 12.00 pm | Lunch |
| 1.00 pm | Elective Presentations: The Future of Fairness? Ethics in the Neil Pickering, Alison Barber, Chris McEwan, Ray Naden The Influence of Medical Power of Attorney and Advanced Care Directive on Treatment Decisions of Australian Intensive Care Doctors. Sharyn Milnes Ethics as Ontological Engagement Peter Isaacs Scary Genes, Helpful Genies? Reflections on ‘Genes, Society and the Future’ Richman Wee |
| 1.40 pm |
Elective Presentations: Roger Magnusson Finding Future Value Barbara Nicholas Direct-to-consumer personal genome testing: The problem isn’t ignorance; it’s market failure Ian H. Kerridge |
| 2.20 pm | Elective Presentations: Role of trust in end-of-life discussions Barbara Hayes Enigmatic ethics: Transgender embodiment, medical institutions and Emmanuel Levinas Joey Macdonald Recent developments in stem cell research: Issues for the future Prof Loane Skene |
| 3.00 pm | Afternoon Tea & Posters |
| 3.30 pm | Presidential Addresses: Pulling the wool: A plea for coherence, clarity and honesty as necessary conditions for caution about the future Assoc Prof Malcolm Parker, ABA President Marion's case is dead! Long live Assoc Prof Cameron Stewart, Acting ANZIHLE President |
| 5.00 pm | End of Day |
| 5.30 pm | Night Skiing Coronet Peak |
| Saturday 11th July | |
| 8.30 am | Joint Plenary: Neuroethics and human identity |
| 10.30 am | Morning Tea |
| 11.00 am | Elective Presentations: Your health, your money, your life! Who makes decisions when capacity is lost? (Workshop 11.00 am - 1.00 pm) Margaret Brown, Jean Murray, Lindy Willmott Regulating reproductive technologies and making sense of child welfare John McMillan Directed donation of biological materials: An example of discrimination or exercise of free choice? Bernadette Richards Beyond autonomy – what is the value of the patient in psychiatry? Michael Robertson |
| 11.40 am |
Elective Presentations: |
| 12.20 pm | Elective Presentations: Digging up the past: The circulation of biovalue across space and time Amy Fletcher When is the organ donor really dead? Wendy Rogers The Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 and the Treatment of Mentally Impaired Cordelia Thomas |
| 1.00 pm | Lunch |
| 2.00 pm | Elective Presentations: Risk Management: An Interview Study of Euthanasia at an Katrina George Sometimes we should amputate a healthy limb. The ethical management of Body Identity Integrity Disorder Christopher Ryan The Power of Apology Marie Bismark Selecting the ‘right’ medical students: Is there a future role for psychometric personality testing? Eleanor Milligan |
| 2.40 pm | Elective Presentations: From Noun to Verb - Is Hope an Ethical Issue? Anna Holmes A Post-malaise Model for Health Care Leadership MaryLou Harrigan Early surgical innovation in clinical practice Anthony Eyers The pedagogy of appropriate treatment limitation Charles Douglas |
| 3.20 pm | Afternoon Tea & Posters |
| 3.50 pm | Plenary: Meeting the basic survival needs of the world's healthy people: |
| 4.50 pm | Annual General Meeting |
| 5.50 pm | Day End |
| 7.30 pm | Conference Dinner: Prime Restaurant, Rees Street, Queenstown |
| Sunday 12th July | |
| 9.00 am |
Plenary: |
| 10.00 am | Morning Tea |
| 10.30 am | Elective Presentations: Aged care and narrative ethics (Panel 10.30 am - 12.30 pm) The global shortage of health workers and responsible rich country responses Paula O'Brien The Future Right to Health Sieglinde Pommer |
| 11.10 am | Elective Presentations: Developing Clinical Ethics through Partnership Julie Letts A citizens' jury on the secondary use of health information for research: what do the results mean? |
| 11.50 am | Elective Presentations: The Swine Flu Scare: What Role for Global Health Law? Sieglinde Pommer Vale Arne Naess (1912 - 2009) Getting back to the future (before it's too late) Peter Saul How to ...... die Assoc Prof Ian Kerridge, |
| 12.30 pm | Closing |
| 1.00 pm | Farewell BBQ Lunch |
Programme subject to change
