Events

Facts are appalling: depending on her country of birth, the life expectancy of a human being could range from 83.6 years in Japan or to around 51.4 years in Sierra Leone or Central African Republic (World Mortality Report, 2017). While...

                    Thursday, February 6th, 2020   09h00: Carter David, Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney, Senior Lecturer, Law  Healthcare Harm, Bioethics and Criminal Law   09h20: Fumanti Mattia, University of...

Il est urgent de sensibiliser le monde politique et la société au fait que les enfants et adolescents (E&A) sont affectés par la pandémie covid de façon plus insidieuse et silencieuse que d’autres franges de la population, phénomène en grande...

    Aim 2:  To determine how those definitions will be applied in practice and what will their consequences be To clarify who, in practice, would or should apply these concepts to the individuals

During three days of the workshop, experts on the topic will discuss opportunities, obstacles, as well as ethical and social limits of smart home appliances in caregiving for older persons. Experts from both academia and the private sector will share...

Humanitarian organizations increasingly implement innovative technologies as they respond to the needs of communities affected by war, disaster or public health emergencies. However, technological innovation intersects with moral values, norms and commitments, and may challenge humanitarian imperatives. Therefore, an analysis...

Main purpose: Digitalisation and “datafication” are both a great challenge and a great opportunity for healthcare and biomedical research all over the world, as the current Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted. In this respect, every country faces – with some common...

Telemedicine —the delivery of healthcare services at distance using information and communication technologies— offers a safe and cost-effective way to address the healthcare needs of patients no matter where they are. This technical possibility is particularly promising in the current...

Gray areas remain on our scientific knowledge of COVID-19 which continues to afflict a significant portion of the world’s population. The acute impact is clear. Risks of infection and deaths are highest in the more disadvantaged and vulnerable sectors of...

Tuesday, August 17th, 2021   10h30: Chamberlin Christopher, University of California, Berkeley, President’s Postdoctoral Fellow, Fellow ICI Berlin, Bioethics – History of Medicine Toward a Subject of Racism: Case Histories from the Psychiatric Clinic (1930-1970)   10h50: Horstman Klasien, Maastricht...

Outline of the Symposium: Present discussions on the implications of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for medical practice and health research mostly target the passive collection of health data. This workshop proposal shifts the lens of analysis to the...