Bioethics Events
 Last updated: September 13, 2007
Bioethics Values &
Society Seminar
Faculty from U of M and elsewhere present cutting-edge work
in bioethics or the study of human values relevant to health, health care,
and the life sciences. (Joint effort of the Bioethics Program and the Life
Sciences Values and Society Program)
Seminars
are all located in room 7C09 at the North Ingalls Building (300
N.
Ingalls) on Tuesdays, from 4 to 5:30pm (unless otherwise noted).
September
11 Faculty
Meeting
18 Michael D.
Fetters: “Current
teachings of ethics and professionalism at the University of Michigan:
A survey of course and clerkship directors”.
25 Jacqueline
Yuen: “Inpatient DNR Discussions: Problems and Potential
Solutions."
October
2 Susan
D. Goold: "Institutional Academic Industry
Relationships: Results of a
National Survey of Department Chairs"
9 CANCELED
16 ASBH Practice:
Michael L. Volk, Jody Platt
23 Edward B. Goldman: “Institutional Conflict of Interest”
30 Ken Pituch: "Avoiding Futility Conflicts between
families and medical providers"
November
6 David
Shalowitz: “Communicating
the results of research to participants: A systematic review”
13 Grant Gillett
(tentative): T.B.A.
20 NO
SEMINAR
27 Matthew
M. Davis: Implicit vs Explicit Prioritization of Recommended Vaccines
December
4 NO
SEMINAR
11
Katy (Catherine) Downs: Discussion: Recreational
Genomics: Ethical
and Legal Issues Associated With
Commercially Available Genotyping.
18 NO
SEMINAR
25 Christmas
- NO SEMINAR
January
1 New
Years Day - NO SEMINAR
8 Faculty
Meeting
15 Scott
Kim: “Why We Should Stop Regulating Minimal Risk
Research”
22 Ken Pituch:
"Can 3rd Year Medical Students Identify Ethical
Principles?"
29 Howard Markel: “Pandemic
Flu Study” (JAMA article)
February
5 Maria
Silveira: "Euthanasia
in the Bayou: physician assisted death in the aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina" (NOTE: 4:00
– 5:00 today only)
12 Susan
Goold: "Research
Roundtable"
19 Joseph
Norman: "Thoughts on Accounting:
Why Health Is Like Crude Oil"
26 Badaruddin Abbasi:
“Family Planning and Unsafe Abortion: Policy
Implications in Pakistan”
March
4 Bioethics Program
Faculty & Staff Meeting
11 Farr
Curlin:
“Religion, Conscience, and Controversial Clinical
Practices”
18 Renee Anspach: "From
Cruzan to Schiavo: How Bioethics Entered the
Culture Wars," a paper co-authored
with Sydney Halpern
25 CANCELED
April
1 Kathryn
Moseley: “Discussing the
Limits of Parental Discretion in Medical Decisions”
8 NO
SEMINAR
15 Angie
Fagerlin:
“Testing Methods for Communicating The Risks and
Benefits of Breast Cancer Chemoprevention
22 Raymond
De Vries: "The Demise of Autonomy
in Bioethics"
29 T.B.A.
May
6 Carla
Keirns: “Oaths for the Times:
Surveys of Medical Oath-Taking in the US since the 1920s"
13 NO
SEMINAR
20 Scott
Roberts: "Re-contacting
Research Participants about Genetic Results"
27 Michael
Volk: Michael
Volk: “What
Can Organ Transplantation Teach Us about Reducing Healthcare Costs?"
Bioethics
Grand Rounds
Discussions and/or reviews of important issues in clinical
bioethics.
For futher information,
contact Lisa Garnes, 615-2765.
The Life Sciences
and Society Program Events
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