2009 Children's Bioethics Centre National Conference:

Celebrating the 20thAnniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

" Paediatric Ethics in Practice "

Hosted by the Children’s Bioethics Centre , at The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne,

in partnership with The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and University of Melbourne

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Conference Program – Monday 23rd November 2009 (5.00pm-7.30pm Venue: Ella Latham Theatre, RCH)

Title - Children's access to information and decision making in the health context.

Key note Speaker : The Hon Michael Kirby

Hypothetical hosted by A/Prof Lynn Gillam (Academic Director and Clinical Ethicist Children's Bioethics Centre)

Panel members include:

Hon Michael Kirby
Beth Wilson
Health Services Commissioner
Dr Hugo Gold
Clinical Director Children’s Bioethics Centre
Clinical Ethics Case Response Group Member (RCH)
A/Prof Trevor Duke (RCH Intensivist)
Fiona Newall (Nurse)
Moira Rainer
Consumer Advocate
Susan Biggar
Chair ¸ RCH Family Advisory Council

Conference Program –Tuesday 24th November 2009:(9.00am - 5.00pm Venue:Ella Latham Theatre,RCH)

20thAnniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child - “Ethics in Practice”

Key Note Speaker: Prof Neil L. Schechter “ Ethics of Paediatric Pain Relief ”
Director, Pain Relief Program
Connecticut Children's Medical Center

SESSION 1: Promoting ‘ Best interests’: Minimising suffering for children

SESSION 2: Upholding the rights of children in a medical context
  Part 1- Children's Rights in General
  Part 2- Children's Right in particular situations

SESSION 3: Hypothetical: Children's access to information and role in decision- making


 

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