Current CV - Novel Tech Ethics

Values: From Paper to Practice. Keynote Address. Quest for Quality in Acute Care. Health Canada.Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 2001.Ethics and Reproduction: There is Cloning, and Then There is Cloning! CESAF Women’s Health andDiversity Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health, National Conference, Montréal, Québec, April2001.The Inevitability of Genetic Enhancement Technologies. The Canadian Charter of Rights andFreedoms: Twenty Years Later Canadian Bar Association, National Conference, Ottawa, Ontario,April 2001.Health Care Ethics Consultation: A Comparison of Canadian and American Standards. PreconferenceWorkshop on Healthcare Ethics Committees: Meeting our Communities’ Diverse Needs.10th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Bioethics Society, Toronto, Ontario, October 1998.Ethics Consultation Resources: Where to Go For Help! Ethics in the Boardroom and theAdministrative Office, Canadian College of Health Service Executives and Catholic HealthAssociation of Canada, Toronto, Ontario, December 1997.Functions of Ethics Committees -- Pre-conference Workshop on Ethics Committees: Developmentsand Challenges. 9 th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Bioethics Society, Halifax, Nova Scotia, October1997.Inclusion/Exclusion of Vulnerable Persons in Research. Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons ofCanada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 1996.Ethicist's Perspective on Research Involving Children. National Council on Bioethics in HumanResearch, Ethics of Research Involving Children, Ottawa, Ontario, December 1992.Les testaments biologiques. The Canadian Bar Association, Annual Meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia,August 1992.Une enquête canadienne faite sur la professionnalisation du bioéthicien. Session international d'été,Québec City, Québec, August 1992.The Integration of Biomedical Ethics into the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Curriculum.Association of Professors of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario,December 1991.Infertility and Informed Choice. Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society, Annual Meeting, QuébecCity, Québec, September 1991.Health Care Ethics Consultation: The Practice. Canadian Society for the Study of Practical Ethics,Kingston, Ontario, May 1991.The New Reproductive Technologies: Choice and Consent. Society of Obstetricians andGynaecologists of Canada, Annual Meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 1990.OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS Pregnant Women and Health Research: An Ethical Imperative. Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario,7 May 2013. Legal Schmegal: Who Cares What the AHR Law Says? ARTs and Canadian Public Policy Today: AFeminist Conversation, Toronto, Ontario, 26 April 2013. Ethics & Deep Brain Stimulation. Athenaeum Society, Ocean Swells Community Centre, Nova Scotia,21 April 2013. Missed Trials: Research Involving Pregnant Women. People’s Health Matters, Memorial University,St. John’s, Newfoundland, 8 March 2013. Best Brains Exchange: Social Responsibility of Gaming. Halifax, Nova Scotia, 24 October, 2012. Ethically Sound Research Involving Pregnant Women. Bioethics in the City, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 30August 2012. Research Involving Pregnant Women: An Ethical Imperative. McGill University Health Centre,Montréal, Québec, 4 May 2012. Research Ethics: The Obligation to Include Pregnant Women in Research. Science in the City,Bourns Lecture in Bioethics, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, 14 February 2012. AHR Governance. New Approaches to Assisted Human Reproduction in Canada after the SupremeCourt of Canada reference: A Research Roundtable. University of Manitoba Centre for Human RightsFrançoise Baylis, Page 29