Current CV - Novel Tech Ethics

The Allocation of Resources: An Ethical Perspective. Hotel Dieu Hospital, Ethical Allocation of HealthCare Resources, Kingston, Ontario, April 1991. Ethicist's Perspective -- How to Help Parents Make the Right Decisions. Paediatric Update, Faculty ofMedicine, University of Toronto, Ontario, April 1991. New Reproductive Technologies -- Wonderful or Worrisome? Ontario Medical Students' Weekend,Examining the Future, London, Ontario, February 1991. The New Reproductive Technologies. Ethical Dilemmas in Reproductive Medicine, Wyeth ClinicalDay, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, February 1991. Ethical Decision-Making. The Challenge of the 90's in Rehabilitation Ethics, Lyndhurst and HughMacMillan Centre, Toronto, Ontario, November 1990. Ethical Issues in Home Care. Home Care Program for Metropolitan Toronto, Annual Meeting,Toronto, Ontario, October 1990. The Ethics of Freezing Human Embryos. Southern Ontario Infertility Support Group Meeting,Hamilton, Ontario, June 1990. Reproductive Ethics. Ontario Medical Secretaries, Annual Convention, North Bay, Ontario, May 1990. Equitable Health Care for the Elderly. Health Care Ethics 2001, Westminster Institute for Ethics andHuman Values, London, Ontario, May 1990. Conflict of Interest in Physiotherapy. Ontario Board of Directors of Physiotherapy Open Forum,Toronto, Ontario, April 1990. Suggestions from Britain: A Critical Analysis of The Pond Report. Westminster Institute for Ethics andHuman Values, Postgraduate Medical Ethics Education, London, Ontario, March 1990. Ethics and the New Reproductive Technologies. McMaster University, Women and Technology,Hamilton, Ontario, March 1990. The Revolution in Reproductive Technology and the Questions it Raises. York University, PlayingWith Life: Scientific and Ethical Challenges for the 90s, Toronto, Ontario, February 1990. The Use and Abuse of Case Studies. Westminster Institute for Ethics and Human Values,Undergraduate Medical Ethics Education, London, Ontario, March 1989. Embryo Research: Pathways to a 'Brave New World'. University of Western Ontario, Student Centrefor Public Issues and Westminster Institute for Ethics and Human Values, Reproductive Ethics in anAge of Technology, London, Ontario, February 1989. Commercial Surrogacy. The Heart of the Matter: Harnessing Human Invention, University of WesternOntario, Faculty of Law London, Ontario, September 1988.REFEREED ABSTRACTS/ POSTERSMcLeod C, Baylis F. The Ethics of Asking IVF Patients to Donate Fresh Embryos to Stem CellResearch. Canadian Fertility and Andrology Meeting, Ottawa, Ontario, November 2006.Krahn T, Baylis F. The Ethics of PGD for BRCA1 and 2, and HNPCC Genes. Canadian Fertility andAndrology Meeting, Ottawa, Ontario, November 2006.Baylis F, Mélancon M. J. Embryonic Stem Cell Research in Canada: Shifting Tides. Stem Cells:What Future for Therapy? Scientific Aspects and Bioethical Problems; World Federation of CatholicMedical Associations. Augustinianum Institute, Rome, Italy, September 2006.Mélancon M. J, Baylis F. Canadian Updated Guidelines for Human Pluripotent Stem Cell Research:Continuity and Discontinuity. Stem Cells: What Future for Therapy? Scientific Aspects andBioethical Problems; World Federation of Catholic Medical Associations. Augustinianum Institute,Rome, Italy, September 2006.Ram, N, Baylis F, Mélancon, M. J, De Braekeleer, M. Guidelines for embryonic stem cell research inCF: two countries, two similar views. 28th European CF Conference, Crete, Greece, June 2005.Johnston, J., & Baylis, F. (2003). What happened to gene therapy? Analyzing recent adverse eventsfrom an ethical and political standpoint. Molecular Therapy, 7, S342; American Society for GeneTherapy, Washington, D.C., June 2003.Brunger F, Baylis F. Cross-talk in Chimera Research. Abstracts GE3LS Symposium, Montréal,Québec, February, 2003.Brunger F, Baylis F. Cross-talk in Chimera Research. Abstracts Stem Cell Network Annual GeneralMeeting 2002.Françoise Baylis, Page 33