Clinical Ethics Priorities for the Next Decade – Palliative Care, AI & Digital Health, Genomics, Children & Young People
This two-day CENTRES Clinical Ethics Conference is organised around four areas of clinical ethics likely to shape healthcare over the next decade. The programme moves from broad agenda-setting questions to practical challenges, including defining ethical boundaries, managing relationships and trust, responding to exceptional situations, considering contested frontiers, navigating complex systems, and strengthening governance for sustainable care.
Why You Should Attend Participants will have opportunities to:
Explore issues in clinical ethics that are likely to shape the healthcare landscape over the next decade. Engage with leading experts across healthcare, law, ethics, academia, and public policy. Discuss real-world cases based on issues pertaining to end-of-life care, AI and digital health, genomics, and care for children and young people. Exchange ideas and perspectives with colleagues and professionals involved in clinical ethics, healthcare delivery, governance, and policymaking.
Who Should Attend Clinical Ethics Committee (CEC) chairpersons and members, doctors, nurses, medical social workers, allied health professionals, lawyers, academics, care workers and policy makers.