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Australian Centre for Health Law Research
By Queensland University of Technology (QUT)Education
Australian Centre for Health Law Research episodes
- Bibliometrics for Law Researchers - a Survival Guide
Presented by Prof Kieran Tranter from the QUT School of Law
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47 min - ACHLR 12th Public Oration - Professor John Coggon
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50 min - ACHLR and HEAL webinar - Prof Dominique Martin
Professor Dominique E. Martin will discuss the ethical and legal implications of “family vetoes” in the case of deceased registered organ donors.
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50 min - Learn Me Right in Ethical Procreating in a Time of Climate Change
In the first episode of 2024, Sinead talks with PhD candidate Craig Stanbury from Monash Bioethics Centre on his research about the ethics of procreating in a time of climate change. Craig talks about the role of justice in moral tragedies, the rights, responsibilities, and duties of people in their reproductive choices, and how all of us can have important conversations about our roles in mitigating climate change.
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37 min - ACHLR 11th Public Oration - Professor Emily Jackson
In 2023 ACHLR is proud to deliver its 11th Oration presented by Professor Emily Jackson who will discuss Regulating Reproduction. This lecture will revisit some of the themes of Professor Jackson’s 2001 book Regulating Reproduction: Law, Technology and Autonomy, in which she argued that women’s reproductive autonomy should be better protected by the law; has there been progress over the last 22 years; or has there sometimes been one step forwards and two steps backwards.
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43 min - Learn Me Right in VAD - Epilogue
Epilogue the Learn Me Right in Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) mini-series.
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4 min - Learn Me Right with Justice Michael Kirby
Ruthie and Sinead are delighted to release a special podcast with the Hon. Justice Michael Kirby who discusses his role in the World Health Organisation’s response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Australia, as well as unique features of the Australian response that enabled the nation to quickly and effectively curtail a public health emergency that was disproportionately affecting vulnerable people. Michael also discusses the importance of individuals to make change in health law, specifically the importance of joining movements and organisations and of simply being kind.
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35 min - Learn Me Right in VAD: Training for clinicians (Penny Neller and Dr Rachel Feeney)
Project Manager Penny Neller and Dr. Rachel Feeney explain the importance and success of End-of-Life Law training for clinicians.
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18 min - Learn Me Right in VAD: How patients and families influence change (Ruthie Jeanneret)
Doctoral Candidate Ruthie Jeanneret, our very own podcast host, discusses the role of patients and families in influencing VAD regulation, drawing on insights from interviews with patients and families in Victoria and Canada.
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16 min - Learn Me Right in VAD: Doctors’ perspectives on involvement in VAD (Dr Laura Ley Greaves)
Dr. Laura Ley Greaves, a medical practitioner, discusses the importance of considering doctors’ perspectives of providing VAD in Australia, including the emotional impacts of being involved as a VAD provider.
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About Australian Centre for Health Law Research
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A series of video seminars and interviews by the Australian Centre for Health Law Research discussing innovative research into current and emerging health law issues in Australia and globally.