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Australian Centre for Health Law Research
By Queensland University of Technology (QUT)Education
Australian Centre for Health Law Research episodes
- Learn Me Right in Health and Disease
In the 6th episode of the podcast series, Ruthie turns to co-host Sinead to get to the crux of her initial findings in her PhD on the ethics of genetic enhancement by defining health and disease.
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30 min - Learn Me Right in Source Reliability
In this episode of Learn Me Right, we chat to Liaison Librarian Denise Frost about source reliability and how to distinguish trustworthy sources.
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36 min - Learn Me Right in Conservatorship and Britney Spears
In this episode of Learn Me Right, we talk with Dr. Julia Duffy about the law surrounding the conservatorship Britney Spears was held in for 13 years. Duffy completed her PhD in guardianship law here in Australia, and talks us through whether she thinks something similar would ever be likely to happen here in Australia.
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31 min - Learn Me Right in Voluntary Assisted Dying
Dr. Jodhi Rutherford talks with us about her research on Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD). Jodhi shares some findings from her interviews with doctors involved in providing VAD in Victoria (Australia), including the complex ethical issues faced by doctors who choose to participate in VAD; and the difficulties faced by individuals trying to access VAD, including finding a doctor who is willing to assist them. We also discuss the different meanings of euthanasia, assisted suicide, and VAD, and why the term “VAD” is preferred in Australia.
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43 min - Learn Me Right in the Queensland Mental Health Review Tribunal
Sinead and Ruthie talk with Dr. Sam Boyle about the circumstances in which doctors can treat a person with a mental illness without their consent. Sam discusses his research into the mental health review tribunal according to the perspectives of lawyers and advocates who represent patients in the tribunal.
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29 min - Learn Me Right in Vaccine Hesitancy
ACHLR HDR student Sam Roach discusses vaccine hesitancy with fellow ACHLR HDR students Ruthie Jeanneret and Sinead Prince in the first episode of the "Learn Me Right in Health Law and Bioethics" series. They discuss how governments might intervene to improve vaccine uptake, and some helpful tips on how you can approach vaccine hesitancy within your own circle of influence. Sponsored by the Australian Centre for Health Law Research at QUT.
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31 min - How do we change the world: Will Steffen, Climate Scientist, Michelle Maloney, National Convenor of the Australian Earth Laws Alliance, Richard Denniss, Chief Economist at the Australia Institute, Anne Manne, Acclaimed journalist and author.What we know about how and why the climate is changing, and the actions that we need to take – urgently
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1 hr 7 min - Cameron StewartRegulating Innovation: advocating for codes of practice - 2017 Australian Centre for Health Law Research (ACHLR) - Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Seminar Series, Liability and Innovation. The Effect of Disciplinary Proceedings: Medical Innovation, Regulation and Disciplinary Proceedings: Legal Perspectives - Professor Cameron Stewart (The University of Sydney, Australia): Regulating Innovation: advocating for codes of practice
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44 min - Dan MatthiasThe effect of disciplinary proceedings: concluding comments - 2017 Australian Centre for Health Law Research (ACHLR) – Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Seminar Series – Liability and Innovation. The Effect of Disciplinary Proceedings: Medical Innovation, Regulation and Disciplinary Proceedings: Legal Perspectives - Dan Matthias Executive Director, Legal Services, Office of the Health Ombudsman expert
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14 min - Bill MaddenThe effect of disciplinary proceedings: The disciplinary response when expert evidence departs from widely accepted professional practice - 2017 Australian Centre for Health Law Research (ACHLR) - Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Seminar Series, Liability and Innovation. The Effect of Disciplinary Proceedings: Medical Innovation, Regulation and Disciplinary Proceedings: Legal Perspectives - Adjunct Professor Bill Madden (QUT, Special Counsel Carol O’Dea Lawyers): The disciplinary response when expert evidence departs from widely accepted professional practice.
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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.