The Legalisation of Medical Assistance in Dying - Lessons from Canada

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Launch of the End of Life Law in Australia website

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Developments in end-of-life practice under Belgian law

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Conscientious Objection and Value Pluralism in Medicine

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Under a medico-legal cloud: identifying doctors at highest risk of claims and complaints

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Globalisation and the future of health law: harmonisation or diversity? Professor Belinda Bennett presented a lecture on ‘Globalisation and the future of health law: harmonisation or diversity?’. Belinda is a Professor of Health Law at the Australian Centre for Health Law Research and her research focuses on health law and globalisation as well as the development of regulatory responses to new technologies in health care and the interface between social change, scientific developments and legal regulation.

Dying in the 21st century. Dr Peter Saul is senior intensive care specialist in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Director of the Newcastle Private Hospital ICU, and Medical Director of organ and tissue donation for the Hunter New England Health District. Peter has taken an interest in how we die, and how this has changed beyond all recognition in a single generation.

Centre Launch Ceremony 25 October 2012

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Centre Launch Ceremony 25 October 2012

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Organ donors and the ‘dead donor rule’. Dr Robert Truog argued that current donation practices violate the ‘dead donor rule’ and therefore rethinking the ethics of vital organ donation is necessary. Dr Robert Truog is a Professor of Medical Ethics, Anaesthesiology and Paediatrics at Harvard Medical School.