Nursing Ethics and Health Care Policy:
Bridging Local, National, and International Perspectives
Below is an overview of the conference. For a more in depth look at the agenda, please download and print the program details (.pdf)
Program
July 17, 2008
- 5:30PM -- Registration — At Woolsey Hall
- 6:30PM -- Dinner in the President's Room at Woolsey Hall
Speaker — Carol Taylor, Director, Center for Clinical Bioethics at Georgetown University
July, 18, 2008
- 8:30AM -- Continental Breakfast & Registration — At Harkness Auditorium Yale Medical School
- 9:30AM -- Opening Greetings from:
- - Margaret Grey, Dean, Yale University School of Nursing
- David Smith, Director of the Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics
- Ann Williams, Acting Executive Director, Yale-China Association; Professor, Yale Univ.; Guest Professor, Central South School, Hunan, China
Proceed to Yale School of Nursing
- - Management Issues
- Elder Care
- Futility and Euthanasia
- Mental Health 1
- Mental Health 2
- Human Rights
- Undergraduate Education
- Nurse as Moral Agent
- Reproductive Issues
- - Practice Issues
- Ethical Analysis
- Codes of Ethics
- End of Life Care
- Leadership
- Workforce
- Culture
- Religion
- Disaster
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- The Patient
- Futility and Euthanasia
- Education and Practice
- Reproductive Issues
- Resource Allocation
- Ethical Environment
- Mental Health 1
- Research Ethics
- End of Life Issues
- Disaster
- Human Rights
July, 19, 2008
- 8:30AM -- Continental Breakfast & Registration — At Harkness Auditorium Yale Medical School
- 9:00AM -- Recommence & Announcements
- 9:15AM -- Plenary Session — Panel Discussion by GOOD NURSE Study researchers -- (Samantha Pang, Emiko Konishi, Young-Rhan Um, Vickie Chen)
- 10:30AM -- Break
- 11:00AM -- Plenary Session — Alexey Brazhnikov, Dean Advanced Nursing Program, Sechnov Moscow Medical Academy
- 12NOON -- Lunch on your own
- 1:15PM -- Concurrent Discussion Groups — At Yale School of Nursing
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- Practice Issues
- Culture
- Ethical Analysis
- Codes of Ethics
- Leadership
- End of Life Issues
- Resource Allocation
- Undergraduate Education
- Nurse as Moral Agent
- Research Ethics
- 2:15PM -- Concurrent Discussion Groups
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- Management Issues
- The Patient
- Ethical Environment
- Education and Practice
- End of Life Care
- Elder Care
- Mental Health 2
- Workforce
- Religion
- 3:15PM -- Break
- 3:45PM -- Human Rights and Nursing Awards:
- - Emmie Chanika from Malawi
- Sister Teresita Hinnegan from Philadelphia, PA, USA - 5:00PM -- Plenary Session — Summary Discussion
- 5:30PM -- Close
Proceed to Yale School of Nursing
Sponsored by:
Yale University's Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics
Yale Center for International Nursing Scholarship and Education
International Center for Nursing Ethics

