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08:00-09:00 Your own personal genome: ethical issues in direct- Welcome coffee to-consumer (DTC) genomics services Amy Michelle DeBaets, USA 09:00-10:30 The of preimplantational diagnosis in “savior” CONSULTA WORKSHOP (1) Hall B embryos ETHICS AND MEDICINE: ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN Iuri Cosme Dutra da Silva, Brazil SOME AWARD AREAS – I Co-Chairs: Antonio Lepre, Filiberto Cimino Enhancing human persons: does it violate human “Nature”? Current legislation in the field of preimplantation Jason T. Eberl, USA genetic diagnosis in European Union members Francesco Paolo Busardò, Italy Genetic data protection and reuse: ethical implications and legal issues Which consent in biobank-based research María Magnolia Pardo-López, Spain Gianluca Montanari Vergallo, Italy WPA SECTION ON PSYCHIATRY, Hall E The donation of a person’s body after death: a question LAW AND ETHICS (1) of ethics and science Co-Chairs: Oren Asman, Harold J. Bursztajn Alessandro Bonsignore, Italy Ethical considerations in legal representation of older Clinical experimentation on vulnerable subjects: issues clients with diminished capacity or impaired on the evaluation of a study on patients of the Italian competence secure hospitals (OPG) Meytal Segal-Reich, Israel Valeria Marino, Italy The study of massive psychic trauma and resilience is Immigrants! How Italian emergency health workers fundamental for ethically informed psychiatric perceive the “other” patients diagnosis, treatment and forensic evaluation Paola Antonella Fiore, Italy Harold J. Bursztajn & Omar S. Haque, USA

Treatment prospects in sex offenders with paraphilic Informed consent in clinical studies on cognitively disorders: pharmacological androgen deprivation impaired persons: an ethical dilemma in research between the need for social defense and the right to Gary Sinoff, Israel health Roberta Carrossino, Italy Experiencing seclusion: a phenomenological study Dave Holmes, Canada From Bonifacio’s serum to stamina method: the “overpromising” of alternative therapies Long acting injections antipsychotics: ethical issues Giacomo Tassi, Italy Irket Kadilli, Italy

The “Stamina” case: bioethical issues GENERAL (1) Hall F Filomena Casella, Italy Co-Chairs: Vojin Raki , Didier Coeurnelle

SIOF NATIONAL CONGRESS ON Hall C Bio-enhancement or ultimate harm FORENSIC DENTISTRY WORKSHOP (1) Vojin Raki , Serbia THE COMMUNICATION OF THE MISTAKE BETWEEN ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Personal identity and extended life: bioethical concerns Co-Chairs: P. di Michele, P. Frati, A. Polimeni Rosa Rantanen,

The physician’s duty to inform in patient’s decision Collective consequences of a very long life: the right making process to life extension could / should be considered a human Francesco De Stefano, Italy right Didier Coeurnelle, France What went wrong? The full disclosure policy to the patient The triangle of dependence in stem cell science: the Vittorio Fineschi, Italy impact of law, ethics and science on stem cell research and the phenomenon of stem cell tourism The full disclosure policy: a difficult balancing between Bianca Buechner, Germany information to the patient and communication to the odontologists ETHICS GENERAL (1) Hall G Alberto Laino, Italy Co-Chairs: Bert Vanderhaegen, Sophy Dombe

Dentistry and disability Human rights and Nigerian prisoners: are prisoners Gabriela Piana, Italy not humans? Istifanus Joshua, Nigeria GENETICS (1) Hall D Co-Chairs: Jason T. Eberl, María Magnolia Pardo-López 14 Tuesday, November 19, 2013 9

Consciousness: cognitive neurosciences and the problem HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS ETHICS (1) Hall K brain/mind Co-Chairs: John P. Conomy, Carina Fourie Massimo Gandolfini, Italy Is there an ethical dimension to contemporary health Empirical ethics and its eternal problem care reform in the United States of America? Bert Vanderhaegen, Belgium John P. Conomy, USA

Bio-ethics issues in literature and the arts: “Ecology of Vertical health programmes: ethics and effects on the Soul” mini-essays integrated health care delivery systems in Africa Marija Emilija Kukubajska, Macedonia Zainab Kwaru Muhammad - Idris, Nigeria

Together rather than separately - conducting a Public accountability and the ethics of health care discussion about ethical dilemmas in a regional reform decision-making in multidisciplinary multi-professional forum Carina Fourie, Switzerland Sophy Dombe, Israel Ethical and psychological aspects of trust in the health (1) Hall H care system in South Bulgaria Co-Chairs: Abdul Halim Sawas, Luz Maria Pichardo Garcia Mariana Liotchkova, Bulgaria

Internet, bioethics, and trends of conduct Towards an ethical analysis of public health reform: Luz Maria Pichardo Garcia, México why it matters among the indigenous communities in the Philippines Bioethical demand for clinical pharmacokinetic Klein R. Fernandez, Australia Abdul Halim Sawas, Saudi Arabia 11:00-12:30 ETHICS EDUCATION Hall I Co-Chairs: Daniela Sotirova, Washirasorn Saengsuwan OPENING SESSION Hall A

Developing ethical understanding and designing a Claudio Buccelli, Conference President, Naples University rubric to measure progress Federico II Ethics Committee Director & International Office Marie Catherine Letendre, Italy for Bioethics Research of the European Centre for Bioethics and Quality of Life Head & UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Training the moral muscle: a competencies based International Network Scientific Coordinator approach to the teaching and evaluation of Amnon Carmi, Conference President, UNESCO Chair in professional ethics Bioethics Holder, Zefat Academic College Johannes Renders, The Netherlands Otmar Kloiber, Secretary General, World Medical Ethical behavior in temporal perspective: ethical mirage Association phenomenon in applied ethics Georges Kutukdjian, Member of the Scientific Committee Daniela Sotirova, Bulgaria of the International Bioethics Society (SIBI) Thai teachers’ opinions and reflective thinking on Massimo Marelli, Chancellor of the Naples Federico II ethics in science from participating in an academic University service project for science teacher development Stefano Caldoro, President of Campania Region Washirasorn Saengsuwan, Thailand Sen. Raffaele Calabrò, Advisor for Health of Campania BIOETHICS EDUCATION (1) Hall J Region Co-Chairs: Kevin Gary Behrens, Yohanna Dangata Guido Trombetti, Universities Regional Counselor for Scientific Research, Statistics, Information Technology and Mainstreaming African ethics into the bioethics Informatics curriculum Kevin Gary Behrens, South Africa Luigi De Magistris, Mayor of Naples Giovanni Persico, AOU Federico II General Manager Theory and practice of hospital training for medical ethics - consensus building method with spatio- Lida Viganoni, L’Orientale University of Naples Chief Rector temporal perspective Miroslava Vasinova, Conference Vice-President, President Kumiko Yoshitake, Japan of the European Centre for Bioethics and Quality of Life - UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Italian Unit Integration of medical law and ethics into medical training and practice: lessons from the Nigerian story Last minute administrative announcements Yohanna Dangata, Nigeria And now let the conference begin Tuesday, November 19, 2013 159

12:30-13:30 GENETICS (2) Hall D Optional lunch break and poster session Co-Chairs: Froldi Rino, Catanesi Roberto

13:30-15:00 The moral challenges of predictive genetic information Gösta Gantner, Germany WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION WORKSHOP Hall A DECLARATION OF HELSINKI The challenge of medical progress for international Co-Chairs: Yoram Blachar, Otmar Kloiber soft law - the example of next-generation-sequencing Fruzsina Molnár-Gábor, Germany Discussion and ethics-based review of the revisions in either scenario and suggested changes if the policy is Science and law in the age of genetics not yet approved; if the policy is approved, it will also Silvia Salardi, Italy include a discussion of the potential practical impact of the changes from an ethics perspective Acceptable applications of Preimplantation Genetic Jeff Blackmer, Canada Diagnosis (PGD) among Israeli PGD users Shachar Zuckerman, Israel Discussion and legal-based review of the revisions in either scenario and suggested changes if the policy is WPA SECTION ON PSYCHIATRY, Hall E not yet approved; if the policy is approved, it will also LAW AND ETHICS (2) include a discussion of the potential practical impact Co-Chairs: Tal Weizman, Maria Joana de Sá Ferreira of the changes from a legal and regulatory perspective Annabel Seebohm, Germany Compulsory psychiatric hospitalization of minors - the impossible boundaries of ? Summary and next steps Dorit Porat, Israel Otmar Kloiber, WMA Ethical dilemmas relating to the diagnosis and Questions and discussion treatment of people with autistic spectrum disorder - the psychiatric perspective CONSULTA WORKSHOP (2) Hall B Nachum Katz, Israel ETHICS AND LAW IN FORENSIC MEDICINE – II Co-Chairs: Mariano Cingolani, Pierantonio Ricci Ethical dilemmas stemming from compulsory hospitalization in a mental health facility: the The evaluation of ‘malpractice’ is always carried out complexities of the multiple loyalties of the psychiatrist pursuant to the code of ethics? Janna Yakirevitz, Israel Sara Campilongo, Italy Ethical dilemmas regarding the place of mental health The reliability of the child’s testimony: forensic- within prison system psychiatric issues and ethical-deontological implications Tal Weizman, Israel Gaspare Ronchi, Italy Psychiatric compulsory admissions at Beatriz Ângelo The right to be born healthy in the light of the Supreme Hospital: a report from one year experience Court’s judgment N. 16754 of the 02.10.2012 Maria Joana de Sá Ferreira, Portugal Marianna Longo, Italy BIOETHICS GENERAL (2) Hall F Medico-legal aspects of sexual violence in the penal Co-Chairs: Brunetto Chiarelli, Johanna Kostenzer codes of the historic states of Italy during the first half of the XIX Century Global bioethics: historical and present perspectives Alessandro Feola, Italy Brunetto Chiarelli, Italy

Medication and conscientious objection Bioethic(s): bridge to the future (of sport) Marta Giammaria, Italy Franco Bruno Castaldo, Italy

Communicating errors and learning from own errors: Gender-biased prenatal sex selection - international the mediation as educational instrument organizations and the ethical reasons behind dealing Matteo Gulino, Italy with the issue Johanna Kostenzer, Austria Bioethics and human right’s protection: the role of forensic evidence Through the spectacles of tomorrow: toward a casuistic Rossana Cecchi, Italy model for guiding choice in human enhancement issues SIOF NATIONAL CONGRESS ON FORENSIC Hall C Anders Herlitz, DENTISTRY WORKSHOP (2) THE ROLE OF GUIDELINE IN DENTISTRY ETHICS GENERAL (2) Hall G Co-Chairs: P. di Michele, P. Frati, A. Polimeni Co-Chairs: Corinna Jung, Jiri Simek

Implementing dentistry guidelines in children: pediatric Ethics committees in politics - the meaning of ethical dentistry deliberation for political decision-making Antonella Polimeni, Italy Corinna Jung, Switzerland

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Volunteerism in the context of pro-social behavior and HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS ETHICS (2) Hall K a possibility of its education Co-Chairs: Mustafa Volkan Kavas, Jochen Vollmann Jiri Simek, Czech Republic Pay For Performance (P4P) and estrangement: moral To free ourselves we need to be slaves of the rules… transformation of residents under a new payment Alessandra Pentone, Italy policy Mustafa Volkan Kavas, Turkey MEDICAL ETHICS (2) Hall H Co-Chairs: Miriam I. Siebzehner, Pieter Carstens Does the ‘health brain drain’ pose ethical concerns? If so what can and should be done about it? Big things cost more Theodore Pang, UK Miriam I. Siebzehner, Israel Reducing medical education cost with cross subsidy Revisiting the infamous Pernkopf Anatomy Atlas: Djoko Santoso, Indonesia historical lessons for medical law and medical ethics Pieter Carstens, South Africa “Personalised medicine”: priority setting and opportunity costs at an international scale v. caveat emptor Jochen Vollmann, Germany Ross W. Halpin, Australia Ethical issues of insurance medicine Medical futility (MF) - doctor’s point of view: medical Ekaterine Sanikidze, Georgia futility in Israel health care system 2013 Avi Levin, Israel 15:00-16:30

The creation of an ethical code on the limits of intimacy WORLD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION WORKSHOP Hall A and touch in complementary medicine HUNGER STRIKES Maya Peled-Raz, Israel Co-Chairs: Yoram Blachar, Otmar Kloiber

INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I Introduction to the session by a moderator and LEARNING WORKSHOP (1) background information BIOETHICS, LIFELONG LEARNING & SOCIAL INCLUSION – I Co-Chairs: Luigia Melillo, Anna Maria Traversa Hunger strikes and other forms of protest fasting: medical dilemmas, manipulation and medicalization A network to enhance lifelong learning Hernan Reyes, Chile Aureliana Alberici, Italy Ethical aspects of hunger strikes; dilemmas for health Universality of human rights and cultural diversity: professionals some thoughts from the perspective of migrations Vivienne Nathanson, UK Giuseppe Cataldi, Italy The legal obligations of health professionals – hunger Migrating modernity’s strikes and the law Ian Chambers, Italy Malke Borow, Israel

Immigration policies for the schools Hunger strikers in detention - the Israeli experience Luciano Chiappetta, Italy Tami Karni, Israel

BIOETHICS EDUCATION (2) Hall J Questions and discussion Co-Chairs: Mitsuyasu Kurosu, Robyn Fellingham CIRB (INTER-UNIVERSITIES CENTER Hall B Bioethics education in clinical research with model FOR RESEARCH ON BOETHICS) WORKSHOP (1) tool PLURALITY OF IDENTITIES Arja Halkoaho, Finland Co-Chairs: Paolo Valerio, Anna Maria Colau

Teaching bioethics via the production of student- Bioethics and occupational safety in gender’s studies generated videos Isotta Burlin, Italy Chris Willmott, UK Puberty blocking during developmental years: issues Movies and drama related to bioethics in Japan and dilemmas for gender variant adolescents Mitsuyasu Kurosu, Japan Paolo Valerio, Italy

Humanising medical ethics: reflections on a bioethics Disorders of sex development: the frontiers in a OSCE in a South African medical school scientific, bioethical and social debate Robyn Fellingham, South Africa Francesca Dicé, Italy

Attitudes of Lithuanian teachers give notice about a Homophobia and criminal law ban of Gianluca Gentile, Italy Grita Skujiene, Lithuania Heteronormativity, homophobia and transphobia in sport Cristiano Scandurra, Italy Tuesday, November 19, 2013 179

Marriage in Italy between persons of the same sex The psychiatrist’s role in the dilemmas arising from Alessia Schisano, Italy the relationship between and depression particularly in Holocaust survivors Pluralities of identities, gender issues and sexual Marnina Swartz-Vanetik, Israel orientation: between bioethics and bio-law - an interdisciplinary reflection Developing new/reformed psychiatric services - what Alberto Postigliola, Italy should be the primary target? Muli Linder, Israel SIOF NATIONAL CONGRESS ON FORENSIC Hall C DENTISTRY WORKSHOP (3) Methylphenidate for cognitive enhancement; myths THE ROLE OF GUIDELINE IN DENTISTRY AND CHILD and facts ABUSE Nurit Shlafman, Israel Co-Chairs: C. Buccelli, G. Cerretti, M. Niola BIOETHICS GENERAL (3) Hall F Guidelines between the protection of the patient’s Co-Chairs: Jan Hartman, Carmen Pennacchio health and economic constraints Alessandro Dell’Erba, Italy Communicating bioethics within family context Pasquale Giustiniani, Italy The value of the guidelines and juridical interpretation to protect the patient Tobacco control policy in the EU: protecting public Paola Frati, Italy health in the free market Iris Goldner Lang, Croatia Child abuse: evaluation and general aspects Francesco Introna & Valeria Santoro, Italy Medicus amicus: professional ethics in the ancient world Carmen Pennacchio, Italy Dental caries in children: sign of abuse by neglect? Aniello Ingenito & Pierpaolo Di Lorenzo, Italy Bioethics and its claims for competency Jan Hartman, Poland Role of guidelines in dentistry and treatment of child: The traumatology of the child - from the event to ETHICS GENERAL (3) Hall G follow up Co-Chairs: Jos Kole, Liljana Siljanovska Enrico Spinas, Italy Youth work and ethical reflection: stimulating GENETICS (3) Hall D interprofessional ethical reflection Co-Chairs: Gabriele Werner-Felmayer, Caroline Guibet Lafaye Jos Kole, The Netherlands

Visualizing bioethical issues of personal genomics Ethics and evolution through arts Peter Lachmann, UK Gabriele Werner-Felmayer, Austria Media ethics - principles and practices in Macedonian Information on risk genes for breast cancer in a journalism population, to inform or not to inform individuals at risk Liljana Siljanovska, Macedonia Jon Snaedal, MEDICAL ETHICS (3) Hall H Ethical approach and professional responsibility in Co-Chairs: Jaroslav Blahos, Svetlana Dimitrova workplace drug testing Renata Borriello, Italy Patients’ expectations of the medical profession - new challenges Ethical and social issues raised by recent research in Iveta Barchovska, Bulgaria epigenetics Caroline Guibet Lafaye, France Evidence, experience and ethics-based medicine Jaroslav Blahos, Czech Republic Why is good for African health care: first steps towards an African theory of health care justice The Balint method practising in Bulgaria Samuel J. Ujewe, UK Svetlana Dimitrova, Bulgaria

WPA SECTION ON PSYCHIATRY, Hall E Medical ethics: a guarantee of impartiality versus LAW AND ETHICS (3) conflict of interest Co-Chairs: Tal Bergman-Levy, Rael Strous Cristoforo Ricci, Italy

Specific ethical codes for mental health care Attitude, practice of clinical physicians in Vietnam on professionals - do we need to annotate? medical professionalism Tal Bergman-Levy, Israel Tran Thi Thanh Huong, Vietnam

Patient rights in mental-health care facilities: an empirical study of the phenomenon Rael Strous, Israel 18 Tuesday, November 19, 2013 9

INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I Peripheral arteriopaty and diabetic patients in LEARNING WORKSHOP (2) endovascular era: is it bioethically worthwhile? BIOETHICS, LIFELONG LEARNING & SOCIAL Giancarlo Bracale, Italy INCLUSION – II Co-Chairs: Luigia Melillo, Anna Maria Traversa CIRB (INTER-UNIVERSITIES CENTER FOR Hall B RESEARCH ON BOETHICS) WORKSHOP (2) Respect for cultural diversity and pluralism BEGINNING OF LIFE Joel Farcoz, Italy Co-Chairs: Fabio Buzzi, Maria Luisa Di Pietro

Lifelong learning as an emerging right The intersection of the logics of filiation in the context Laris Gaiser, Italy of beginning of life: a psychoanalytic approach Maria Clelia Zurlo, Italy Policies of Naples municipality for the Lifelong Learning and the migrants The human embryo between res and person inspired Annamaria Palmieri, Italy from the legal debate of the ancient world Osvaldo Sacchi, Italy BIOETHICS EDUCATION (3) Hall J Co-Chairs: Vina Vaswani, Maria de la Luz Casas Bioethical issues at the beginning of life and female citizenship Positive attitude changes in bioethics students before Emilia Taglialatela, Italy and after survey application Maria de la Luz Casas, México Political appreciation and judicial control in Italian law on assisted reproduction technologies The implications of bioethics education for developing Andrea Patroni Griffi, Italy nations S. Iniobong Udoidem, Nigeria Parental responsibility and responsible parenthood: some reflections about the instruments for the defense Introducing bioethics course in a medical university in of children reference to medically assisted procreation India for the first time - the challenges in Italian law Vina Vaswani, India Laura Tricomi, Italy

ETHICS KNOWLEDGE OF Hall K SIOF NATIONAL CONGRESS ON Hall C HEALTH CARE WORKERS FORENSIC DENTISTRY WORKSHOP (4) Co-Chairs: Dilara Mamedaliyeva, Maurizio Carnassale Discussion Current level of knowledge, perception and practice Election of SIOF President and Assembly of medical law and ethics among Nigerian medical practitioners: deficiencies and remedies - the Nigerian ABORTION Hall D model Co-Chairs: Laura Andrissi, Sara Dejevsarov Awawu Grace Nmadu, Nigeria Cultural differences and the intention to undergo an About nurses knowledge of medical deontology elective abortion in case of a fetal abnormality Dilara Mamedaliyeva, Azerbaijan Sara Dejevsarov, Israel

The international code of ethics for occupational health Immigrant women from sub-Saharan Africa in Italy: a professionals: a guide for the physicians who work for survey on the phenomenon of induced early abortion Italian Workers’ Compensation Authority during their irregular staying: epidemiological, Maurizio Carnassale, Italy anthropological and ethical aspects Laura Andrissi, Italy 16:30-17:00 Coffee break and poster session The human embryo David ern , Czech Republic 17:00-18:30 Woman’s right to abort a viable fetus EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR Hall A Pnina Lifshitz-Aviram, Israel CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY WORKSHOP BIOETHICAL ISUES IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY: WPA SECTION ON PSYCHIATRY, Hall E NEW TECHNOLOGIES, NEW FRONTIERS, NEW RULES? LAW AND ETHICS (4) Co-Chairs: Domenico Palombo, Oto Oztekin Co-Chairs: Asima Mehboob Khan, Gisela Badura-Lotter

The need of ethical training for cardiovascular surgeons Mental disorder and incapacity to make healthcare Domenico Palombo, Italy decisions Claire Rommelaere, Belgium ECMO: limits and indications, a bioethical discussion Oto Oztekin, Turkey Assessment of parenting competence in individuals with mental illness and the role of a new kind of legal EVAR for abdominal aortic aneurysm in elderly patients: guardianship in Italy bioethical issues Linda Alfano, Italy Lazar Davidovic, Serbia Tuesday, November 19, 2013 199

The professional discourse on desire for children and CHILD PSYCHIATRY WORKSHOP Hall I parenthood in mental health service users in Germany THE CHILDHOOD TRAUMA IN THE BREAKDOWN OF - reflections of the past on actual ethical challenges FAMILY RELATIONSHIP: CLINICAL AND BIOETHICAL Gisela Badura-Lotter, Germany ASPECTS Co-Chairs: Angelo Maria Inverso, Fabio Canziani “Mind” and health - an awareness program for media Asima Mehboob Khan, Pakistan The childhood trauma in the breakdown of family relationship: clinical and bioethical aspects BIOETHICS GENERAL (4) Hall F Angelo Maria Inverso, Italy Co-Chairs: Éloïse Gennet, Samual A. Garner Parental conflict separation as an early traumatic event Bioethics and compulsory hospitalization: the evolution for child of crack in São Paulo, Brazil Maria Giuseppina Mantione & Alessandra Muscetta, Italy Ruy de Mathis, Brazil Pathology in the parental relationship: the good praxis Defining an interdisciplinary research methodology for evaluation of parental capabilities linking legal, normative and empirical ethics Elisa Spizzichino, Italy Éloïse Gennet, Switzerland To preserve the children from parental conflict and An introduction to animal research ethics divorce by application of juridical and clinical Samual A. Garner, USA instruments Adriana Mazzucchelli, Italy Conscience and bioethics: what if everybody were objectors? Conditions and limits of protective measures involving Michele Saporiti, Italy child’s removal from primary attachment figures: psychological and ethical aspects ETHICS GENERAL (4) Hall G Tiziana Frau & Sabina Gorcelli, Italy Co-Chairs: Ralf Stutzki, Yael Efron BIOETHICS EDUCATION (4) Hall J Giving them their voices back: a media project offers Co-Chairs: Sashka Popova, Siti Pariani a floor for the vulnerable Ralf Stutzki, Switzerland Bioethics education in a South African university of technology - a multidimensional best practice approach Dictatorships reflect societal faultlines Willem A. Hoffmann, South Africa Digvijay Singh Goel, New Zealand How to learn bioethic in school of medicine (bioethic Law students as agents of social change - moral values education) and attitudes in Zefat College School of Law Siti Pariani, Indonesia Yael Efron, Israel Working towards a culture of collaboration in medical Bioethics and autism: securing the moral compass of schools children with autism in developing countries Sashka Popova, Bulgaria Mona Indargiri, USA BIOETHICS AND RELIGION Hall K The assessment of medical professionalism among new Co-Chairs: Annie Reiss, Diana Aurenque paramedical staff under post-graduate training program Bioethics between science and religion Chiung-hsuan Chiu, Taiwan Flora Strozenberg & Edna Raquel Hogeman, Brazil

MEDICAL ETHICS (4) Hall H Jewish perspectives on distributive justice and economic Co-Chairs: Zafrira Hillel-Diamant, Josef Ku considerations in medical care Annie Reiss, Israel Does a child on chronic ventilation have the right to demand home care? The new law on religious circumcision in Germany and Zafrira Hillel-Diamant, Israel its legal, ethical and political debate Diana Aurenque, Germany Understanding of euthanasia by medical students Josef Ku , Czech Republic Christian anthropology vs. the new anthropology and the quest for human perfection Pictorial art as alternative way of communication: a Tomasz Kraj, Poland case report in a patient with Alzheimer Disease Marina Tullii, Italy Coping with religious pluralism in public bioethics discourse Scientometrical studies on hot topics and research Chris Durante, USA structures of Chinese medical ethics in recent 20 years Yanhua Lv, China

Over reliance upon diagnostic aids and its implications upon our practice as physicians Uri Netz, Israel 20 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9

09:00-10:30 WPA SECTION ON PSYCHIATRY, Hall E LAW AND ETHICS (5) AOGOI WORKSHOP (1) Hall A Co-Chairs: Samuel Wolfman, Washington Fonseca ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY – I Co-Chairs: Vito Trojano, Antonio G. Spagnolo Non-consented ECT treatment for involuntary hospitalized mentally ill patients When does human life begin… endless Samuel Wolfman, Israel controversies? Asim Kurjak, Croatia Psychiatric treatment consent and the support trustee: from a new form of guardianship to the “cura Is preimplantation genetic diagnosis ethical? personae” Giovanni Monni, Italy Diana Galletta, Italy

Ethics an essential dimension of prenatal diagnosis Is there autonomy of the will for mentally ill patients? Domenico Arduini, Italy What are the roles for patients, family, physicians and legal authorities? Brazilian solutions and perspectives Planned home birth: an ethical challenge for the Washington Fonseca, Brazil developed world Frank Chervenak, USA A challenging future for ethical decision-making in psychiatry WAR, SECURITY AND ETHICS Hall B Magdaleen Swanepoel, South Africa Co-Chairs: Mohd Zin Bidin, Barry Roth BIOETHICS GENERAL (5) Hall F Ethics & military medicine: an analysis of medical Co-Chairs: Morten Ebbe Juul Nielsen, Nenad Ceki civilian assistance programs & the problem of dual loyalty A survey on the degree of knowledge of bioethics and Sheena M. Eagan Chamberlin, USA its application in health management Annunziata Mazzitelli, Italy Medical ethics in war: a moral dilemma? Mohd Zin Bidin, Malaysia Lifestyle diseas and personal responsibility Morten Ebbe Juul Nielsen, How do you know when it’s torture? Barry Roth, USA Bioethical implications of globalisation and societies in transition BIOETHICS AND FILM: AUDIOVISUAL Hall C Russell D’Souza, Australia RESOURCES FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH Co-Chairs: Moty Benyakar, Juan Jorge Michel Fariña Metaethics and bioethics: “psychopath case” Nenad Ceki , Serbia Cinema and television: developing subjective dimensions to deal with bioethics RESEARCH ETHICS (1) Hall G Moty Benyakar, Argentina Co-Chairs: Hedva Eyal, Francis Kombe

Bioethics in contemporary cinematic narratives Regulation of medical experiments on human subjects: Andrea Hellemeyer, Colombia the case of anthrax experiments in IDF Hedva Eyal, Israel The ethical condition of man: a music-oral reading of the second chorus of Sophocles’ Antigone Understanding why people refuse to participate in Juan Jorge Michel Fariña, Argentina research may strengthen mutual trust and ethical standard in biomedical research...experiences from INFORMED CONSENT (1) Hall D following up refusals in Kilifi Health and Demographic Co-Chairs: Nicole Gallus, Tracey Elliott Surveillance System, Kenya Francis Kombe, Kenya Free and informed consent to medical treatment and vulnerable persons Some ethical aspects in medical and clinical research Nicole Gallus, Belgium Rodica Feraru, Israel

From consent to choice: the ethical implications of The usage of bio-markers in clinical settings: ethical ‘empowerment-centred healthcare’ reflections (observations?) Luca Chiapperino, Italy Antonio Leo, Italy

Incompetent patient and therapeutic destiny MEDICAL ETHICS (5) Hall H Alessandra De Gasperis, Italy Co-Chairs: Rachel Nissanholtz-Gannot, Raffaella Rinaldi

Factors influencing informed consent implementation The truth and the physician in health care service in Indonesia Rachel Nissanholtz-Gannot, Israel Ivan Rahmatullah, Indonesia

Sacrificing proper practice on the altar of the beauty business? Informed consent in the field of cosmetic dentistry Tracey Elliott, UK Wednesday, November 20, 2013 219

Ethical and clinical implications of interrupting MEDICAL LAW (1) Hall K acetylcholinesterase inhibitor treatment in severe Co-Chairs: Daniela Ito, Michele Capasso Alzheimer’s Raffaella Rinaldi, Italy Judicial intervention in private health care policies in Brazil The biology of empathy and its role in good ethical Daniela Ito, Brazil practice in healthcare delivery Muhammed Suraj Yusuf, Nigeria Legal and ethical challenges in medical rescue Xueqian Zheng, China Healthy lifestyle requirements; laudable or paternalistic meddling Health protection between ethics and law Lizette Schoeman, South Africa Michele Capasso, Italy

Social media and medicine: legal and ethical Development of molecular pathology infrastructure implications in Nigeria: The emerging opportunities, legal and Konstantinos Roditis, Greece ethical implications Victoria Nanben Omole, Nigeria INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I LEARNING WORKSHOP (3) 10:30-11:00 BIOETHICS, MINORS & ADOLESCENTS: TEACHING Coffee break and poster session BIOETHICS AND METHODOLOGICAL PROPOSALS – I Co-Chairs: Luciano Chiappetta, Miroslava Vasinova 11:00-12:30

Bioethics education in a multicultural society: Aosta AOGOI WORKSHOP (2) Hall A Valley Autonomous Region examples and suggestions ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF OBSTETRICS & Anna Maria Traversa, Italy GYNECOLOGY – II Co-Chairs: Giovanni Scambia, Carmine Nappi The project “A healthy week!” Claudio Todesco, Italy Cord blood banking public or private? Antonio Chiàntera, Italy Ethics problems and values transmission to prevent premature childhood What is the role of fetal therapy? Antonella Migliore, Italy Giuseppe Noia, Italy

Best practices of Campania URS Evolving ethical challenges of HIV in obstetrics & Ugo Bouchè, Italy gynecology Pasquale Martinelli, Italy BIOETHICS EDUCATION (5) Hall J Co-Chairs: Irina Pollard, Jose T. Thomé Women and children first: an ethical challenge for the developing world Bioscience ethics education: challenging learning across Laurence McCullough, USA the generations with particular reference to human reproductive biology NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall B Irina Pollard, Australia COMMITTEE & CIRB WORKSHOP (1) END OF LIFE – I Principles of the education in bioethics and eco- Co-Chairs: Lorenzo Chieffi, Giuseppe Lissa bioethics in medical schools and to the health´s professionals in hospitals in São Paulo At the edge of consciousness: does neuroscience Jose T. Thomé, Brazil revolutionize law at the end of life? Valeria Marzocco, Italy Bioethics education on vulnerable subjects and groups Zoran Todorovi , Serbia Technological delay of death Rosalba Tufano, Italy Emotional intelligence as methodology and didactic tool in teaching bio-ethics at nursing schools: practical Disorders of consciousness and brain death: medical steps and ethical considerations Daniella Keidar, Israel Anna Estraneo, Italy

A disability bioethics curriculum that encourages From cardiac death to brain death: how death is ascertained reflection and open discussion among students and Giuseppe Mastroroberto, Italy community members Julie Rogers, USA The right to self-determination of terminally ill patients through the interpretation of constitutional principles The interdisciplinary ethics course at Howard University Lorenzo Chieffi, Italy Health Sciences Center: a model of ethics education for in the 21st Century Profiles of legal significance of advance directives for Assya Pascalev, USA medical treatment: experiences to comparison Roberta Catalano, Italy 22 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9

NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C BIOETHICS GENERAL (6) Hall F COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (1) Co-Chairs: Tatyana A. Sidorova, Susanna H. Davtyan CLINICAL TRIALS, DILEMMAS THERAPEUTIC, ETHICS COMMITTEES Aspects of normativity in bioethics Co-Chairs: Carmine Donisi, Dario Sacchini Tatyana A. Sidorova, Russia

Contributions from the discussions held by the national Principles of responsibility and precautionary in the bioethics committee on scientific research and the role use of antibiotics and anabolic in cattle: a Colombian of ethics committees in Italy experience Pasquale Severino, Italy Gina Lorena García, Colombia

Ethical committees in Europe The fifteen year experience of the bioethical committee Emanuele Capasso, Italy for veterinary medicine Pasqualino Santori, Italy Insurance coverage in clinical trials in the experience of the ethics committee for biomedical activities “Carlo Bioethics, word curing and music therapy Romano” Susanna H. Davtyan, Armenia Igino Amirante, Italy RESEARCH ETHICS (2) Hall G The use of placebo in clinical trials: a matter still in Co-Chairs: Anton A. van Niekerk, Tomas J. Silber progress Danila Faillace, Italy The legitimacy of race as variable in the deliberations of Institutional Review Boards (IRB’s) Light and shadow in the new Italian regulation on Anton A. van Niekerk, South Africa ethics committees Paola Buccelli, Italy Clinical study with medical device in the Lecce ASL Rossella Ileana Romano, Italy INFORMED CONSENT (2) Hall D Co-Chairs: Adam Dolezal, Rima Nakkash Protection of human subjects: introducing the Research Participant and Family Advocate (RPFA) Informed consent in Czech Republic and Slovak Republic Tomas J. Silber, USA - ethical and legal issues Adam Dolezal, Czech Republic Is it ethically justifiable to involve children in non- therapeutic research? Informed consent, autonomy and compensation in Domnita Oana B d r u, Switzerland the twenty-first century - a call for a new approach Nili Karako-Eyal, Israel MEDICAL ETHICS (6) Hall H Co-Chairs: Altin Stafa, Juan Bar el Practices of obtaining informed consent in Lebanon and Qatar: a disconnect between standards and practice Physician-patient communication during the Rima Nakkash, Lebanon endovascular and percutaneous therapeutic procedures: some personal considerations based on a personal Is consent truly informed? The readability scores of experience in an interventional radiology- information and consent forms for cancer clinical trials neuroradiology clinical context and research in Italy Altin Stafa, Italy Laura McMahon, Italy Ethical aspects of the treatment of people belonging BIOETHICS TRAINING IN INDIAN MEDICAL Hall E to mythical cults EDUCATION Juan Bar el, Israel Co-Chairs: Mushtaq Margoob, Russell D’Souza, Rizwan Taj Nothing is what it seems - prenatal diagnosis in Poland Bioethics applied from the Islamic religion Weronika Chanska, Poland Rizwan Taj, Pakistan When can a family physician refuse to treat a patient? Bioethics training in medical education in India current Yisrael Katz, Israel requirements Mary Mathew, India Assessment of ethics courses in professional ethics education Developing bioethics curriculum in medical education Mariette van den Hoven, The Netherlands in India - current practice Princy Palaty, India INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I LEARNING WORKSHOP (4) Globalisation and bioethics education and training in BIOETHICS, MINORS & ADOLESCENTS: TEACHING India BIOETHICS AND METHODOLOGICAL PROPOSALS – II Dinesh Narayanan, India Co-Chairs: Luciano Chiappetta, Miroslava Vasinova

CIRED actions: study cases Giuseppina Iommelli, Italy Wednesday, November 20, 2013 239

Understanding the social “fragility” Opt-out organ procurement policies and good Antonio Esposito, Italy communities: arguments to improve procurement James L. Nelson, USA The development of bioethics thinking skills Luigia Melillo, Italy Organ procurement: Spanish transplant procurement management Legal aspects in educational processes: de iure condito Vincent Torregrossa, Spain and de iure condendo Agata Bonaudo, Italy Harvesting cadaveric tissues for therapeutic transplantation after judicial autopsy: the primacy of BIOETHICS EDUCATION (6) Hall J ethics in a climate of regulatory uncertainty Co-Chairs: Mohammad Baharuddin, Silviya Aleksandrova- Carlo Vosa, Italy Yankulovska FEDERICO II NAPLES UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall B Overview learning implementation of bioethics of COMMITTEE & CIRB WORKSHOP (2) midwifery education in Indonesia END OF LIFE – II Mohammad Baharuddin, Indonesia Co-Chairs: Franco Contaldo, Franco Rengo

Knowledge, attitudes and practices of nursing ethics Advance health care directives: the living will between medical students in Mali self-determination of the person and physician Samba Diop, Mali autonomy Pietro Tarsitano, Italy Current situation and issues of continuing ethics education in nursing The right to self-determination and end-of-life Yuko Hamajima, Japan decisions: the role of the fiduciary Barbara Salvatore, Italy Obstacles to effective ethics education of medical professionals in Bulgaria Living will: problematic profiles Silviya Aleksandrova-Yankulovska, Bulgaria Carlo Venditti, Italy

Mutual learning to overcome the risk of self-referencing Living will according to the Italian Acts in health professions Rosa Guarino, Italy Antonio Del Puente, Italy Right not to suffer and the analgesic therapies MEDICAL LAW (2) Hall K Daniela Minutelli, Italy Co-Chairs: Kim Hwee Koh, Lucy A. Knouse The spiritual assistance Ethics and regulation of aesthetic medicine - a Adolfo Russo, Italy Singapore experience Kim Hwee Koh, Singapore NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (2) Right for health protection in CIS countries constitutions CLINICAL TRIALS, DILEMMAS THERAPEUTIC, ETHICS Fatima Aliyeva, Azerbaijan COMMITTEES Co-Chairs: Guido Rossi, Ascanio Sirignano Development of health bill in Kenya: challenges and lessons learnt Ethical implications of the collection of biological Lucy Musyoka, Kenya material and relevant information Mimmo de Cristofaro, Italy Health law and its impact on defensive medicine Lucy A. Knouse, USA Is there an ethical ground for derogating from individual integrity principles in favour of scientific Patients’ rights as an indicator of health system progress in clinical trials? development Claudio Buccelli, Italy Fidan Rustamova, Azerbaijan An opinion of the EC “Carlo Romano” on continuation 12:30-13:30 of therapy in a newborn with a rare disease Optional lunch break Maria Antonietta Zinno, Italy

13:30-15:00 An opinion of EC “Carlo Romano” on continuation of treatment in an anencephalic newborn NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall A Ida Cerrone, Italy COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (1) ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION Futile trials: ethical issues Co-Chairs: Enrico Di Salvo, Roberto Catanesi Massimo Niola, Italy

Analyzing donation in XXI century: toward new frontiers Alessandro Nanni Costa, Italy 24 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9

INFORMED CONSENT (3) Hall D Power relations in research encounters: implications Co-Chairs: Deirdre Madden, Vered Windman for ethics in research Guy Enosh, Israel Medical treatment of children and parental consent in Ireland Ethical considerations in racial inclusion for clinical Deirdre Madden, Ireland research Glenn Ellis, USA Medical treatment of minors: child and family autonomy and state intervention Maximum risk standard in biomedical research Vered Windman, Israel Joanna Rozynska, Poland

Patient’s right to informed consent in Republic Srpska: The moral obligation to participate in medical research legal and ethical aspects (with special reference to the Daniel Fu-Chang Tsai, Taiwan physical rehabilitation process) Igor Milinkovi , Bosnia and Herzegovina About patients, “inventors”, journalists, scientists and IRBs (to say nothing of the institutions): CCSVI and MS A narrative model for informed consent with youth Antonella Piga, Italy Michelle A. Mullen, Canada MEDICAL ETHICS (7) Hall H A call for consensus if the aim is protection: review of Co-Chairs: Ahmad Ayesha, Patricia Oliveira vulnerability in research Daima Bukini, Tanzania Rape - a terminal condition of trauma: why palliative care is a better approach than psychiatry CULTURALLY RELEVANT BIOETHICS FOR Hall E Ahmad Ayesha, UK ASIA PACIFIC Co-Chairs: Mary Mathew, Russell D’Souza, Anu kant Mittal Disruptive effects in patients with burn aftereffects Patricia Oliveira, Argentina The need to develop cultural relevant bioethics for Asia Regional differences in cancer survival of patients: D. Balakrishnan, India ethical problems of health policy and clinical governance Bioethics from the Vedic tradition times application Rosalba Caldarazzo, Italy to Asia Manu Mittal, India Doing right for patients: a grounded theory on physicians’ understanding and negotiation of ethical Novel methods in bioethics education in medical schools dilemmas Anu kant Mittal, India Rhodora C. Estacio, Philippines

Role of ethics committee in Kashmir University Whistleblow while you work: is it ethically acceptable Arshad Hussein, India for doctors to use the media as a means for ‘blowing the whistle’? BIOETHICS GENERAL (7) Hall F Chantal Cox-George, UK Co-Chairs: Magda Slabbert, Anastasia Zakariadze INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I The dead teaching the living, Von Hagens Body Worlds LEARNING WORKSHOP (5) - art, entertainment, education or a violation of human DNA & INTERCULTURAL IDENTITY dignity? Co-Chairs: Cinzia Caporale, Giacomo Sado Magda Slabbert, South Africa The public perception of neuroscience Institute of bioethics clinical ethics consultation of Agnes Allansdottir, Italy Università Cattolica: analysis of an experience Dario Sacchini, Italy Mind as an emergent property Pietro Calissano, Italy Violating dignity by offering organs for sale? A critical evaluation of dignity in the current debate Genomic studies and ethical issues in the China of the Zümrüt Alpinar, Switzerland third millennium Daniela Caruso, Italy Bioethical dilemmas in front of the challenges of contemporary world-teaching, learning, research (TSU Perspectives of medicine and genomic-omics experience) Giuseppe Novelli, Italy Anastasia Zakariadze, Georgia From bioethics to neuroethics Demand for circumcision of males is on the increase Elisabetta Sirgiovanni, Italy in Italy: ethics problems Maria Gloria de Bernardo, Italy ETHICAL DECISION MAKING Hall J Co-Chairs: Donrich Jordaan, Patrick Schuchter RESEARCH ETHICS (3) Hall G Co-Chairs: Guy Enosh, Daniel Fu-Chang Tsai Intuition in clinical reasoning Laura Leondina Campanozzi, Italy Wednesday, November 20, 2013 259

The regulation of surrogate motherhood in South Africa: FEDERICO II NAPLES UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall B a human rights analysis of the genetic link requirement COMMITTEE & CIRB WORKSHOP (3) Donrich Jordaan, South Africa END OF LIFE – III Co-Chairs: Paola Izzo, Mario Di Luca Natale A pluralistic, multi-methodological model in clinical ethics End of life care and risk of overtreatments: an Evyatar Shayevitz, Israel introduction Franco Contaldo, Italy Evaluation of training activities in the field of ethics and health communication in Albania Theological reflection on pain and suffering Adrian Hoxha, Albania Ignazio Schinella, Italy

Organizing spaces for everyday ethical reflection - a An ethics of responsibility for managing end-of-life narrative approach in clinical ethics consultation processes Patrick Schuchter, Austria Giuseppe Lissa, Italy

MEDICAL LAW (3) Hall K Therapeutic obstinacy: notes for an analysis of end- Co-Chairs: Tiziana Maria Devoti, Adila Abasova of-life bioethical issues Emilia D’Antuono, Italy On the urgent need to codify international bioethics law and to form a unified and specialized systems of The life-prolonging measures (aggressive treatment) international and national bioethical courts in legislation of foreign countries Victoria Tretiakova, Ukraine Francesco Catapano, Italy

International legal protection of child’s medical rights Therapeutic obstinacy and bioethical issues Alfredo Marinelli, Italy Aytan Mustafayeva, Azerbaijan Legal aspects of “therapeutic obstinacy” How development of the international bioethical Donisi Carmine, Italy legislation influences on Azerbaijan laws Adila Abasova, Azerbaijan The damage of therapeutic fury Casella Claudia, Italy Pharmacists-promoters of good health: new profile of professional responsibility NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C Tiziana Maria Devoti, Italy COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (3) CLINICAL TRIALS, DILEMMAS THERAPEUTIC, ETHICS Ethical and legal problems in forensic medicine in Slovakia COMMITTEES Andrea Baloghová, Slovakia Co-Chairs: Ascanio Sirignano, Dario Sacchini

15:00-16:30 More professionals in ethics committees Carlalberto Leone, Italy NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall A COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (2) Ethics committee opinion on a case of surgery in autistic ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION child Co-Chairs: Enrico Di Salvo, Roberto Catanesi Loriana Paciello, Italy

Ethical issues in the transplantation of uterus Information and consent, analysis of the exhaustiveness Fabio Policino, Italy of communication and adequacy of information in biomedical trials with the participations of the expert Sharing opinion and participative research: from people in psychology expectations to independent information in organ Adriana Scuotto, Italy donation either in hospital than in territorial services Elena Giancotti, Italy Informed consent, the role of psychologists as communication experts Organisational determinants in procurement and Arianna Iorio, Italy transplantation pathway: from evidence review to organizational toolbox INFORMED CONSENT (4) Hall D Fabiana Rubba, Italy Co-Chairs: Daniel Sperling, Carlo Pasetti

Sociological model of donation Physician financial and organizational interests: the Giulia Mancini, Italy revised legal doctrine of informed consent and bioethics Daniel Sperling, Israel

The role of informed consent in assisted reproductive technologies Faiza K. Aliyeva, Azerbaijan 26 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9

Information, awareness, decision-making: observational Not a dead giveaway: human remains and the study of clinical ethics applied to progressive chronic researcher’s responsibilities diseases Mark Spigelman, Israel Carlo Pasetti, Italy The ethics of research in palliative care in an HIV “Off label” medical treatments in neuro-cognitive homeless community in South Africa disorders: competency of the patient and validity of Therese Maarschalk, South Africa informed consent Felice Carabellese, Italy MEDICAL ETHICS (8) Hall H Co-Chairs: Marek Czarkowski, Jining Li THE ROLE OF BIOETHICS IN MEDICAL Hall E EDUCATION IN ASIA Hospital ethics committees in Poland - first attempts Co-Chairs: Russell D’Souza, Tran Huong Marek Czarkowski, Poland

The call of the Davui: heralding an era of change for Development of ethical committees in the Chinese the Pacific hospitals and protection for the patient’s rights Sharon Biribo, Fiji Jining Li, China

Conflict of interest between the institutional goals for Ethical aspects in treating diabetes mellitus advancement of knowledge and institutional ethics - Agung Pranoto, Indonesia issues and solutions P. Thangaraju, India Professional interpersonal relationships involving physicians - Croatian perspective Bioethics curriculum in medical education in Indonesia Marko urkovi , Croatia Sajid Darmadipura, Indonesia Conscientious objection in emergency contraception: BIOETHICS GENERAL (8) Hall F is it (a) right? Co-Chairs: Irada Huseynova, Ahmed Binsumeit Khitamy Costantino Ciallella, Italy Badawy ITALIAN FEDERATION OF SPEECH Hall I Resolutions of regional and biopolitical issues in THERAPISTS WORKSHOP (1) situation of historical and cultural diversity in the YOUTH OFFENDING AND SPEECH AND LANGUAGE Caucasus THERAPY (YOSALT) Irada Huseynova, Azerbaijan Co-Chairs: Tiziana Rossetto, Giuseppe De Michele

Bioethics in the system of fundamental universal human The YOSALT Project and national values Raffaella Citro, Italy Nigar Kalandarli, Azerbaijan The European partnership The Omani National Committee for Bioethics: making Barbara Ciampella, Italy regulations and drawing up legislation, with special reference to embryonic stem cell research and end of The use of the screening tool in Italy life issues Simona Silvestro, Italy Ahmed Binsumeit Khitamy Badawy, Oman Prevalence of speech language communication The truth and meaning of the human embryo’s life: difficulties in Italian young offenders from ancient Greece to the contemporary bioethical Anna Giulia De Cagno, Italy debate Emilia D’Antuono, Italy Recommendations for speech and language therapy in the juvenile justice Healthcare professionals well-being at work: the case Tiziana Rossetto, Italy of an Italian region Giuseppe Villani, Italy RISK MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY Hall J Co-Chairs: Helen Malka-Zeevi, Pablo Simón-Lorda RESEARCH ETHICS (4) Hall G Co-Chairs: Charles Weijer, Tapani Keränen Clinical risk management and medical and legal sides in the implementation of the telemedicine on more Ethical issues in cluster randomized trials in health than one medical facility in the transfusion medicine research: an overview and implications for education service of the Rome B Local Health Unit of researchers and research ethics committees Giancarlo Carbone, Italy Charles Weijer, Canada Can ethical evaluation be an alternative way of Placebo controlled clinical trials: how rationale for the preventing medical errors? use of placebo is justified Andreas A. Prokopiou, Cyprus Tapani Keränen, Finland Raising the awareness of error reporting as part of Ethical issues identified in research proposals reviewed organizational culture and patient safety by the school of health sciences research committee Helen Malka-Zeevi, Israel Numa Vera, Fiji Wednesday, November 20, 2013 279

Content of syllabi of “public health ethics” courses in The dilemmas of the trial patients with end-stage accredited U.S. programs and schools of public health Mario Giuliano, Italy Pablo Simón-Lorda, Spain Psychological support to the family in the “life-end” MULTICULTURALISM (1) Hall K Valentina Battimiello, Italy Co-Chairs: Aline Albuquerque, Maria Teresa Tassinari The management of the emotional stress of parents Intercultural bioethics: the use of human rights tools in paediatric oncology for conflict solution Fabio Borrometi, Italy Aline Albuquerque, Brazil End of life-care: economics and management aspects Individual counseling as efficacious strategy for Giovanni Persico, Italy eradication of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in immigrant women living in South Italy About the choices between “home care” and “hospice” Luciano Gualdieri, Italy Carlo Musella, Italy

“Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu”: an Afrocentric NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C approach to bioethics COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (4) Tambu Muoni, Jersey ETHICAL PROBLEMS THE TASK OF AID TO THE PEOPLE IN EMERGENCY SITUATION The person: medicine’s end, not means - analysis from Chair: Luigi Saccà a salutogenic perspective Maria Teresa Tassinari, Italy Humanitarian aid and medical emergency response relief in international disasters: recovery of medical “Living in a shell of something I’m not”: transsexuality paternalism vs. diffusion of patient autonomy and bioethics viewed from the Jewish-Christian Fabio Ciciliano, Italy perspective Mathias Wirth, Germany Proposal for the realization of a European civil protection module for the forensic pathology and 16:30-17:00 disaster victim identification Coffee break and poster session Laura Moscatello, Italy

17:00-18:30 Bioethical aspects in the health care of refugees during the 2011-2012 immigration emergency in Southern SIOT COMMISSION FOR VOLUNTARY Hall A Mediterranean ACTIVITIES AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Antonio Tuccillo, Italy WORKSHOP INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION BIOETHICS AND THE LAW Hall D Co-Chairs: Maurizio Piazza, Elio Sena Co-Chairs: Radmyla Hrevtsova, Chongqi Wu

International cooperation in emergency situation Conscientious objection, law and bioethics: the right Maurizio Piazza, Italy to disobey law based on moral, religious or philosophical convictions and its interface with bioethics Ethics and surgical care in mid-term development Selma Aparecida Cesarin, Brazil program income countries: paradigm shift Marco Foletti, Italy The interplay of bioethics and health law: global and local dimensions OPBG clinical & surgical services in developing countries Radmyla Hrevtsova, Ukraine Lorenzo Borghese, Italy Bioethical regulation in a pluralistic society Ethics and empathy in the therapeutics relationship Pawel Luków, Poland Elio Sena, Italy Initiate thinking on joint development of bioethics Commission for volunteering and international and disciplinary building of health law cooperation Chongqi Wu, China Michele Saccomanno, Italy Legal status of embryo in the context of stem cell research ND OF LIFE – IV Vinko Galiot, Croatia Co-Chairs: Agata Bonaudo, Sabino De Placido PUBLIC HEALTH Hall E Futile treatment in neonatology Co-Chairs: Milica Prostran, Marie-Geneviève Pinsart Roberto Paludetto, Italy Public role of the medical profession in the changing Extraordinary life-saving measures in ICU world Antonio Corcione, Italy Iva Miteva, Bulgaria

Therapeutic obstinacy in geriatrics Compulsory and recommended vaccines in Franco Rengo, Italy development age: the importance of voluntary assent Rosagemma Ciliberti, Italy 28 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9

Child’s vaccination refusal by parents: an event Woman’s right to refuse treatment during childbirth changing the face of the power Zuzana Candigliota, Czech Republic Marie-Geneviève Pinsart, Belgium ITALIAN FEDERATION OF SPEECH Hall I A human rights’ conscience in public health THERAPISTS WORKSHOP (2) Jane Wathuta, Italy BIOETHICAL IMPLICATIONS IN THE CLINICAL PRACTICE OF SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY: ACTIONS WITH Is networking the key for improving the situation of COMPLEX PATIENTS patients with rare diseases in Serbia? Co-Chairs: Raffaella Citro, Giuseppe De Michele Milica Prostran, Serbia The action of the speech therapist and the conflict ORGAN TRANSPLANT, ETHICS AND Hall F about the right thing to do THE LAW Franca Balbo Mossetto, Italy Co-Chairs: Melania Borgo, Eliezer I. Klainman The role of speech and language therapist in senile The analysis of the productization of organ age communication: the importance of the ethics and transportation in the angles of ethics and laws respect for the person Yunliang Chen, China Marta De Mattia, Italy

The principle of autonomy and the principle of justice Disorders of consciousness and awareness in severe on organ transplantation acquired brain injury: bioethics compare with speech Melania Borgo, Italy therapy Angela Lucia Fogliato, Italy Transplantation of human organs: universal panacea or one of the ways to save the life? Bioethics and pediatric palliative care: the contribution Nataliya Hnatush, Ukraine of speech and language therapist Alessandra Renzi, Italy Organ transplants - rational and ethic problems Eliezer I. Klainman, Israel CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND BIOETHICS Hall J Co-Chairs: Roy G. Spece, Tomas Dolezal Human organ transplantation in Singapore John Y.H. Liow, Singapore The U.S. Constitution and bioethics: mutual illuminations RESEARCH ETHICS (5) Hall G Roy G. Spece, USA Co-Chairs: Barry Poata Smith, Katherine Wade Ethical issues in international legal acts and A discussion on ethical research in the humanities constitutional law of the Republic of Azerbaijan analyzed by a Brazilian Research Ethics Committee Sona Kalandarli, Azerbaijan Deise Juliana Francisco, Brazil Medical law under the Strasbourg influence: on a road When less is more: raising and challenging expectations to ius communae?! around indigenous research consultation in New Tomas Dolezal, Czech Republic Zealand Barry Poata Smith, New Zealand MULTICULTURALISM (2) Hall K Co-Chairs: Eli Buchbinder, Osaretin James Odia Non-therapeutic research with neonates: challenges from a European perspective Self-determination in intervention with Arab battered Katherine Wade, Ireland women in medical community clinics in Israel Eli Buchbinder, Israel Ethical committees’ role in the definition of priority levels of care pathways: off label drugs use The relation between law, religion, culture and medical Maria Rosaria Romano, Italy ethics in Nigeria Osaretin James Odia, Nigeria MEDICAL ETHICS (9) Hall H Co-Chairs: Nurbay Irmak, Debora De Bartolo Psychological vulnerability in the Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers (CARA) of Crotone, Italy Professional ethics in extreme circumstances: Erika Angeletti, Italy responsibilities of attending physicians and healthcare providers in hunger strikes Maternity and immigrant women Nurbay Irmak, USA Elena Carovigno, Italy

Are there evidences for harm in tube feeding in patients Islam and palliative care with advanced dementia? Kartina A. Choong, UK Reuven Friedmann, Israel

The ethics enigma of the cancer pain in Italy: from pharmacological therapy to the application of a method of psycho-social care integrated Debora De Bartolo, Italy Thursday, November 21, 2013 299

09:00-10:30 “Evidence-based medicine” and “good clinical practice” in modern medicine: advantages or problems for the INPS WORKSHOP Hall A patient? SOCIAL SECURITY MEDICINE AND BIOETHICS: Nunzia Cannovo, Italy REFLECTIONS AND PERSPECTIVES President: Massimo Piccioni Teaching bioethics in medical schools Co-Chairs: Stefano Castaldo, Vincenzo Rio Domenico Del Forno, Italy

The relief of suffering in the history of medicine and DEATH AND DYING (1) Hall D of the invalidity pension insurance: comparisons, ethical Co-Chairs: Davor Derencinovic, Silvana Cortese considerations, disease and benefits Vincenzo Martignetti, Italy Advance directives in Romanian medical and juridical practice Bioethics and social security medicine resources: the Maria Aluas, Romania antinomy between ethics and economy, medical and legal evaluation and regulatory harmonization Gypsy women perspectives on end of life decisions Andrea Cavalli, Italy and advance directives Inés Maria Barrio Cantalejo, Spain Gene therapy and neurotechnologies in neurological patient: possible applications, prognostic implications How would you like to die? Greek opinion leaders on and bioethical considerations science, arts and politics reply. A Greek conception of Angelo Moroni, Italy good death and the contemporary pathophysiology of death Psychiatric morbidity in the elderly: current therapy, Konstantinos GI Vazouras, Greece disability and ethical considerations Nicola Di Matteo, Italy Criminal offense of assisted suicide - new laws and old dilemmas Cancers, biological therapy and disability: prognostic Davor Derencinovic, Croatia and ethical aspects Onofrio De Lucia, Italy The role of the family in end-of-life choices Silvana Cortese, Italy FERRARA UNIVERSITY INTERDIPARTIMENTAL Hall B CENTRE OF VICTIMOLOGY WORKSHOP (1) BIOETHICS GENERAL (9) Hall E IMMIGRATION, DIVERSITIES, VIOLENCE Co-Chairs: Ames Dhai, Paolo Benanti Co-Chairs: Francesco Maria Avato, Rosa Maria Gaudio Developing policy for biobank research in South Africa: The medical doctor and the clandestine people: the the Wits Human Research Ethics Committee (Medical) Italian vision approach Sara Chierici, Italy Ames Dhai, South Africa

A woman portrait based on the Code of Lekë Dukagjini, The ethics consultation: which role in biobanks the medieval Albanian customary law: a profane point governance? of view Luciana Caenazzo, Italy Francesco Maria Avato, Italy Ethical paradigms for the evaluation of Slaves of their persecutors, prisoners of their own neurotechnologies in human enhancement body: when handicap becomes a business… Paolo Benanti, Italy Miroslava Vasinova, Italy INAIL WORKSHOP (1) Hall F Violence on “pretty women”: simulation or help PROFESSIONAL RISKS – I request? Co-Chairs: Vittorio Fineschi, Adriano Ossicini, Pietro Iacoviello Roberta Pollicino, Italy Bioethics and the centrality of the person: the correct Forensic investigation about “violence” against women medicine approach retirement Salvatore Tarantino, Italy Daniela Marchetti, Italy

NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C The ethics of safety and biological monitoring of COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (5) workers ETHICAL ASPECTS OF MODERN MEDICINE – I Maurizio Manno, Italy Co-Chairs: Sabino De Placido, Rino Froldi INAIL and pathology work: an overall protection while Anatomical specimens of human origin on display: die respecting the principle of humanization of medicine and become a piece of art and rich Emanuela Turillazzi, Italy Sabato Romano, Italy The diagnostic requirements: the insurmountable limit The role of citizens in genetic research between clinical needs and medical-legal social security Lucia Terracciano, Italy Vincenzo Vecchione & Francesco Burlin, Italy

The role of international stakeholders in genetic research Elia Meccariello, Italy 30 Thursday, November 21, 2013 9

RESEARCH ETHICS (6) Hall G Professional dignity in nursing implicates patient safety Co-Chairs: Jihad Makhoul, Anna-Maija Pietilä for Italian nurses Alessandro Stievano, Italy Protecting or policing? Researchers' views of IRB challenges to their research A motivational intervention to improve personal and Jihad Makhoul, Lebanon professional being of nurses: a mixed methods study Andrea Giordano, Italy Do the patients participating in clinical trials understand information about clinical trials? ISLAMIC BIOETHICS Hall K Asta Cekanauskaite, Lithuania Co-Chairs: Vardit Rispler-Chaim, Emad Gith

Ethical principles in clinical research: views of the nurse Islamic medical ethics: the employment of advanced managers technologies in gender issues Anna-Maija Pietilä, Finland Vardit Rispler-Chaim, Israel

Lived experiences of research ethics chairs: embracing Assisted procreation and abortion in the country by the ethics creep Retha Visagie, South Africa Maria Anna Filosa, Italy

Ethical analysis of the scientific research on animals: The effect of attitudes and beliefs of Jewish and Muslim the practice of the research ethics committee in the mothers on the intention to integrate Down Syndrome Medical University of Sofia children in Society Vihren Petkov, Bulgaria Sivia Barnoy, Israel

Ethical and legal issues in the context of clinical research Principles and issues in the evaluation of parental using vulnerable populations in India competency in Israel’s Arab-Muslim community Sarojini Nadimpally, India Emad Gith, Israel

SALVATORE MAUGERI FONDATION Hall I 10:30-11:00 WORKSHOP Coffee break and poster session COMMUNICATION IN REHABILITATION MEDICINE: ETHICS AND RELATIONAL CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES 11:00-12:30 Co-Chairs: Ines Giorgi, Carlo Pasetti FNOMCeO /NATIONAL FEDERATION OF Hall A In search of a balance between technology and ORDERS OF PHYSICIENS & DENTISTS/WORKSHOP (1) humanization in palliative care MEDICAL DEONTOLOGY Anna Giardini, Italy Co-Chairs: Antonio D'Avanzo, Angelo Fiori

ALS and decision making Ethics, bioethics and medical deontology Marcella Ottonello, Italy Aldo Pagni, Italy

Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG): Historical development of medical deontological codes communicational, cultural and ethics aspects in Italy Francesco Cupella, Italy Sara Patuzzo, Italy

In time and space locked-in: families face New code of medical deontology in Italy vegetative state Roberta Chersevani, Italy Marina Manera, Italy New frontiers in medical deontology “Responsibility” construction Maurizio Benato, Italy Ines Giorgi, Italy FERRARA UNIVERSITY INTERDIPARTIMENTAL Hall B IPASVI ITALIAN PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES Hall J CENTRE OF VICTIMOLOGY WORKSHOP (2) OF NURSES WORKSHOP (1) IMMIGRATION, DIVERSITIES, VIOLENCE NURSING ROLE, DECISION-MAKING AND Co-Chairs: Francesco Maria Avato, Guido Casaroli RESPONSIBILITY: MULTI-PROFESSIONALISM VERSUS INDIVIDUALITY Immigration between hospitality and criminal law Co-Chairs: Stefano Bazzana, Miriam Magri Guido Casaroli, Italy

Use of physical restraint in hospitals and nursing homes: The protection network about asylum seekers: the a multicentre cross-sectional study social point of view in Italy Ermellina Zanetti, Italy Antonio Banchini, Italy

Narrative and the code of ethics: the “instruments” Ethical values of a multicultural and multi-ethnical for an ethic reflection on nursing practice society: Aosta Valley Region’s experience Paola Gobbi, Italy Patrizia Scaglia, Italy

Nurses and multicultural competence in nursing care: Ethics aspects on the mediation cross-cultural activities descriptive survey in Italian Aosta Valley Health Agency in Aosta Valley Region Guy Bertrand Aimé Tchagou Dago, Italy Fulvia Dematteis, Italy Thursday, November 21, 2013 319

NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C INAIL WORKSHOP (2) Hall F COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (6) PROFESSIONAL RISKS – II ETHICAL ASPECTS OF MODERN MEDICINE – II Co-Chairs: Vittorio Fineschi, Adriano Ossicini, Pietro Iacoviello Co-Chairs: Sabino De Placido, Rino Froldi The professional responsibility of the medical-legal The cesarean section under maternal request: ethical evaluation process in social security: how to legal implications homogenize technicality, training, law and ethics Vincenzo Graziano, Italy Patrizio Rossi, Italy

Ethical aspects of sham surgery Technical devices and interventions to support the life Francesco De Micco, Italy of the relationship: the biopsychosocial approach to the person with disabilities to work When the urge to change the appearance of the body Giovanni Cortese, Italy touches the aberration: ethical limits in aesthetic medicine Taking care of the person-injured worker through an Mariano Paternoster, Italy overall protection aimed at reintegration Maria Rosaria Matarrese, Italy Antiblastic drug manipulation in oncology departments: environmental contamination levels, exposure risks, The heritage statistical-information INAIL ethics as a formation/information role and possible consequences tool in the service of the society in respect of the for the sanitary personnel dignity of the person Maria Pieri, Italy Alessandro Salvati, Italy

DEATH AND DYING (2) Hall D ENVIRONMENTAL BIOETHICS (1) Hall G Co-Chairs: Esther-Lee Marcus, Ruth Horn Co-Chairs: José Bicudo, Cécile Bensimon

End of life decisions in oncology – decisions against Public-private partnerships in the water sector: ethical life-prolonging treatment in young patients considerations raised by the marketization of water Katsiaryna Laryionava, Germany Cécile Bensimon, Canada

An institution one cannot disparage: the long-term Bioethical implications of the effect of benzene marital bond and euthanasia in Haneke's film Amour exposure in respiratory functions of Kaduna refinery Esther-Lee Marcus, Israel plant workers and petroleum pump workers in Nigeria Fatima Lami Ciroma, Nigeria Nurses´ difficulties to talk with patients in the end of life about health care decisions Development of a bioethics proposal to implement a Juana María Granero-Moya, Spain reurbanization project in the central area of São Paulo José Bicudo, Brazil Human honor solution process for the euthanasia and willpower concept and the disputes resulting from the The WHO definition of health: a critical reading differences between national laws and international Marianna Nobile, Italy laws in terms of health law and basic human rights Ne e Çetin, Turkey INTERCULTURAL BIOETHICS & LIFELONG Hall I LEARNING WORKSHOP (6) “Dignity” and end-of-life decisions in England and DIGITAL SOCIETY & EMERGENT RIGHTS France Co-Chairs: Carlo Pasetti, Mirella Scala Ruth Horn & Angeliki Kerasidou, UK Culture of innovation, connecting people: figures and BIOETHICS GENERAL (10) Hall E opportunities Co-Chairs: Caue Cosme Dutra da Silva, Ayesha Irshad Sveva Avveduto, Italy

Tattoos and piercings: bioethical and educational Policies of the Basilicata Region for the overthrow of profiles between nature and beauty the digital divide Carmela Bianco, Italy Vito De Filippo, Italy

Toxicological screenings in safety sensitive jobs: Innovation, knowledge and future balancing costs and benefits. Ethics of resources Cristiano Radaelli, Italy Federica Bortolotti, Italy Meeting the challenge of future educational scenarios The present and the future of molecular diagnostic Marco Rossi Doria, Italy tests: there are ethical concerns? Caue Cosme Dutra da Silva, Brazil Digital society: new chances and new differences Giacomo Sado, Italy An analysis of reproductive genetic technology and assisted reproduction with a focus on ethical, religious The dark side of the digital divide and legal challenges in Pakistan Lisa Somma, Italy Ayesha Irshad, Austria 32 Thursday, November 21, 2013 9

IPASVI ITALIAN PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES Hall J Archives of surgical pathology as a tool for OF NURSES WORKSHOP (2) comprehension of biological behaviour of malignancies ETHICAL DILEMMAS: NURSING EDUCATION AND Gabriele Margiotta, Italy NURSING RESEARCH Co-Chairs: Monica Gazzola, Nives Magri The determination of death with regard to organ transplantation: 20 min vs 2 min The nurses attitudes towards the use of physical Arianna Giovannetti, Italy restraint: a focus group study Monica Gazzola, Italy Accidental thawing of embryos and oocytes: legal aspects and medico-legal profiles Ethical difficulties in nursing, educational needs and Michela Cicconi, Italy attitudes about using ethics resources Cinzia Leuter, Italy Post mortem fecundation rules in EU members: the usage of sperm after donor’s death Narrative and bioethics themes within the nursing Paola Mancarella, Italy education Marina Negri, Italy Cultural and ethical issues on female genital mutilation: the Italian situation In search of salience: phenomenological analysis of Laura Panata, Italy moral distress Dina Moranda, Italy The future role of the “invasive” autopsy in the investigation of deaths and possible alternatives Crushing and covert medications in nursing home: Italian Group of Young Medico-legal Doctors prevalence and implications for practice Anna Castaldo, Italy The European legal framework for “compassionate use programmes”: similarities and differences between five REPRODUCTION, ETHICS AND LAW (1) Hall K member states to guarantee a better quality of life in Co-Chairs: Edna Raquel Hogemann, Elena Ignovska patients affected of serious and/or chronic debilitating or life-threatening diseases Transnationalization on the technique of assisted Sara Hemied, Italy human reproduction Edna Raquel Hogemann, Brazil Compassionate use: Italian case law Irene Catarinozzi, Italy The legal position of sperm donors assisting single women to reproduce The use of unapproved drugs for “compassionate use”: Elena Ignovska, Belgium Italian law and re-emerging regulatory requirements Laura Iovenitti, Italy Assisted Human Reproduction (AHR) and the legal concept of filiation NAPLES FEDERICO II UNIVERSITY ETHICS Hall C Martha Miranda, Kenya COMMITTEE WORKSHOP (7) MISCELLANEA Having a child after death: reproductive rights, Co-Chairs: Bruno Della Pietra, Paolo Rubba children’s interests and the regulation of technologies Yun-hsien Diana Lin, Taiwan The travel of “good death” Rosa Ferrara, Italy 12:30-14:00 Long lasting endemic fluorosis in the Vesuvius area FNOMCeO /NATIONAL FEDERATION OF Hall A population: a matter of ethics? ORDERS OF PHYSICIANS & DENTISTS/WORKSHOP (2) Pier Paolo Petrone, Italy BALANCE BETWEEN DEONTOLOGY AND LEGISLATION Co-Chairs: Bruno Zuccarelli, Gian Aristide Norelli Palaeobiological research and ethical implications for treatment, study and conservation of skeletal human Informed consent and advance directives for treatment remains Roberto Longhin, Italy Giuseppe Quaremba, Italy Consent of minors: bioethics point of view Elena Nave, Italy The decision-making process with regard to the video- assisted thoracic surgery in eighty years old hesitant Consent of minors: clinical point of view individuals Roberto Rosset, Italy Ciriaco Cecere, Italy

Conscientious objection DEATH AND DYING (3) Hall D Franco Alberton, Italy Co-Chairs: Ehud Shalmon, Yuichi Minemura

Autonomy of professional practice and constraints of Advanced treatment directives: a comparative study healthcare organizations between Italy and Brazil Antonio Panti, Italy Marilia Pedroso Xavier, Brazil

CONSULTA POSTER SESSION Hall B Playing God at an intensive care unit: the Brazilian Co-Chairs: Eduardo Consiglio, Nicoletta Gasparini case of Dr Virginia de Souza Luciana Pedroso Xavier, Brazil Thursday, November 21, 2013 33

Why we need to strengthen control on GMO food On the violation of self-autonomy of patients in life- products turnover threatening condition: can a dying patient make a Vugar Mammadov, Azerbaijan reasonable decision? Ehud Shalmon, Israel REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS AND ASYLUM Hall I SEEKERS End-of-life care in Andalusia, Spain Co-Chairs: Edward S. Dove, Deborah Zion Maribel Tamayo Velázquez, Spain Access to healthcare for undocumented migrants in Living with an oncological pathology Belgium Roberta Martino, Italy Saphia Mokrane, Belgium

Metaphysical analysis of issues regarding human The biopolitics, ethics and law of compulsory DNA identity in contemporary brain death controversies testing of refugees Yuichi Minemura, USA Edward S. Dove, Canada

BIOETHICS GENERAL (11) Hall E Discrimination of migrants in health care: A systematic Co-Chairs: Weijia Wang, Jalal Aliyev literature review Daniel Drewniak, Switzerland The Confucian tradition of medical ethics in medical humanities About secrets and lies: ethics, stigma and asylum seeker Weijia Wang, China research Deborah Zion, Australia Establishment and development of bioethics science in Azerbaijan NURSING Hall J Jalal Aliyev, Azerbaijan Co-Chairs: Nili Tabak, Sarah Nissim

The DNA databases between the need of justice and Do caregivers have the right to refuse treating the protection of individual rights terrorists? Ester De Luca, Italy Nili Tabak, Israel

Ethical problems of susceptibility testing Nursing students experiences coping with ethical Maria Chiarelli, Italy dilemmas during first clinical placement Sarah Nissim, Israel Bioethical implications of synthetic biology: a precautionary approach to risks of new science What they say: the ethical and moral conduct of nursing Arianna Serra, Italy students during study and clinical practice - a case study CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY Hall F Debbie Muchnik, Israel Co-Chairs: Adi Liberty, Michael Lupton Therapeutic obstinacy: the nursing role between Medical information in a changing world: providing autonomy and responsibility information via phone calls to relatives of hospitalized Christian Dall’Olmo, Italy patients Adi Liberty, Israel REPRODUCTION, ETHICS AND LAW (2) Hall K Co-Chairs: Giovanna Ricci, Stephanie Bernstein The ethics of the Veri Chip human implant Michael Lupton, Australia Current situation of medically assisted reproduction in Italy and jurisprudence of the European Court of Medical data protection: a fundamental right in the Human Rights hi-tech and information society Giovanna Ricci, Italy Fernanda Schaefer Rivabem, Brazil The rights of the unborn child and artificial reproductive technologies Ethical issues in the clinical diagnosis of Huntington Ignatius Chikwado Okuta, Italy Disease Elena Salvatore, Italy Oocyte freezing - producing freedom or reproducing fears? ENVIRONMENTAL BIOETHICS (2) Hall G Stephanie Bernstein, Germany Co-Chairs: Zohar Lederman, Vugar Mammadov Human dignity and assisted reproduction: bioethical For a new ethics and politics of bioculture challenges within the Nigerian context Franco Manti, Italy Michael Etim, Nigeria

Rights of citizens for healthy environment during Is ART a test for conservatism? A Polish case natural urban growth (right to silence) Anna Alichniewicz & Monika Michalowska, Poland Mahammad Imran Oglu Baziqov, Azerbaijan 14:00-14:30 Environmental medicine in the 21st century CLOSING SESSION AND DISPERSAL Zohar Lederman, USA 34 Poster Presentations Tuesday, November 19, 2013

T01 T14 Acquisition of consent to medical treatment under Dealing with violence in a combined organizational mandatory health: simple binding legal or the main structure - an instructive response from a therapeutic, instrument for the promotion of therapeutic ethical and safety perspective relationship Ronit Kigli, Israel Cristiano Barbieri, Italy T15 T02 Health care guarantee in secondary health care - Stability over time in the preferences of older persons telemedicine to the rescue for life-sustaining treatment Hanna Kuusisto, Finland Inés Maria Barrio Cantalejo, Spain T16 T03 Missing person DNA data-base to counteract the illegal Assisted reproduction in Italy: bioethical, juridical and traffic of organs medico-legal dilemmas Massimo Lancia, Italy Rosagemma Ciliberti, Italy T17 T04 The foundations of the Italian medical ethics following Prison treatment and ethical dimension the finding of the Professional Codes of the Medical Paolo Danesino, Italy Chamber of Istria (1897) and of the Medical Chamber of Trento (1900) T05 Sara Patuzzo, Italy Moral and legal responsibilities - dilemmas faced in pharmacy - experiences from the Republic of T18 Macedonia Emotional communication in helping relationships for Merita Dauti, Republic of Macedonia the treatment of disorders related to new forms of addiction T06 Rocco Quagliariello, Italy Ethical standards and normative regulations in the field of medical care in emergency situations T19 Alena Donika, Russia A pilot study of pharmacy students’ perceptions regarding ethical values, conscientious and religious T07 objections Linguistic and cultural validation of an instrument for Vojin Rakic´, Serbia the analysis of ethical values of nursing students with special reference to honesty and altruism T20 Stefano Finotto, Italy National growth’s characteristics of bioethics in Russia Natalia Sedova, Russia T08 The act ethics in health care: the path of ethics T21 Raffaela Genzale, Italy Ethics, hemodialysis and patients with differing ages Ronen Segev, Israel T09 The Interuniversity Research Centre on Bioethics of T22 Naples - activities on the bioethics of the beginning Professional dignity in nursing implicates patient safety life for Italian nurses Pasquale Giustiniani, Italy Alessandro Stievano, Italy

T10 T23 Current status of institutional review boards and The experience of ethics committees in the approvals of clinical research in oriental medical Andalusian System of Public Health, Spain hospitals in Korea: a survey Maribel Tamayo Velázquez, Spain Jung Hee-Jung, South Korea

T11 Attitude, practice of clinical physicians in Vietnam on medical errors and conflict of interest Tran Thi Thanh Huong, Vietnam

T12 Preventive mastectomy: overtreatment or personal harm? Francesco Introna, Italy

T13 The cloning and its ethical-legal implications Fatbardha Ismaili, Republic of Macedonia Poster Presentations 359 Wednesday, November 20, 2013

W01 W15 Ethical problems of integration of children with Post mortem fecundation rules in EU Members: disabilities in Bulgaria the usage of sperm after donor’s death Silviya Aleksandrova-Yankulovska, Bulgaria Paola Mancarella, Italy

W02 W16 The Health Technology Assessment (HTA): the Archives of surgical pathology as a tool for distinction between “innovation” and “new business” comprehension of biological behaviour of malignancies Rosalba Caldarazzo, Italy Gabriele Margiotta, Italy

W03 W17 Regional differences within the programmes of Sensitization and incorporation of ethical practices in screening for breast cancer: ethical problems of health pathology postgraduate curriculum in India policy and management Mary Mathew, India Michelle Capasso, Italy W18 W04 Impact of eastern socio cultural determinants on end Compassionate use: Italian case law of life decision making Irene Catarinozzi, Italy Princy Louis Palaty, India

W05 W19 Accidental thawing of embryos and oocytes: Cultural and ethical issues on female genital mutilation: legal aspects and medico-legal profiles the Italian situation Michela Cicconi, Italy Laura Panata, Italy

W06 W20 Ethics committees and GCP and GLP Rules Bioethical aspects of pharmacotherapy of rare diseases Susanna Davtyan, Republic of Armenia in Serbia: from the point of view of medical students Milica Prostran, Serbia W07 Socio-economic factors related to the withdrawal of W21 chloroquine (CQ) in the range of production plant The ethics of treating adolescents with anorexia Malian pharmaceuticals nervosa: the case for justified paternalism Samba Diop, Mali Tomas J. Silber, USA

W08 W22 The future role of the “invasive” autopsy in the The strategic plan on bioethics of the Regional Ministry investigation of deaths and possible alternatives of Health and Welfare of Andalusia (Spain): an Italian Group of Young Medico-legal doctors innovative experience in public policy Pablo Simón-Lorda, Spain W09 The determination of death with regard to organ W23 transplantation: 20 min vs 2 min Should or must there be a finding of materiality Arianna Giovannetti, Italy regarding, and disclosure of, physician financial conflicts of interest that both patients want to know about W10 and that, when disclosed, affect their decisions whether Reasons for asylum seeking and medical certification to accept care recommendations? Luciano Gualdieri, Italy Roy G. Spece, USA

W11 W24 The European legal framework for “Compassionate Attitudes, perception and knowledge of bioethics Use Programmes”: similarities and differences between among physicians and post graduate trainees of five member states to guarantee a better quality of hospitals of Islamabad and adjacent regions life in patients affected of seriously and/or chronic Rizwan Taj, Pakistan debilitating or life-threatening diseases Sara Hemied, Italy

W12 The use of unapproved drugs for “compassionate use”: Italian law and re-emerging regulatory requirements Laura Iovenitti, Italy

W13 Styles of bioethics education in Poland Pawe uków & Joanna Rozynska, Poland

W14 Nurses coping with ethical dilemmas during work Helen Malka-Zeevi, Israel