Tuesday, November 19, 2013 13 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 ethics 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 BIOETHICS 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, Finland 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 Switzerland multidisciplinary multi-professional forum Carina Fourie, Switzerland Sophy Dombe, Israel Ethical and psychological aspects of trust in the health MEDICAL ETHICS (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 autonomy? 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