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‍Chair

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WELCOME GREETINGS

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RUI NUNES | President of the 16th World Conference

OTMAR KLOIBER | Secretary-General of the World Medical Association

LUJAIN AL-QODMANI | President of the World Medical Association

JARBAS BARBOSA | Director of the Pan American Health Organization

HIRAN GONÇALVES | Brazilian Senator  

IBANEIS ROCHA | Governador do Distrito Federal

JOSÉ GALLO | President of the Federal Council of Medicine  

GERALDO ALCKMIN | Vice-President of Brazil

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DELIVERY OF THE AMNON CARMI GLOBAL BIOETHICS AWARD

NATÁLIA OLIVA TELES | Organizing Committee of the Conference

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ARTISTIC VIDEO

ISABEL SARAIVA | Plastic Artist

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(this Sessions will be transmitted live)

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WMA Session on the Duties and Rights of Health Professionals During a Pandemic

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Chair

Rui Nunes (short intro to the WMA and its role in developing a global understanding of medical ethics)

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Moderator: Lujain Alqodmani

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Otmar Kloiber

The Hippocratic Oath and Modern Medical Deontology – Interpretations and Misunderstandings

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Annabel Seebohm

The Health Professions, the Society and the State: Expectations, Obligations, Promises and Realities

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Panel Discussion (Rui Nunes, Annabel Seebohm, Otmar Kloiber) including the audience

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In Hall A and Hall B presentations may be in portuguese or spanish

(PLEASE NOTE that allslides in the presentations in ALL the sessions MUST be in ENGLISH)

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HALL A

BIOETHICS EDUCATION I

CO-CHAIRS: IVONE DUARTE | PAULO TELES

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. 020 - Importance of the discipline of Medical Bioethics in the medical course 

Antonio Angelo Rocha, Antonio Angelo Rocha Filho, Claudia Regina Gomes Rocha, Brazil

. 113 - The right to the personality of the unborn child and the Bioethics of procedures that precede birth

Maurício de Oliveira de Avelar Alchorne, Brazil

. 164 - Ethics and Bioethics in the Brazilian Medical Internship through Problem-Based Learning

Henrique Zarpellon Martin, Christiane Peres Caldas, Drauzio Oppenheimer, Fabiano Bianchi, Giselle Crossara Gracindo, Juçara Gonçalves Lima Bedim, Sonia Maria de Souza Alvez, Brazil / Portugal

. 239 - Teaching ethics and bioethics in undergraduate medicine courses in the state of Minas Gerais

Victor Hugo de Melo, Daiane Lopes de Resende, Maísa Pinheiro Alves da Silva, Brazil

. 306 – Autonomy and disposal of corpses in Brazilian Medical-legal Institutes and death verification services

Emerentino Elton Sousa de Araújo, Bruno Gil de Carvalho Lima, Victor Luiz Correia Nunes, Brazil

. 290 - Navigating Moral Distress through Narrative Ethics: Contributions from Clinical Ethics and the Health Humanities

Chelsey Patten, Kathryn Rhine, USA

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HALL B

INFORMED CONSENT

CO-CHAIRS: PAULA CASTELO | ESTER ALFIE

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. 180 - Informed Enlightened Consent in double J catheter users after ureteral stone removal surgery

Bruno Vilalva Mestrinho, Vitória Marra da Motta Vilalva Mestrinho, Renata Verna Leal de Oliveira, Rui Nunes, Guilhermina Rego, Rosylane Nascimento das Mercês Rocha, Brazil / Portugal

. 042 - Australian patient organisations views on informed consent in stem cell research

Edilene Lopes McInnes, Dan Santos, Mengqi (Chi-Chi) Hu, Rebekah Harms, Joan Leach, Christine Wells, Dianne Nicol, Rachel Ankeny, Australia

. 291 – A proposal of birth plan and informed consent to prevent obstetric violence with pregnant women living with HIV

Andrea Paula de Azevedo, Cristina Barroso Hofer, Francisca Rego, Brazil

. 025 - Informed consent: true or myth as a mean of proof

Ana Maria Tabet de Almeida, Brazil

. 146 – Experience report: challenges in the brain death process

Giliard Dário de Souza, Gabriel Álvares Horta, Cristiano Alves Felix, Flávia Cotta Oliveira Perdigão, David Geraldo Santos de Oliveira , Deborah Campos Oliveira, Brazil

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HALL C

PALLIATIVE CARE ETHICS

CO-CHAIRS: FRANCISCA RÊGO | MICHEL FARIÑA

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. 014 -Normative devices for palliative care in Brazilian University Hospitals

Klinger Ricardo Dantas Pinto, Francisca Rego, Rui Nunes, Brazil / Portugal

. 212 - Bioethical dilemma at the end of life in pediatrics 

Deli Grace de Barros Araujo, Brazil

. 266- Simone de Beauvoir : Une mort tres douce

Chantal Patel, United Kingdom

. 044 – Implementation Project of the Municipal Palliative Care Program in primary healthcare

Gustavo Henz, Schroeder, Egl., Boscardin, Ez., Pfeutzenreiter, F., Castro e Souza, Rv, Brazil

. 343 – Building comfort: the integration of architecture in palliative care

Helder Morgado, Rui Nunes, Portugal

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HALL D

MEDICAL | HEALTHCARE ETHICS I

CO-CHAIRS: RUI AMARAL MENDES | JON BOROWITZ

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. 009 - Medical ethics in liquid society

João Carlos D Elia, Brazil

. 016 – Analysis of emergency guardianship for the supply of medicines not recommended by Conitec in ultra rare diseases: Case report of the supply of Iatibant for the treatment of hereditary angioedem

Eduardo Alvares de Carvalho, Henderson Furst, Luís Felipe Coelho, Brazil

. 036 - Beauty plastic surgeries and extent of aesthetic damage: error or dissatisfaction? 

Mariana de Arco e Flexa Nogueira, Lígia Passarelli Chianfroni, Brazil

. 048 - Technical considerations of medical listening: a proposal for an extended concept of the ethical standards involved in differential diagnosis

Alexandre Simões Barbosa, Brazil

. 068 - Medical Gaslighting: analysis of conceptions, contexts and strategies for comprehension and transformation

Jaqueline Luvisotto Marinho, Brazil

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HALL E

PUBLIC HEALTH ETHICS

CO-CHAIRS: JADRANKA BUTUROVIC PONIKVAR  | LUÍSA CASTRO

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. 027 - Health communication in Brazil: bioethics, social listening and the common morality

Márcia Araújo Sabino de Freitas, U.S.A / Brazil

. 049 - Health mediation strategies and reduction of health judicialization in small municipalities

Rafael Teixeira Sebastiani,, Rogério Nogueira de Oliveira, Gisela Tunes, Brazil

. 057 - Overdiagnosis: it is time to demystify false beliefs. A Medical and Bioethical point of view

Deborah Regina Lambach Ferreira da Costa, Carlos Franco Ferreira da Costa Filho, Brazil

. 080 – What is the ethical role of the healthcare professional in addressing electronic smoking devices (ends) in view of the current scientific evidence

Tales Aprígio Camargos Ferreira, M. Tales Aprígio Camargos Ferreia, Matheus Magalhães de Almeida, Lívia Quintella Baptista, Carolina Barros Ferreira da Costa, Brazil

. 063- Interpreting COVID-19 Footprint in Brazil Through a Bioethical Lens

José Geraldo Rigotti de Faria, Brazil

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HALL F

ICB DEPARTMENT MEETINGS

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In Hall A and Hall B presentations may be in portuguese or spanish, PLEASE NOTE that all slides in the presentations in ALL the sessions MUST be in ENGLISH

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Hall A

AUTONOMY

CO-CHAIRS: CHANTAL PATEL | ANDREIA TEIXEIRA

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. 039 - Patient's loss of autonomy: Court's decision, or Bioethics mediation? Building a consensus on the best interest of the patient

Renato Battaglia, Brazil

. 067- The exercise of autonomy by patients in choosing non-transfusional therapy

Denissen Fossati da Silva, Spain

. 079 – Implementation of the WHO guideline as a mechanism for resolving bioethical conflicts and its impact on the use of public health resources

Pericles Batista da Silva, Brazil

. 102 – Pediatric autonomy in the healthcare setting - study in the context of bioethics

Rafaela Wagner, Mário Antônio Sanches, Ana Clara Borba, Júlia Kreutz, Brazil

. 128 - The limits of autonomy in medical procedures on request

Manoel Walber dos Santos Silva, Brazil

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Hall B

GENETHICS: ETHICAL ASPECTS

CO-CHAIRS: LUÍSA CASTRO / PATRIZIA BORSELLINO

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. 028 - Redefining Humanity: Transhumanism and Ethics in the era of gene editing and Quantum Artificial Intelligence

Jose Israel Sanchez Robles, Brazil

. 265- Somatic Genome Editing: Technical Challenges and Ethical Appraisal

George L. Mendz, Francis O'Keeffe, A. Joseph Alphonse, Australia

. 329 – Human-based organoids: ethical research & development

Natália Oliva-Teles, Portugal

. 310 - Uterine transplant donation and allocation: An empirical bioethics study

Evie Kendal, Australia

. 323 - Choosing who gets to live: How may Brazilian Law regulate assisted reproduction through in vitro fertilization (IVF) with preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD)?

Igor Thawan, Brazil

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Hall C

REPRODUCTION ETHICS

CO-CHAIRS: ELIZABETH ORMART | RUTE FIGUEIREDO

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. 033 – Access to infertility care in Brazil: Validation of a questionnaire for a bioethical discussion

Drauzio Oppenheimer, Christiane Peres Caldas, Giselle Crossara Gracindo, Henrique Zarpellon, Francisca Rego, Rui Nunes, Brazil / Portugal

. 071 – Assisted reproduction and the rule of law: a right for whom?

Lorena Rodrigues Ribeiro Silva, Brazil

. 121 – Fertilization from the sperm of a dead man

Yuval Cherlow, Israel

. 224- Current Issues in Medically Assisted Reproduction in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Igor Milinkovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina

. 047 - Impacts of the absence of legislation on assisted reproductive technology in Brazil

Luciana Batista Munhoz, Brazil

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Hall D

END OF LIFE ETHICS

CO-CHAIRS: MARIA TORMO-DOMINGUEZ / JASNA KARACIC ZANETTI

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. 052 – Bioethicists should re-examine the concept of death

Claudio Cohen, Brazil

. 059 – Dignity of the patient in end of life care - cultural background implications

Elena Toader, Daniela Liliana Damir, Romania

. 193 – Bioethics and spirituality in Palliative Care. Perceptions by Palliative Care (PC) professionals in Portugal

Renata Francioni Lopes Zappala, Cristina Duarte, Fernando Serra, Brazil/Portugal

. 340 – Bioethical aspects in the development of biomaterials for tissue engineering

Patrizia Perego, Emanuela Drago, Domenico Palombo, Italy

. 341 – Medical Management of Jehovah’s Witnesses: a Collaborative Approach

Rodrigo Cáfaro, Brazil

. 281 – Advance care planning from the perspective of oncology patients in a high complexity oncology unit: a previous analysis.

Laiane Moraes Dias, Michele Nascimento Assad, Brazil

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Hall E

LAW AND ETHICS - I

CO-CHAIRS: GISELLE GRACINDO | MÓNICA CORREIA

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. 065 – Bioethical considerations on collaborative Mental Health Care in Primary Care in Brazil

Andre Luis Bezerra Tavares, Rui Nunes, Sandra Fortes, Brazil / Portugal

. 066 – Judicialization of the doctor-patient relationship: the lack of bioethical analysis by the judiciary in Alagoas

Thaynná Laydir Silva Martins Coelho, Diego Freitas Rodrigues, Brazil

. 111 – Civil liability of the state for obstetric violence based on the "faute du service" theory: a case report of negligence during labor in a public hospital

Luís Felipe Nóbrega Coelho, Eduardo Alvares de Carvalho, Brazil

. 162 – On the inadequacy of administering anesthesia for non-medical procedures

Catia Sousa Goveia, Jedson dos Santos Nascimento, José Abelardo Garcia de Meneses, Luis Antonio dos Santos Diego, Brazil

. 051 – The importance of scientific publication of a clinical case study of erythema pernio like or pseudo-perniosis with to Sars-Cov 2, in May 2020, at SUS, Federal Government, in São Paulo-SP, Brazil

Patrícia Vieira Maluly, Brazil

. 311 - Involuntary Commitment: a concept review and a case study

Ana Cristina Sáad, Sabrina Presman, Brazil

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HALL F

ICB DEPARTMENT MEETINGS

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(this Sessions will be transmitted live)

Chair

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Chair

In Hall Aand Hall B presentations may be in portuguese or spanish, PLEASE NOTE that allslides in the presentations in ALL the sessions MUST be in ENGLISH

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HALL A

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | DIGITAL ERA

CO-CHAIRS: RUI NUNES | GABRIELA RENAULT

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. 135 – IA and Mental Health: New challenges from the Ecotechnobioethics

Nicolas Fernando Obiglio, Moty Benyakar, Argentina

. 137 – Assessment of the knowledge, perception and willingness for telemedicine among Filipino physicians in different specializations

Roland M. Panaligan, Samantha Alda Rojas, Jasmine Rochelle Rosita, Raphael Jommel Rosita, Louise Mari Ruiz, Philippines

. 155 - Medical ethics: from enlightenment to artificial intelligence

Filipe M. Moreira, Walneia C. Moreira, Brazil

. 194 - The importance of bioethics for medicine in the era of the digital revolution

Ana Claudia Brandão de Barros Correia, Brazil

. 034 - Enhancing Ethical Judgment with AI: The MAGI System's Approach in Natural Language Model Optimization

Gerson Hiroshi Yoshinari Júnior, Ana Beatriz Oliveira Urbano, Carolina Maia de Cia, Brazil

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Hall B

RESEARCH ETHICS | ETHICS COMMITTEES

CO-CHAIRS: NATÁLIA OLIVA-TELES | IRENE ONIK

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. 103 – Is the term "layperson" to be supplanted?

Shamima Lasker, Turna Trebanee Mithila, Bangladesh/USA

. 252- The Fallacy of Placebo: Ethical Malpractice in the Justification of Groundless Therapeutic Claims

José Nunes de Alencar Neto, Rui Nunes, Maria Francisca Rego, Portugal

. 297 – Knowledge, attitude and practice of bioethics among healthcare professionals in Maharashtra

Poovishnu Devi Thangavelu, Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth, Russel D Souza, Ivone Duarte, Rui Nunes, India

. 108 – Trading IF for WHEN: Medical malpractice insurance as a strategic tool for professional management

Karina Lanzellotti Saleme, Brazil

. 339 – Navigating the EU Artificial Intelligence Act in the area of health

Mónica Correia, Rui Nunes, Portugal

. 167 - Contrasts between medical research projects submitted to a public and a private research ethics committee

Jamary Oliveira-Filho, Lívia B. Oliveira, Bruna C. Lavalle, Carolina D.C. Bessas, Adriana L. Braga, Felipe S. Ligório, Brazil

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Hall C

HEALTHCARE: DIGNIFIED AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY

CO-CHAIRS: IGOR MILINKOVIC | GUILHERMINA RÊGO

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. 200 - Bioethics and Criminal Policy

José Arthur di Spirito Kalil, Brazil

. 272 – Analysis of the impact of Mental Health problems in a Social Health Organization (SHO) and strategies for welcoming employees from a Bioethical perspective: Historical Cohort

Rafael Vicente Geraldi Gomes, C. Nahas, P. Duque, M. Costamar, Brazil

. 207 – Influence of socio-economic level on the destination of corpses for necropsy

Victor Luiz Correia Nunes, Bruno Gil De Carvalho Lima, Brazil

. 228 – Not handycap…. but handi-capabilities! - A new word & sociomedical model is needed to definitely overcome handicap(S)

António Rui Leal, Marc Rozenblatz, Portugal

. 282 – Chinese Immigrants Autonomy in Healthcare Services: Challenges and Recommendations

Sandra Lopes Aparício, Vera Martins, Rui Nunes, Ivone Duarte, Portugal

. 313 - The Ethical Dimension of Cultural Prescription in Patient Care and Medical Education

Rui Amaral Mendes, Ivone Duarte, Portugal

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Hall D

MEDICAL | HEALTHCARE ETHICS II

CO-CHAIRS: PAULO TELES | DÉBORA CAVALCANTI

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- 088 – Dual loyalties of the physician-soldier qualitative study

Rafael Villela Silva Derré Torres, Brazil

. 141 – Experiencing a pediatric cardiac Intensive Care Unit admission and subsequent psychometric outcomes. A descriptive study

Leonardo Cavadas da Costa Soares, Rosiane Guetter Melo, Maria Luiza Castro, Francisca Rego, Portugal/Brazil

. 144 – Six centuries of detachment from being: the disconnection from classical metaphysics and its implications for human dignity

Patricia Junges Frantz, Brazil

. 165 – Shaping moral competencies: A focus on Medical Ethics training

Fabiano Bianchi, Henrique Zarpellon Martin, Brazil/Portugal

. 220 - Normothermic Regional Perfusion in Organ Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD-NRP): Pitfalls, Legal Issues and Ethical Challenges of Increasing the Number of Transplantable Donor Organs

Bruce Gelb, Brendan Parent, U.S.A

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Hall E

DOCTOR’S RIGHTS | PATIENT’S RIGHTS

CO-CHAIRS: CRISTINA PRUDÊNCIO | EVIE KENDAL

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. 163 – Patients' vulnerability in the face of the intrusion of medical acts by other professions in Brazil

Jedson dos Santos Nascimento, Otávio Marambaia dos Santos, José Abelardo Garcia de Meneses, Brazil

. 175 – Birth plan as an advanced healthcare directive and mechanism for preventing obstetric violence

Paula Lincon Silva, Brazil

. 204 – Conscientious objection in Medicine: Balancing individual values, ethics and professional responsibility

Evandro Antonio Sbalcheiro Mariot, Brazil

. 095- Women’s rights as a patient: A specificity imposed by the achievement of gender equality

Ana Paula Cabral, Rui Nunes, Portugal

. 238 – Bioethics standards for the healthcare systems practices

Paulo André Stein Messetti, Italla Maria Pinheiro Bezerra, Brazil

210 - Sexual violence in gynecological exams in the light of Bioethics
Rafaela Sgai Morel, Luana Benedictis, Laura Camargo , Nathalia Nadiak, Patrícia Helena Ferreira, Marina de Neiva Borba, Brazil

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HALL F

ICB DEPARTMENT MEETINGS

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In Hall Aand Hall B presentations may be in portuguese or spanish, PLEASE NOTE that allslides in the presentations in ALL the sessions MUST be in ENGLISH

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Hall A

LAW AND ETHICS II

CO-CHAIRS: ANA CLÁUDIA BRANDÃO | MOTY BENYAKAR

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. 203 – Bioethical principles in off-label prescribing in psychiatry

Humberto Müller Martins dos Santos, Ivone Duarte, Rui Nunes, Brazil/Portugal

. 230 – Legal mechanisms for digital healthcare transformation in Africa

Tareck Alsamara, Kingdom of Saudia Arabia

. 116 – Regulation of artificial intelligence in healthcare

Daniel de Araujo Dourado, Brazil

. 115 – Ethics in the care of homeless people: challenges and perspectives

Frederico Diniz Freire, Amanda Magela Moreira da Silva, Fernanda Ricardo de Oliveira, Frederico Diniz Freire, Neoma Mendes de Assis, Clarice Magalhães Rodrigues dos Reis, José Helvécio Kalil de Souza, Elba Cristina Chaves, Brazil

. 201 – Bioethics and medical ethics in relation to personal and Professional Development

Ines Tavares Vale e Melo, Alberto Farias Filho, Helvécio Neves Feitosa, Ivan de Araújo Moura Fé, José Ajax Nogueira Queiroz, Lucio Flávio Gonzaga Silva, Rafael Dias Marques Nogueira, Renato Evando Moreira Filho, Roberto Wagner Bezerra de Araújo, Valéria Goes Ferreira Pinheiro, Brazil

. 253 - The Infestation of Antimicrobial Resistance in India

Nishtha Arora, U.S.A

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HALL B

Bioethical dilemmas in the field of reproductive biotechnologies. Subjective times and medical times in reproductive processes (Spanish/English)

CO-CHAIRS: IVONE DUARTE / PAULA CASTELO

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. 236 – Audiovisual resources for the transmission of bioethical complexities in the field of science and technology

Elizabeth Ormart, Argentina

. 337 – Artificial Intelligence in Therapy: Bioethical Issues through Cinema

Dora Serué, Argentina

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Hall C – Autonomy / Benefit & Harm

AUTONOMY | BENEFIT & HARM

CO-CHAIRS: GERSON YOSHINARI JÚNIOR | ANTÓNIO RUI LEAL

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. 149 – Professional autonomy in an age of bureaucratized medicine

Jon Borowicz, U.S.A

. 237 – Addressing an Ethical Imperative: Exploring Participant Appreciation of Ancillary Care Measures Provided in an Ebola Vaccine Trial in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Gwen Lemey, Ynke Larivière, Engbu Danoff, Emmanuel Esanga, Solange Milolo, Trésor Zola, Patrick Mitashi, Vivi Maketa, Jean-Pierre Van geertruyden, Pierre Van Damme, Raffaella Ravinetto, Hypolite Muhindo Mavoko, Belgium/Democratic Republic of the Congo

. 267 – Ethically Developing AI Tools to Assist Hospitalized Patient Autonomy

Ana C. Silva Pires, Joseph E. Thornton, U.S.A

. 107 – Navigating the new frontiers of patient autonomy and informed consent in Bioethics

Eduardo Vasconcelos dos Santos Dantas, Brazil

. 295 – Ethical Considerations in Post-Suicide Attempt Resuscitation

Rebecca Brendel, U.S.A

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HALL D

MEDICAL ETHICS: THE DIGITAL ERA

CO-CHAIRS: MIGUEL RICOU | ANA PAULA CABRAL

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. 131- Medical ethics in the social media age

Arthur Eyer Cabral Brant Franco, Daniel Carvalho de Lima, Marcelo Saúde Soares Júnior, Camila Vieira Sousa, Elba Cristina Chaves, José Helvécio Kalil de Souza, Nathan Mendes Souza, Brazil

. 086 – Social media posts: how should doctors behave in this environment?

Marcela Maria de Almeida Peixoto, Bruna Wengerter Silva, Camila Vieira Sousa, Elba Cristina Chaves, José Helvécio Kalil de Souza, Nathan Mendes Souza, Brazil

. 257 – The dehumanisation of health care and patients' rights, the case of direct-to-consumer telemedicine

Edison Ramiro Calahorrano Latorre, Chile

. 325 - Artificial intelligence in evidence-based health and personalized medicine: challenges for the ethical review of research

Alejandro Raúl Trombert, Argentina

. 318 - Developing a Safety Score for Automated Evaluation of AI-Generated Health Advice

Fernanda Buonfiglio de Castro Monteiro, Brazil

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HALL E

BIOETHICS EDUCATION II

CO-CHAIRS: RUSSELL D’SOUZA | ANDREIA TEIXEIRA

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. 243 – Beyond Medicine: Bioethics As A Pillar Of Cosmopolitan Society

Keine Alves, Paulo Fraga da Silva, Roger Fernandes Campato, Brazil

. 247- Education and Artificial Intelligence: What to expect from human development in the future?

Norma Mendes Guimaraes Alves, Luiza De Paula Araujo Galvao Cunha, Brazil

. 248 – Social Media and Mobile Applications in Purely Online Medical Ethics Education

Patrick Gerard L Moral, Philippines

. 273 – Humanizing Medicine: A Bioethical Perspective on the 'HumanizAção' Program

Débora Eugênia Braga Nóbrega Cavalcanti, Antônio Henriques de França Neto, Bruno Leandro de Souza, Klecius Leite Fernandes, Brazil

. 054 – Implementation of studies on bioethical principles through literature and textual production for elementary school students in the city of Lages/SC

Evelise Faraco de Oliveira, Alexandre Faraco de Oliveira, Brazil

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HAL F

ICB DEPARTMENT MEETINGS

 Venue: Conselho Federal de Medicina (CFM), with live music performance

(registration required)

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Chair

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WMA Session on the Declaration of Helsinki (DoH) Revision

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Moderator: Otmar Kloiber

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Ramin Parsa-Parsi

Introduction to the Declaration of Helsinki

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Jack Resneck

The Current Status of the Revision Process

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Florentino Cardoso

The Latin American Perspective on the DoH

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Panel Discussion

Lujain Alqodmani, Ramin Parsa-Parsi, Jack Resneck, Miguel Jorge, Florentino Cardoso

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In Hall Aand Hall B presentations may be in portuguese or spanish, PLEASE NOTE that allslides in the presentations in ALL the sessions MUST be in ENGLISH

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Hall A

MEDICAL | HEALTHCARE ETHICS III

CO-CHAIRS: ALEJANDRO BULLON | RUTE FIGUEIREDO

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. 072 - Ethical aspects of pre hospital emergency medical systems

Jordano Pereira Araújo, Brazil

. 303 – The exclusion of pregnant women from an Ebola vaccine trial in Boende, western DRC: Perceptions of (excluded) women

Maha Salloum, Antea Paviotti,  Ynke Lariviere, Freddy Bikioli Bolombo, Trésor Zola Matuvanga, Gwen Lemey, Vivi Maketa, Hypolite Muhindo-Mavoko- Pierre Van Damme, Patrick Mitashi, Hilde, Belgium

. 300 – What we should improve and what we shouldn’t do. Ethical observations in a radiation oncology setting

Paulo S. Oliva Teles, Aida Vieira, Portugal

. 214 – Diseases neglected for millennia and medical responsibility

Leontina da Conceição Margarido, Brazil

. 270 –Women, children and young adults as living organ donors

Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar, Slovenia

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Hall B

BIOETHICS AND ART (SPANISH/ENGLISH)

COORDINATOR: HILDA CATZ

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. 356 – The staircase to heaven: the transformation of authoritarian dogma into an ephemeral creation that inaugurates hope

Hilda Catz, Lila Gómez, Argentina

. 338 – Equity and Ecological Catastrophe, a challenge

Gladis Mabel Tripcevich Piovano, Mabel Tripcevich, Hilda Catz, Mariana Goldring, Franco Lanzillotta, María Elena Moreno, María Graciela Santa Cruz, Cosimo Schinaia ,José Thomé Mabel Tripcevich, Argentina

. 357 – The bioethical commitment of cinema: dialog with Cibele Amaral

Júlio Costa, Brazil

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Hall C

BIOETHICS EDUCATION

CO-CHAIRS: ROSYLANE ROCHA/ HELDER MORGADO

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. 011 - Ethics in Neurosurgery (Singularities)

Jose Carlos Rodrigues Junior, Marcelo Ferraz de Campo, Brazil

. 314 – Experience of the Bioethics Unit at Real Hospital Português de Beneficência de Pernambuco

Maria do Carmo Lencastre, Ana Claudia Brandao de Barros Correia Ferraz, Brazil

. 296 – Locating learning theories within the teaching-learning process of Bioethics

Barna Ganguly, Ivone Duarte, Russell D’Souza, Rui Nunes, India

. 223 – The Importance of Nosological Medical Diagnosis in Acupuncture: Bioethical Perspectives and Contemporary Challenges

Fernando Claudio Genschow, José Hiran da Silva Gallo , Giselle Crosara Lettieri Gracindo, Brazil

. 315 - Lessons learned from data falsification during an academic course using a root-cause analysis: a case report

Racheli Silvern, Rachel Shvartsur, Bella Savitsky, Ilya Kagan, Israel

. 334 - Comprehensive Medical Education: Approach to Bioethics in a Medical Course in the Brazilian Amazon

Camila Fernandes Caldato, Milena Coelho Fernandes Caldato, Ana Emília Vita Carvalho, Ivete Moura Seabra de Souza, Anna Camila Alves Franco, Mário Roberto Tavares Cardoso de Albuquerque, Brazil

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HALL D

HUMAN RIGHTS

CO-CHAIRS: SHAMINA LASKER / NICOLAS OBIGLIO

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. 219 – Ethical consequences after the holocaust and its implications for the future

Carla Eliana Rocha, Ana Afonso Teixeira, Ana Isabel Neto, Carlos Alegre, Jorge França Santos, Margarida Ferreira, José Manuel Teixeira, Romeu Oliveira, Portugal

. 302 – Barriers and difficulties faced by migrant families of autistic individuals in healthcare access

Vera Sílvia Meireles Martins, Sandra Lopes Aparício, Ivone Duarte, Portugal

. 231 – Care as a fundamental right: a question of justice, equity, and dignity for caregivers and those who are cared for

Martha Miranda-Novoa, Colombia

. 082 – The bioethical discussion on medical utilitarianism and the recognition of the dignity of life with disabilities  

Evandro Alencar, Brazil

. 191 – Short-Term International Humanitarian Missions: Statistically Significant Benefits of Preparatory Course

Bernard A. Cohen, Edward W. Chandler , Patrick J. Jung , Victoria A. Carlson-Oehlers

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HALL E

ETHICS AND BIOETHICS AS A TRANSVERSAL AXIS IN UNIVERSITY CURRICULA (Spanish/English)

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. 353 – Ethics and Bioethics as a transversal axis in university curricula

Gabriela Renault, Susana Otero, Argentina

. 262 – Mental Health team intervention facing judicial requirements

Irene Onik, Argentina

. 234 – Informed Consent

Ester Alfie, Argentina

. 354 – Procedural Psychoterapeutic Consent: Ethical and Technical Dilemmas in Informed Consent in Psychotherapy

Silvina Vanesa Martinez, Francisco José Rapela, Argentina

. 355 – Self-arm and AI: Dilemmas of Ecotechnobioethics in Mental Health

Diana Altavila, Silvina Martinez, Argentina

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BIOETHICS AND FILM

Coordination: JUAN JORGE MICHEL FARIÑA,  UBA

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. 336 – Bioethics and Opera: The Pathos of a Decision

Juan Jorge Michel Farina, Eduardo Laso, Argentina

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Film premiere

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BIOETHICS AND FILM

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Coordination: JUAN JORGE MICHEL FARIÑA,  UBA

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. 336 – Bioethics and Opera: The Pathos of a Decision

Juan Jorge Michel Farina, Argentina

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BIOETHICS AND OPERA

Coordination: JUAN JORGE MICHEL FARIÑA,  UBA

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. 361 –  Bioethics and Opera: The Pathos of a Decision. Overture and first Act: Sexuation

Eduardo Laso, Juan Jorge Michel Farina, Argentina

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(this Sessions will be transmitted live)

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UPDATE OF THE UNESCO’S UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON BIOETHICS AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Mónica Correia, Patrizia Borsellino, Rui Nunes

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UNIVERSAL CODE OF ETHICS FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS

Rui Nunes, Guilhermina Rego, Rita Ribeiro, Sofia Nunes, Ivone Duarte

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BIOETHICS AND FILM

COORDINATION: JUAN JORGE MICHEL FARINA

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336 - Bioethics and Opera: The Pathos of a Decision

Juan Jorge Michel Farina

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337– Artificial Intelligence in Therapy: Bioethical Issues through Cinema

Dora Serué, Argentina

Cibele Amaral, Julio Costa, Brazil

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BIOETHICS AND OPERA

COORDINATION: JUAN JORGE MICHEL FARINA, EDUARDO LASO

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Overture and first Act: Sexuation

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(this Session will be transmitted live)

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FINAL GREETINGS

Rui Nunes, President of the 16th World Conference on Bioethics

Lujain Al-Qodmani, President of the World Medical Association

Otmar Kloiber, Secretary-General of the World Medical Association

José Gallo, President of the Federal Council of Medicine of Brazil

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DELIVERY OF THE HONORARY AWARDS

Ivone Duarte, Organizing Committee of the Conference

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PRESENTATION OF THE 17TH WORLD CONFERENCE ON BIOETHICS, MEDICAL ETHICS AND HEALTH LAW

Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

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6:00 PM - Buses depart to Gala Dinner venue.

7:00 - 10:00 PM - Closing Dinner (with live music performance)

Venue to be announced, registration required.