Ráðstevna: Deyðin í durunum - avgerðir við lívsenda
Í september skipar norðurlendska nevndin fyri Bioetikk - Nordic Committee on Bioethics - fyri ráðstevnu við heitinum: Deyðin í durunum - avgerðir við lívsenda
Fyriskipararnir spyrja: Skal viðgerð, røkt og umsorgan fyri ólekjandi sjúklingum umfata møguleikan fyri deyðshjálp ella lækna-stuðli til sjálvmorð? Hvørgin møguleikin er loyvdur í nøkrum norðurlandi, men kanningar vísa, at fólksligi stuðulin til slíka hjálp er vaksandi.
Ráðstevnan er ókeypis, men tað er neyðugt at boða frá luttøku. Ferð og uppihald rinda luttakarar sjálvir.
Skráin fyri ráðstevnuna
08.15-09.00 Registration and coffee
09.00-09.15 Opening, welcome
The experience from Canada, Netherlands, Belgium and Oregon.
09:15-09.45 Theo Boer, Professor of Ethics, The Protestant Theological University Groningen, Thirty Years of Euthanasia
09.45-10.15 Wayne Sumner, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto, Physician-Assisted Dying: Some Lessons from Canada
10:15-10.45 Anthony Back, Professor of Oncology, University of Washington, Oregon, Clinical Experience with Death with Dignity in Washington and Oregon
10.45-11.15 Coffee and tea
11.15-11:45 Joris Vandenberghe, Professor of Psychiatry, Leuven University, Belgium, Euthanasia in psychiatry: lessons from Belgium
11.45-12.30 Panel discussion
12.30-13.30 Lunch
Debating Euthanasia in the Nordic countries
13.30-14.00 Mette Hartlev, Professor in Health law, Copenhagen University, In whose best interest? Blurred principles in Danish law on end of life decisions.
14.00-14.30 Rurik Löfmark, Associate Professor of medical ethics, Lund University and Karolinska Institute, Are Swedish physicians prepared to assist severely ill patients to suicide? Will this jeopardize trust in medical services?
14.30-15.00 Salvör Nordal, Director, Centre for Ethics, University of Iceland, Preparing for the euthanasia debate in Iceland
15.00-15.30 Morten Horn, Consultant in neurology, Oslo University Hospital and researcher at the Center for Medical Ethics, University of Oslo, Clear, fair and safe: Is it possible to legalize assisted death?
15.30-16.00 Coffee and tea
16.00-16.30 Auli Vahakangas, Professor in Pastoral theology, University of Helsinki, Arguments for and against Euthanasia in Finland
16.30-17.00 Ingemar Engström, MD, Professor, Örebro University, Facts and values in the Swedish debate on euthanasia
17.00-17.30 Erna Haraldsdóttir, Director of Education and Research and Senior Lecturer, St Columba's Hospice & Queen Margaret University, The euthanasia debate and implications for palliative care practice
17.30-18.15 Panel discussion
Kelda: Nordforsk