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Ethics and medical radiological imaging

Policy brief for health-care providers

You are kindly invited to this Zoom webinar


When: Apr 13, 2022 02:00 PM Central Europe Time
Topic: Launch of a WHO Policy Brief on ethics and medical radiological imaging

Register in advance for this webinar:


https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uUlshssnRt-XSfVm7aQUOg

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WEBINAR PROGRAMME

Co-chairs:
▪ Dr Emilie van Deventer, Radiation and Health Unit Head, Department of Environment,
Climate Change and Health (WHO HEP/ECH/RAD).
▪ Dr Andreas Alois Reis, Health Ethics and Governance Unit Head, Department of Research for
Health (WHO SCI/RFH/HEG)
Opening session Time
(mins)
Welcome address Dr Naoko Yamamoto, Assistant Director General, Division
of Healthier Populations (WHO/HEP)
5
Introduction and background Co-chairs 5

Why this policy brief addresses ethics in medical use of radiation?

Ethics: values for medical Prof Calvin Ho (Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong, 15
radiological services Special Administrative Region, China)

Radiation protection Prof Jim Malone (Medical School, Trinity College Dublin, 15
framework: benefits of adding Dublin, Ireland).
ethics and its practical
application

Stakeholder views on integrating ethics in the framework of medical radiation protection


Moderator: Dr Valerie Luyckx (University Children’s Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland)
A culture change for • Ms Penney Cowan (World Patient Alliance/ WPA, USA) 30
integrating ethics into • Prof Marie-Claire Cantone (International Commission on
radiation safety in clinical Radiological Protection/ ICRP; Faculty of Medicine,
practices: challenges and University of Milan, Italy)
opportunities • Prof Dina Husseiny Salama (AFRA; Egyptian Atomic
Energy; Misr University for Science & Technology/MUST,
Egypt)
• Mr Napapong Pognapang (Faculty of Medical
Technology, Mahidol University, Thailand)
• Dr Claire-Louise Chapple (International Radiation
Protection Association/IRPA; Newcastle Upon Tyne
Hospitals, UK)
Question, answers and final Co-chairs 15
discussion

Closing remarks Dr John Reeder, Director, Department of Research for 5


Health (WHO, SCI/RFH)

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