When that happens which should not happen? -The Backwash of the Machiarini case
A panel discussion on how to define, investigate, punish and prevent misconduct in research.The discussion will be based on three introductory expert lectures and some cases highlighting ethical and practical issues e.g. in drawing lines between clinical practice and research, how to prevent, detect and handle suspected fraudulent behaviour in research
Time: Wednesday, November 29th at 1300-1630
Location: Hall B Tandläkarhögskolan, 9th level, NUS
Programme
Welcome address: Birgitta Bernspång, Professor, New Chair of the ethics committee, The Faculty of Medicine
Introductory comments by Hans Adolfsson, Vice-Chancellor, Umeå University
Introductory lectures
Machiarini - no typical case of misconduct in research. Bengt Gerdin professor of intensive care and burns, Uppsala University Member of the Uppsala committee on misconduct in research
Ethics on the borderline between medical care and research. Ingemar Engström, professor of psychiatry Örebro, former chair of the ethics delegation, Swedish Medical Association.
New law proposals and faculty strategies in the backwash of the Machiarini case –will it help? Gisela Dahlquist, senior professor, former chair of the Medical faculty ethics committee, Umeå University and former member of the Central Research Ethics board.
Panel discussion
Chair: G. Dahlquist
Members of the panel: The lecturers, 1-2 local researchers and 1-2 PhD students
The ethics committee, The Faculty of Medicine
Susanne Backteman-Erlanson, Birgitta Bernspång, Lars Bläckberg, Thomas Brännström, Gisela Dahlquist Ulf Gunnarsson, , Mikael Sandlund, Sven-Arne Silfverdahl, Lars Weinehall
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