時間：2013 年 10 月 9 日 (三) 15:00-17:30

地點：台大醫學院人文博物館2樓13討論室

講者：Professor Alexander Capron

USC University Professor, Holder of the Henry W. Bruce Professorship in Equity, Distinguished Professor of Law and Medicine, Co-Director, Pacific Center for Health Policy and Ethics

主辦單位：台大生醫科技暨倫理法律社會中心、台灣移植醫學會、財團法人器官捐贈移植登錄中心、教育部資訊科技司補助 醫學專業教育延續計畫

協辦單位：生技醫藥國家型科技計畫倫理、法律、社會影響組（ELSI）

 

會議簡介：

Professor Alexander Capron是國際著名的醫學倫理法律學者，在美國國會有關生醫倫理法律政策及伊斯坦堡宣言起草上皆扮演重要角色。本圓桌會議期望藉Professor Alexander Capron之豐富學養與經驗，對國內器官移植相關倫理、法規與政策之發展有所貢獻，並分享WHO及the Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group（DICG）的經驗，以提升我國更優質的器官移植環境。

Agenda
Time	Topic	Moderator
14:30-15:00	Registration
15:00-15:20	Welcome Remark	王水深理事長台灣移植醫學會Shoei-Shen Wang, President, The Transplantation Society of Taiwan江仰仁執行長器官捐贈移植登錄中心Yang-jen Chiang, Chief Executive Officer, Taiwan Organ Registry and Sharing Center蔡甫昌主任台大生醫倫理法律與社會中心 Daniel Fu-Chang Tsai, Director, NTU Center for Ethics, Law and Society in Biomedicine and technology
15:20-15:40	Message from DICG for the Transplantation Society in TaiwanProfessor Alexander CapronUSC University Professor	王水深理事長台灣移植醫學會Shoei-Shen Wang, President, The Transplantation Society of Taiwan
15:40-15:50	Group photo and Coffee
15:50-17:20	Roundtable on the Ethics, Law and Policy in Transplantation	蔡甫昌主任台大生醫倫理法律與社會中心Daniel Fu-Chang Tsai, Director, NTU Center for Ethics, Law and Society in Biomedicine and technology
17:20-17:30	Closing Remark	江仰仁執行長器官捐贈移植登錄中心Yang-jen Chiang, Chief Executive Officer, Taiwan Organ Registry and Sharing Center

 

時     間：2011 年 11 月 25 日(星期五)下午 1:30~5:30

地     點：台大醫院兒童醫療大樓 B1 視聽講堂（台北市中山南路 8 號）

主辦單位：台灣醫學會、台大醫院、衛生署醫學倫理委員會

協辦單位：台灣大學生醫暨科技倫理法律社會中心、台灣移植醫學學會、台灣生命教育學會、財團法人器官捐贈移植登錄中心

贊助單位：行政院衛生署

參加對象：醫院、醫師公會、醫學會之醫學倫理相關委員會委員、醫學院及教學醫院醫學倫理教師，對臨床倫理有興趣之醫護人員、醫療人文社會法律學者。

 

時     間：2009 年 6 月 26 日（星期五）下午 1:30 至 5:30

地     點：台大醫院國際會議中心 301 會議室（台北市徐州路 2 號）

主辦單位：台灣醫學會、台大醫院、衛生署醫學倫理委員會

協辦單位：國立台灣大學計算機及資訊網路中心教學研究組、台灣大學生醫暨科技倫理法律社會中心、國民健康局慢性腎臟病防制科技研究計畫、台灣移植醫學會

贊助單位：行政院衛生署

參加對象：醫院、醫師公會、醫學會之醫學倫理相關委員會委員、醫學院及教學醫院醫學倫理教師，對臨床倫理有興趣之醫護人員、醫療人文社會法律學者。

 

Date: 26-27 January 2008

Venue: Medical Humanity Building（National Taiwan University College of Medicine）

 

Organizers

1. Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University

2. Asian Center of WTO and International Health Law and Policy, College of Law, National Taiwan University

Co-organizers

1. National Taiwan University Hospital

2. Center of Technological Policy and Globalized Risk Governance

Sponsor

1. Office of International Affairs, National Taiwan University

2. National Science Council

Saturday 26 Jan. 2008

9:00~9:30	Welcome & Coffee
9:30– 9:45	Opening RemarksProf. Chang-Fa Lo—    Director, Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University—    Director, Asian Center for WTO and Intentional Health Law and Policy, National Taiwan University College of Law
9:45- 10:00	Draft Recommendations: How We Got HereDr. Alireza Bagheri—    Coordinator; Asian Task Force on Organ Trafficking—    Vice-president, Asian Bioethics Association
10:00– 12:00	A Practical Definition of Organ Trafficking Prof. Robert Veatch—    Professor of Medical Ethics, Georgetown University, USA—    Former Director of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University	Speakers will have 25 minutes to make their presentations and comments on the Draft Recommendations.
	Possibility of Regional Organ-Sharing ProgramProf. Leonardo De Castro—    Vice-president, UNESCO International Bioethics Committee—    Professor of Philosophy at University of the Philippines, Philippines.
	How to Mobilize NGOs and Governments against Organ   TraffickingProf. Nancy Scheper-Hughes,—    Professor of Medical Anthropology—    Director of Organs Watch; University of California, Berkeley, USA
12:20- 2:00	Lunch
2:00- 4:00	What Can the Task Force Recommendations Offer to the Global Fight Against Organ Trafficking Prof. Francis Delmonico—    Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School—    President of The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Board of Directors;—    Director of Renal Transplantation at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Medical Director of the New England Organ Bank in Newton, Massachusetts;—    Chair of Ethics Committee International Transplant Society at Harvard Medical School, USA	Speakers will have 25 minutes to make their presentations and comments on the Draft Recommendations.
	How East and West Can Collaborate on Preventing Trafficking of Human OrganProf. Daniel Wikler—    Professor of Population Ethics and Ethics and Population Health of Department of Population and International Health at Harvard University, USA
	Europe.- Asia Partnership in Battling Organ Trafficking Prof. Michael A. Bos—    Senior Scientific Advisor, Health Council of the Netherlands
4:00- 4:20	Break
4:20- 5:30	General Discussion on the Draft Recommendations
6:00- 8:00	Welcome Dinner

 

Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008

8:40-9:00	Coffee
9:00- 10:30	The Task Force Recommendations: Is It Possible to Become Part of the National LegislationsProf. Ryuichi Ida—    Professor of Graduate School of Law at Kyoto University, JapanFormer Chairperson of International Bioethics Committee, UNESCO	Speakers will have 20 minutes to make their presentations and comments on the Draft Recommendations.
	Pakistan‘s Organ and Tissue Transplantation Ordinance 2007: An UpdateProf. Farhat Moazam—    Professor and founding Chairperson of the Center of Biomedical Ethics and Culture (CBEC) in Karachi, Pakistan—    Distinguished Visiting Fellow of Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Penn State University, USA
	Strategies for Implementing the Asian Task Force Recommendations in TaiwanAssociateProf. Daniel Fu-Chang Tsai—    Deputy Director, Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University.—    Department of Social Medicine and Department of Family Medicine, National Taiwan University College of Medicine—    Attending Physician, Department of Medical Research, National Taiwan University Hospital
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45-12:15	Asian Task Force recommendations: Indian perspective and strategiesDr. Sudhir Gupta—    Chief Medical Officer (NCD), Directorate General of Health Services,Ministry of Health & FW, India.	Speakers will have 20 minutes to make their presentations and comments on the Draft Recommendations.
	How Iranian Government Can Endorse the Task Force RecommendationsProf. Bagher Larijani—    Professor of Internal Medicine and Endocrinology—    Chancellor, Teheran University of Medical Sciences, Iran
	How China Can Endorse the Task Force Recommendations.Associate Prof. Rui-Peng Lei—    Executive Director of Center for Bioethics—    Deputy Chair of Department of Philosophy Huazhong (Central China) University of Science & Technology, China
12:15-12:45	General Discussion on the Draft Recommendations
12:45-1:00	Closing Session :Next Step: Communication Plan (General Discussion)Wrap-up, Dr. Alireza Bagheri, IranClosing Remarks: Prof. Lo, Taiwan
1:00-	Lunch

 

 

 

Date: 21-22 July 2007, Taipei

Venue: Medical Humanity Building（National Taiwan University College of Medicine）

Organizers:

Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University

Asian Center for WTO & International Health Law and Policy, College of Law, National Taiwan University

Center for Science, Technology and Human Values, National Chengchi University

Saturday July 21

9:00~9:30	Welcome & Coffee
9:30– 9:45	Opening RemarksProf. Chang-Fa Lo—    Director, Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University—    Director, Asian Center for WTO and Intentional Health Law and Policy, National Taiwan University College of Law
9:45- 10:00	Asian Task Force on Battling Organ Trafficking: Objectives and Method Dr. Alireza Bagheri—    Vice-president, Asian Bioethics Association—    Clinical Ethics Fellow, Joint Centre for Bioethics, University of Toronto, Canada, and Iran
10:00- 12:00	Global Situation of Organs TraffickingProf. Nancy Scheper-Hughes,—    Professor of Medical Anthropology—    Director of Organs Watch; University of California, Berkeley, USAWatching a documentary: “Transplant Tourism”,By Nancy Scheper-Hughes and CBC film-maker, David Papery
	Organ Trafficking: Situation in Asia. Prof. Leonardo De Castro—    Vice-president, UNESCO International Bioethics Committee—    Professor of Philosophy at University of the Philippines, Philippines.
	Traveling Overseas for Organs and the Professional Regulatory Endeavour in Taiwan.AssociateProf. Daniel Fu-ChangTsai—    Deputy Director, Center for Ethics, Law, and Society in Biomedicine & Technology, National Taiwan University.—    Department of Social Medicine and Department of Family Medicine, National Taiwan University College of Medicine—    Attending Physician, Department of Medical Research, National Taiwan University Hospital
12:00- 2:00	LunchA Walking Tour at National Taiwan University Hospital
2:00- 4:00	Governmental Framework in Place to Prevent Organ Trafficking in Iran.Prof. Bagher Larijani—    Professor of Internal Medicine and Endocrinology—    Chancellor, Teheran University of Medical Sciences, Iran
	Kidney Trade in Pakistan: Current Status and Proposed Measures for Control.   Prof. Farhat Moazam—    Professor and founding Chairperson of the Center of Biomedical Ethics and Culture (CBEC) in Karachi, Pakistan—    Distinguished Visiting Fellow of Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Penn State University, USA
	Situation in China and the Appropriate Measures to Address the Issue of Organ Trafficking.Associate Prof. Rui-Peng Lei—    Executive Director of Center for Bioethics—    Deputy Chair of Department of Philosophy Huazhong (Central China) University of Science & Technology, China
	The Current Situation and Measures to Tackle the Issue of Organ Trafficking in India.Dr. Sudhir GuptaChief Medical Officer (NCD), Directorate General of Health Services,Ministry of Health & FW, India.
4:30- 5:00	Break
5:00- 6:00	General Discussion on the Proposed Methodology of the Working Group
6:00- 8:00	Welcome Dinner

Sunday, July 22, 2007

8:40-9:00	Coffee
9:00- 11:00	The Moral Responsibility to Ban Organ Trafficking Prof. Robert Veatch—    Professor of Medical Ethics, Georgetown University, USA—    Former Director of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University
	Organ Trafficking in a Global Struggle with Kidney Disease: Perspectives from Ethics and Population HealthProf. Daniel Wikler—    Professor of Population Ethics and Ethics and Population Health of Department of Population and International Health at Harvard University, USA
	How Professional and OrganizationalRegulations Can Help to Prevent Organ TraffickingProf. Francis Delmonico—    Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School—    President of The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Board of Directors;—    Director of Renal Transplantation at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Medical Director of the New England Organ Bank in Newton, Massachusetts;—    Chair of Ethics Committee International Transplant Society at Harvard Medical School, USA
11:00-11:30	Break
11:30-12:30,	Organ Trafficking in Europ. Prof. Michael A. Bos—    Senior Scientific Advisor, Health Council of the Netherlands
	The Feasibility of a Regional Agreement to Ban Organ Trafficking across Borders.Prof. Ryuichi Ida—    Professor of Graduate School of Law at Kyoto University, Japan—    Former Chairperson of International Bioethics Committee, UNESCO
12:30-2:00	Lunch
2:00-3:00	Closing SessionWorking Towards Outlining the Draft Recommendations(group discussion)
3:00-4:00	Wrap-up, Prof. Leonardo De Castro, PhilippinesClosing: Setting the Scene for the Next Meeting, Prof. Lo, Taiwan

 

時間：2007 年 04 月 13 日（星期五）下午 1:30 至 5:30

地點：台大醫院國際會議中心 301 會議室（台北市徐州路 2 號）

主辦單位：台灣醫學會、台大醫院、衛生署醫學倫理委員會

贊助單位：行政院衛生署

協辦單位：財團法人器官捐贈移植登錄中心、台灣移植醫學學會、台灣精神醫學會

參加對象：醫院、醫師公會、醫學會之醫學倫理相關委員會委員及執行秘書，醫學院及教學醫院醫學倫理教師，對臨床倫理有興趣之醫護人員、醫療人文社會法律學者。