Titel: Setting an Ethical Agenda for Health Promotion
Termin:
18.9.2007
Veranstaltungsort:
Faculty of Law
Universiteitstraat 4
9000 Gent
BELGIUM
Referenten: Norman Daniels (Harvard School of Public Health, USA) *** David V. McQueen (Coordinating Center for Health Promotion, CDC, USA) *** Nancy Kass (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA) *** Angus Dawson (Research Institute for Law, Politics and Justice, Keele University, UK) *** Marcel Verweij (Ethics Institute, Utrecht University, NL) *** Maurice Mittelmark (Research Centre for Health Promotion, University of Bergen, NO) *** Ronald Bayer (Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, USA)
Weitere Informationen:
http://www.healthpromotionethics.eu/
Despite the moral motivations the domain of health promotion practice is littered with ethical pitfalls. For instance, the structure of health promotion strategies is a possible threat to the autonomy of individuals. Furthermore, several health interventions can only succeed by means of coercion and it isnt very clear whether or how the classical biomedical standard of informed consent could be applied in this particular context. Another domain where ethical analysis is required has to do with the numerous adverse and perverse side effects health promotion interventions can generate, viz. victim blaming, stigmatization, medicalization etcetera.
This conference attempts to bring together scholars from both the fields of ethics and health promotion in order to identify and to examine the ethical issues that are at stake within the context of health promotion.
Kontakt:
Drs. Hans Donckers
Ghent University
Institute of Law, Ethics & Society
Universiteitstraat 4
9000 Ghent
BELGIUM
Tel.:
+32 - (0)9 - 2 64 97 13
Fax: +32 - (0)9 - 2 64 69 83
hans.donckers@ugent.be
http://www.healthpromotionethics.eu/
Veranstalter: Institute of Law, Ethics & Society at Ghent University, Department of Public Health at Ghent University, Flemish Institute of Health Promotion
Wissenschaftliche Leitung: Drs. Hans Donckers (Institute of Law, Ethics & Society), Prof. Dr. Lea Maes (Department of Public Health), Dr. Veerle Stevens (Flemish Institute of Health Promotion)
Schlagworte: Gesundheitswesen, Medizinische Ethik