1. Journal Articles 2. Book 3. Book Chapters 4. New Research Grant 5. Academic Visit 6. Service Appointment 7. Video Recordings of CMEL Events 8. Past Presentations by CMEL Members 9. Article in the HKU Bulletin 10. MEHU Updates 11. Medical Law Update
Video recording (click here to watch on YouTube) HKU Law offers a Medical Ethics and Law Specialisation in the Master of Laws (LLM) programme. The specialisation is open to both (1) holders of non-law degrees with at least 2 years of relevant experience or professional qualifications and (2) holders of law degrees. For details on the admission requirements, please see https://llm.law.hku.hk/llm/ under "Admission requirements". Application deadline: 28 Feb 2025 at 12:00 noon (GMT +8)...
Critical Care Fireside Chat Series: – Seminar Title: Interdisciplinary insights into humanistic and ethical practice of intensive care medicine Co-organisers: Critical Care Medicine Unit, HKUMed Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit, HKUMed Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, HKU Registration Link: For HKU members / For non-HKU members Abstract: Contemporary intensive care medicine blurs the boundary between life and death, and transforms the way we understand and manage critical illness....
MH Conversations and Connections Series – Lunchtime Seminar Title: Helsinki Declaration: Past, present and future Co-organisers: Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit, HKUMed Department of Emergency Medicine, HKUMed Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, HKU Registration Link: For HKU members / For non-HKU members Abstract: The Declaration of Helsinki was developed by the World Medical Association to guide the ethical conduct of research involving human participants. First adopted in...
MH Conversations and Connections Series – Lunchtime Seminar Title: Mediation and the Problem of Success in the Use of AI in Medicine Co-organisers: Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit, HKUMed Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, HKU Medicine & the Muse, Stanford Medicine Zoom: For pre-registered overseas attendees only, institutional emails must be used rather than private emails to register for the event. In other words, the Zoom option is only applicable to pre-registered...
Video recording (click here to watch on YouTube): *This seminar is not intended to be comprehensive. No decision made by any UK court after 1 July 1997 is binding on Hong Kong courts. (e.g. decisions of the UK Supreme Court in McCulloch & others v Forth Valley Health Board and Paul & another v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust are not binding on Hong Kong courts). All statements in this video/ event were made without responsibility on the part of the organisers or the speakers. Objective,...
