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Health, Bioethics and the Law:
Inclusions and Exclusions Joint Conference of the Australasian Bioethics Association (ABA) and the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Health, Law and Ethics (ANZHILE)
Early Bird Registration Ends 29 October 2007
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Mal Parker
Vice President:
Rachel Ankeny
Treasurer:
Camilla Scanlan
Secretary:
Kandy White
Committee members:
Gail Tulloch
Ian Kerridge
Lynley Anderson
Monica Clark-Grill
Neil Pickering
Peter Saul
Membership Officer:
Camilla Scanlan
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About the Australasian Bioethics Association
The Australasian Bioethics Association (ABA) was formed in 1991.
The Australasian Bioethics Association (ABA) is an organisation of those interested in bioethics in Australasia.
It encourages open discussion and debate on a range of bioethical issues, providing a place where people can ask difficult questions about ideas and practices associated with health and illness, biomedical research and human values.
The ABA seeks to foster a distinctive Australasian voice in bioethics, and provide opportunities for international engagement through its membership, journal and conferences.
Members come from all the contributing humanities, social science and science disciplines that make up contemporary bioethics.
Many members have cross-disciplinary interests and all seek to broaden the dialogues in which all members of the wider community ultimately have an interest.
The Australian Bioethics Association is a supportive, creative and challenging community that provides a rich source of continuing academic refreshment and renewal.
The aims of the ABA are:
- to promote the study of bioethics in Australasia;
- to provide a public forum for debate and discussion of bioethics;
- to promote awareness of bioethics and bioethical issues in the community among all those involved in health care and related disciplines.