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Past Presentations
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
1997
January 14, 1997, Bruce Winick, The Jurisprudence
of Therapeutic Jurisprudence (previously published in LAW IN A THERAPEUTIC
KEY) (also appearing in PSYCHOL., PUB. POL’Y & L. 1997) [professor,
UM School of Law]
February 11, 1997, Chuck Culver, Proximate
Causation in Informed Consent Cases [professor, Barry University]
March 19, 1997, Kathy Cerminara, McIver
and the Florida Constitution [professor, UM School of Law]
April 8, 1997, Bruce Winick, Coercion and
Mental Health Treatment, 74 DENV. L. REV. 1145 (1997) [professor, UM School
of Law]
May 6, 1997, Ken Goodman, Ethical and Legal
Issues in Use of Decision Support Systems (published in E. BERNER, ED.,
CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS) [director, UM Ethics Programs]
September 9, 1997, Kathy Cerminara, The
Class Action as a Method of Patient Empowerment in the Managed Care Setting,
24 AM. J. L. & MED. 7 (1998) [professor, St. Thomas University School
of Law]
October 21, 1997, Ed Erwin & Ken Goodman,
Meta-Analysis [professor, UM Department of Philosophy and Director, UM
Ethics Programs]
November 18, 1997, Tricia Shackelford,
Managed Care: Is It Therapeutic?
A Therapeutic Jurisprudential Analysis of the Managed Care Regime [student,
UM School of Law]
December 9, 1997, Review, Anniversary and
Holiday Celebration at Two Chefs in South Miami
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1998
January 20, 1998, Chuck Culver, Ken Goodman
& Kathy Cerminara, Optimal Use of Orders Not to Intervene and Advance
Directives, 3 PSYCHOL., PUB. POL’Y & L. 676, 688, 719 (1998)
[professor, Barry University; Director, UM Ethics Programs, professor,
St. Thomas University School of Law]
February 10, 1998, James Drane, Conversations on Competence
[Emeritus Professor, Clinical Bioethics, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania]
March 17, 1998, Bob McKinlay, Grantwriting Ideas [Barry
University]
April 21, 1998, Evelyn Torres, Diagnostic Ultrasound:
A Medical Legal Time Bomb [student, UM School of Law]
May 20, 1998, Erica Beecher-Monas, A Rose By Any Other
Name? “Scientific” vs. “Technical” Evidence, published
as The Heuristics of Intellectual Due Process: A Primer for Triers of
Science, 75 N.Y.U. L. REV. 1563 (2000) [professor, University of Arkansas
- Little Rock School of Law]
June 10, 1998, Kathy Czepiel, Artificial Insemination
by Donor: A Single Woman’s Savior or Dilemma [student, St. Thomas
University School of Law]
September 16, 1998, Marlene Pinsky, Advance Directives
Under Chapter 765 [county attorney, Public Health Trust]
October 21, 1998, Bruce Winick, Planning for the Future
Through Advance Directive Instruments, 4 PSYCHOL., PUB. POL’Y &
L. 579 (1998) (foreward) [professor, UM School of Law]
November 18, 1998, Glenn Singer, Advance Directives
in the ICU [pulmonologist and chair of Ethics Committee, Broward General
Medical Center]
December 15, 1998, Holiday Gathering at Les Halles in
Coral Gables.
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1999
January 27, 1999, the Hon. Ginger Lerner-Wren, Mental
Health Court [judge, mental health court in Broward County]
February 17, 1999, Yvette Pearson, Revising Notions
of Reproductive Rights and Responsibilities, part of dissertation [Ph.D.
candidate, UM Department of Philosophy]
March 17, 1999, Cheryl Amana, AIDS [professor, North
Carolina Central University School of Law]
April 28, 1999, Chuck Culver, Medical Error [professor,
Barry University]
May 19, 1999, Harry Hamburger, Alternate Dispute Resolution
in the Health Care Setting [physician/mediator]
September 22, 1999, Jennifer Pender, Changing the Face
of Death: Amendments to the Florida Hospice Statutes, 24 NOVA L. REV.
503 (1999) [student. NSU Shepard Broad Law Center]
October 20, 1999, Ken Goodman, Recent Amendments to
Florida Statutes, Chapter 765 [director, UM Ethics Programs]
November 17, 1999, Steve Stark, Physicians and Pain
Management, published as Bioethics and Physician Liability: The Liability
Effects of Developing Pain Management Standards, 14 ST. THOMAS L. REV.
601 (2002) [attorney]
December 15, 1999, Holiday Dinner at Biscayne Wine Merchants
and Bistro in North Miami
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2000
January 19, 2000, Stephen Siegel, Goals and Interests
of the Health Law Section of the Florida Bar [attorney, chair of Florida
Bar Health Law Section]
February 16, 2000, Bernie Gert & Chuck Culver, Psychiatric
Evaluation of Patients Requesting Physician-Assisted Suicide [professor,
Dartmouth College, and professor, Barry University]
March 23, 2000, Danielle Conway-Jones, Factual Causation
in Toxic Tort Litigation: Burden of Proof, Legal Sufficiency, and Reasonable
Scientific and Medical Certainty, published as Factual Causation in Toxic
Tort Litigation: A Philosophical View of Proof and Certainty in Uncertain
Disciplines, 35 U. RICH. L. REV. 875 (2002) [professor, University of
Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law]
April 26, 2000, Steve Friedland, Kathy Cerminara &
Ken Goodman, Third International Symposium on Coma and Death, Havana,
Cuba [discussion made the press. See Shari Rudavsky, Professors, Experts
at Nova Explore Ethics of Elian Case, The Herald, April 27, 2000, at 9B]
[professors, NSU Shepard Broad Law Center, and director, UM Ethics Programs]
September 19, 2000, Elizabeth Pendo, Justice, Egalitarianism
and Disability: Contextualizing Distributive Outcomes Under Title I of
the ADA, published as Disability, Doctors and Dollars: Distinguishing
the Three Faces of Reasonable Accommodation, 35 U.C. DAVIS L. REV. 1175
(2002) [professor, St. Thomas University School of Law]
October 17, 2000, Jane E. Hendricks, The Use of Animals
in Scientific Research [attorney]
November 21, 2000, Robin Fiore, Justice and Access to
Health Care – Genetic Technologies [professor, Philosophy Department,
Florida Atlantic University]
December 19, 2000, Holiday Dinner at Biscayne Wine Merchants
& Bistro
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2001
January 16, 2001, Ben Mulvey, Health as Norm and Bioethical
Standard [professor, liberal arts (philosophy), Nova Southeastern University]
February 20, 2001, Kim Stratos, Medical Decisionmaking
for Children [attorney]
March 20, 2001, Anne-Valerie Kaninda Reception [Doctors
Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres]
April 17, 2001, Bruce Winick, Forced Competency to Stand
Trial in the Criminal Context [professor, University of Miami School of
Law]
May 15, 2001, End-of-School-Year Celebration at The
Antique Shoppe An Italian Eatery in North Miami
September 25, 2001, Elizabeth Pendo, International Health
and Human Rights [professor, St. Thomas University School of Law]
October 16, 2001, Jean Thomas, The Paradox of Factionalism
in American Law [professor, St. Thomas University School of Law]
November 27, 2001, Chris Zawisza, Children First Projects
Regarding Medical Care of Children in the State of Florida [attorney,
legal director of the Children First Project] [tangible result (partially)
of this meeting was a brief filed in the Supreme Court of Florida]
December 18, 2001, Holiday Dinner at Biscayne Wine
Merchants & Bistro in North Miami
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2002
Monday, January 14, 2002, Alina Perez, Physician-Assisted
Suicide [professor, Public Health Program, Nova Southeastern University
Health Professions Division]
Tuesday, February 19, 2002, Chuck Culver, What Do Doctors
Need to Know? A New Focus on Informed Consent, published as a chapter
in BIOETHICS: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH (co-authored with Bernie Gert) (Oxford
University Press 2005 or 2006) [professor of medical education, Barry
University]
Tuesday, March 19, 2002, Bruce Winick, Outpatient Commitment:
A Therapeutic Jurisprudential Analysis, published in 9 PSYCHOL. PUB. POL’Y
& L. 107 (2003) [professor, University of Miami School of Law]
April 24, 2002, Sandra Greenblatt, Document Retention
Policies: Are You E-Updated and E-Protected? [attorney]
September 24, 2002, Chuck Culver and Karon Coleman,
The Baby Doe Regulations: Bioethical and Legal Considerations in Neonatal
End-of-Life Care [professor of medical education, Barry University, and
attorney, UM-Jackson Memorial Hospital]
October 22, 2002, Bruce Winick, Nursing Practices in
Palliative Care: Legal, Ethical and Therapeutic Jurisprudence Perspectives
[professor, UM School of Law]
November 19, 2002, Alina Perez, Ethical and Legal Issues
Regarding a Special Hospice Program Geared Exclusively to Hispanics [professor,
NSU Public Health Program]
December 16, 2002, Holiday Dinner, Biscayne Wine Merchants
and Bistro in North Miami
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2003
January 28, 2003, Stephanie Anderson, Legal and Ethical
Issues of the Human Genome Project [professor, UM School of Medicine]
February 25, 2003, Keith Moore, Legal and Ethical Aspects
of the Physician Assistant Profession [professor, Barry University physician
assistant program]March 25, 2003, Gerald Morris and Michael Funk, Legal
and Ethical Issues Involved in the Jessica Santillan Case [attorney, Holy
Cross Hospital and adjunct professor, NSU School of Law, and professor,
NSU physician assistant program]
March 25, 2003, Gerald Morris and Michael Funk, Legal
and Ethical Issues Involved in the Jessica Santillan Case (attorney, Holy
Cross Hospital and adjunct professor, NSU School of Law, and professor,
NSU physician assistant program]]
April 29, 2003, Kate Callahan, Susan Kass and Carol
Petrozella, Integrating Ethics Across Disciplines: An Ethics Primer Developed
at Miami-Dade Community College [consultant, the Huntington Consulting
Group; professor, allied health, Miami-Dade Community College; professor
and director Miami-Dade Community College Institute for Ethics in Health
Care]
September 23, 2003, Elizabeth Pendo, Images of Health
Insurance in Popular Film: The Dissolving Critique, published at 37 J.
HEALTH LAW 267 (2004) [professor, St. Thomas University School of Law]
October 28, 2003, Alina Perez, Ken Goodman and Bruce
Winick, The Impact of the Law on Public Health Issues: From HIV Superconfidentiality
Laws to Bioterrorism to Mental Health Courts, a Legal and Ethical Analysis
[professor, NSU public health program; director, UM Ethics Programs; professor,
UM School of Law]
November 18, 2003, Michael Funk, United Nations Dilemma
on Human Cloning: To Ban or Not to Ban? [professor, NSU physician assistant
program]
December 16, 2003, Annual Holiday Dinner at Biscayne
Wine Merchants and Bistro in North Miami.
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2004
January 27, 2004, David Thomas, Experimentation With Human Subjects:
Clinical Trials Involving the Incarcerated [professor, NSU College of
Osteopathic Medicine]
February 17, 2004, Panel, Current Ethical and Legal
Issues in Genetics
March 16, 2004, Chuck Culver and Karon Coleman, Genetics
and the Duty to Warn [professor of medical education, Barry University
and attorney, UM-Jackson Memorial Hospital]
April 20, 2004, Linda Simunek, Ethics and Human Rights
in Today’s Nursing School Curriculum [professor, NSU Fischler Graduate
School of Education and consultant in establishment of NSU’s School
of Nursing]
September 13, 2004, Kathy Cerminara, Dealing With Dying:
How Insurers Can Help Patients Seeking Last-Chance Therapies (Even When
the Answer is “No”) [professor, NSU Shepard Broad Law Center]
[cancelled, Hurricane Ivan]
October 11, 2004, Alina Perez, Medicare, Medicaid and
Long-Term Care: Are the New Laws Helping the Minority Elderly?, presented
at conference on Practicing in Multicultural Communities: Political and
Legal Realities (October 15, 2004, Miami, FL) [professor, NSU Public Health
Program]
November 8, 2004, Kathy Cerminara, Dealing With Dying:
How Insurers Can Help Patients Seeking Last-Chance Therapies (Even When
the Answer is “No”) , published at 15 HEALTH MATRIX 285 (2005)
[professor, NSU Shepard Broad Law Center] [rescheduled from September
cancellation due to Hurricane Ivan]
December 14, 2004, Annual Holiday Dinner at Thai House
II in North Miami Beach
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2005
January 24, 2005, Louise Caro, Access to Health Care
for the Indigent in Broward County [attorney, Special Projects Unit, Legal
Aid Service of Broward County, Inc.]
February 28, 2005, Steve Stark and Deborah Thevenin,
Developing the Office of Patient Protection and Risk Prevention and the
Physician-Patient Advocacy Program at the Miller School of Medicine, presented
at conference [executive director, Office of Patient Protection and Risk
Prevention; associate professor of pediatrics and psychology at the University
of Miami]
March 28, 2005, Tom Thompson, The Empirical “Evidence”
of Bioethical Behaviors [professor, NSU Fischler School of Education and
Human Services]
April 25, 2005, Karon Coleman and Chuck Culver, Being
Competent in Florida [assistant county attorney, Miami-Dade County Attorney’s
Office, Public Health Trust Division; associate program director, Barry
University Physician Assistant Program]
May 23, 2005, Alina Perez and Alberto Caban, Jr., Law,
Ethics and the Older Adult: Driving and Public Safety, presented at conferences
in summer 2005 [professor, NSU Public Health Program and student, NSU-COM]
September 19, 2005, Mary Coombs and Bruce Winick, The
Aftermath of Schiavo [professors, University of Miami School of Law] [cancelled, Tropical Storm Rita]
October 17, 2005, Gerald Morris, The Medical Mistake Disclosure Bandwagon - On It or Under It? Reconciling Love Story, Brenda Lee and Jerry Maguire [general counsel, Holy Cross Hospital and adjunct professor, NSU Shepard Broad Law Center]
November 21 , 2005, Mary Coombs and Bruce Winick, The
Aftermath of Schiavo, resulted in a symposium of the same name at UM School of Law, February 18, 2006 [professors, University of Miami School of Law] [rescheduled from September cancellation due to Tropical Storm Rita]
December 13, 2005, Holiday Dinner, Oishi Thai in North Miami Beach
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2006
January 23, 2006, Almos Trif, The Ethics of Teaching Medicine Before Residency [professor, NSU College of
Medical Sciences]
February 13, 2006, Robert Kerr, The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005: Who Should Pay for Improved Outcomes?, published at 17 HEALTH MATRIX ___ (2006 or 2007) [student, St. Thomas University School of Law]
March 13, 2006, Peter Holub, The AMA Guidelines for Ethical Advertising [professor, NSU College of Allied Health and Nursing]
April 17, 2006, Luis Gomez, Challenges to the Ethical Practice of Emergency Medicine: A Practical Review of ACEP's Code, presented at the annual NMA Conference in Dallas, TX, summer 2006 [emergency room physician and adjunct professor, NSU-COM]
September 18, 2006, Stephanie Aleong, "Green" Medicine is Safe Medicine: Using Lessons From Environmental Law to Hold Manufacturers and Distributors of Pharmaceuticals Liable for Injury Caused by Counterfeit Drugs, published at __________ [professor, NSU Shepard Broad Law Center]
October 16, 2006, JoNel Newman, Lessons and Challenges in Providing On-Site Legal Services to HIV Affected Clients at JMH [Assistant Professor of Clinical Education and Director of the Community Health Rights Education Clinic at the University of Miami School of Law Center for Ethics and Public Service].
November 13, 2006, Keith Sonderling, POLST: A Cure for the Common Advance Directive – It’s Just What the Doctor Ordered [NSU law student].
Monday, November 12, Michael Igel, The Emergency Department On-Call Crisis: Can’t We All Just Get Along? [NSU law alumnus and LL.M. student at the University of Houston School of Law]
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