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DESCRIPTION:Le Groupe de recherche sur la santé et le droit vous convie à l
 a deuxième conférence annuelle sur la santé et le droit\, laquelle sera pr
 ononcée par Ma’n H. Zawati\, doctorant et membre du groupe. Ma'n examinera
  comment les biobanques populationnelles peuvent simplifier l'accès aux do
 nnées tout en protégeant les participants à la recherche. Un léger repas s
 era servi à 12h15. Les places sont limitées. Prière de confirmer sa présen
 ce en écrivant rghl [dot] law [at] mcgill [dot] ca.\nRésumé\n(En anglais s
 eulement) In research\, Canadian courts have maintained that participants 
 are entitled to a 'full and frank disclosure' and that researchers' duties
  in that regard are as great\, if not greater\, than the duties owed by ph
 ysicians in the clinical setting. That being said\, the increasingly longi
 tudinal and international nature of research challenges the feasibility of
  maintaining such an expansive duty to inform. Take population biobanks as
  an example. These longitudinal studies are limited in terms of what infor
 mation they can provide to research participants during the initial consen
 t process. On the one hand\, they are increasingly encouraged to provide a
 ccess to their collections\, but on the other hand\, they are unable to pr
 ovide participants with “full disclosure” on the future use of their data 
 at the time of recruitment. By re-examining conceptions at the heart of th
 e legal duty to inform\, this presentation will discuss ways in which popu
 lation biobanks can continue to streamline access to data while protecting
  research participants.\nLe conférencier\n(En anglais seulement) Ma’n H. Z
 awati (LL.B.\, LL.M.) is a lawyer and the Academic Coordinator of the Cent
 re of Genomics and Policy at 91������. He is currently completing
  his Doctoral degree in law (D.C.L.) at 91������ and is the Gradu
 ate Member of the 91������ Research Group on Health and Law. Me Zawati is al
 so an Associate Member of the University’s Biomedical Ethics Unit since 20
 13. His research focuses on the legal and ethical aspects of biobanking as
  well as the legal duties and liability of health care professionals in bo
 th the clinical and research settings. He has published numerous articles 
 on issues such as access to genomic databases\, the return of research res
 ults/incidental findings\, the legal liability of physicians and the closu
 re of biobanks. Me Zawati has also presented on these topics in Canada and
  internationally. Recently\, the Young Bar Association of Montreal has nam
 ed him as one of its “Lawyer of the Year” awardees for 2014.\nUne demande 
 de reconnaissance comme activité de formation continue(1\,5 h) a été dépos
 ée auprès du Barreau du Québec.\n
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LOCATION:NCDH 316\, Pavillon Chancellor-Day\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, H3A 1W9\
 , 3644\, rue Peel
SUMMARY:Population Biobanking\, Autonomy and the Duty to Inform: Streamlini
 ng Access to Data while Protecting Participants
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