Privacy and Ethics in Research
Privacy and Ethics in Research
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About this event
Privacy and Ethics in Research
You are invited to attend the second webinar in the Privacy for Researchers webinar series hosted by Te Tari Rautaki Rangahau, Matatika (Office of Research Strategy and Integrity) at Waipapa Taumata Rau (University of Auckland):
Privacy and Ethics in Research
In this second webinar, Dr Monique Jonas will host an expert panel discussion with Privacy Commissioner, John Edwards and medical ethicist, Associate Professor Angela Ballantyne on the interplay between the privacy and ethical frameworks that govern research activity in Aotearoa.
The recording from our first webinar can be accessed from the Waipapa Taumata Rau Research Hub: https://research-hub.auckland.ac.nz/event/privacy-act-changes-essential-information-for-researchers
Webinar details
Date: Thursday, 9 September
Time: 1:00 - 2 :00pm NZST
Cost: Free - all members of the research community in Aotearoa are welcome to attend.
Questions: If you have any questions, you can contact Te Tari Rautaki Rangahau, Matatika (Office of Research Strategy and Integrity) at orsi@auckland.ac.nz
Speakers
John Edwards has been appointed to the independent statutory position of Privacy Commissioner since 2014. Prior to his appointment, John practiced law for over 20 years specialising in information law and has acted in legal roles for the State Services Commission, Ministry of Health, Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet and Inland Revenue Department. For 15 years, he held a warrant as a district inspector for mental health and has also been a district inspector for intellectual disability services.
Angela Ballantyne teaches medical ethics at the University of Otago, Wellington and has previously served as President of the International Association of Bioethics (2016-2017) and as a member of the Central Health and Disability Ethics Committee (2010-2018). Angela’s current research interest include the ethics of research on clinical data and tissue without explicit patient consent. Refer to Angela's full profile here.
Monique Jonas is an ethical theorist specialising in health care ethics; distributive justice in health; the relationship between the family and the state; and decision-making for children. Monique is Chair of the Health Research Council of New Zealand Ethics Committee and has previously served as a member of the National Ethics Advisory Committee. Refer to Monique's full profile here.