The course, to be finalized by the end of 2017, will be addressed to both legal professionals (judges, lawyers and prosecutors) and medical and other health-care professionals. These two professional groups have been selected because of their responsibility for the implementation of Human Rights in Biomedicine. It will aim at raising awareness and developing competencies as well as procedural and practical skills allowing legal and medical professionals to put into practice the acquired knowledge in concrete situations.
The outline of the course to be presented and discussed at the seminar was developed by Professor Jean-René Binet, professor at the faculty of law of the Rennes University, Director of the Doctoral School SHOS group of international experts. In March 2017 this outline was discussed by international group experts, including Dr Elena V. Parmon, Director of the Institute of medical education at the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation and Dr Stanislav A. Bushev, Deputy Dean for academic affairs at the Philosophical Faculty of Moscow State University.
Prof. Binet, Dr Parmon and Dr Bushev together with other experts will participate in this seminar, which will also benefit from the participation of Ms Lyalya A. Gabbasova, Adviser to the Minister of Health of the Russian Federation, Laurence Lwoff, Head of the Bioethics Unit if the Council of Europe, Ms Vasilisa O. Neshataeva, HELP focal point in Russia, Ms Anastasiya N. Shadarova HELP programme coordinator in Russia.
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*The course will be developed and implemented in close cooperation between the Council of Europe Bioethics Unit and European Program on Human Rights Education (HELP), following the well-established HELP-methodology.
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