Teaching Ethics
Welcome to the Teaching Ethics Stream discussion thread. The aim is to provide a platform to enable discussions on topics that are pertinent in teaching ethics, curriculum design, innovative methods of delivery and research. To start the discussions, it would be fabulous if you could introduce yourselves in the discussion forum and tell us a little about your background and areas of interest.
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Sanya Ram currently teaches Pharmacy Law at the School of Pharmacy, University of Auckland, New Zealand. She has worked in various roles as a pharmacist, medicines control advisor, and in pharmaceutical product regulation before joining the School of Pharmacy. She recently graduated with Bachelor of Laws from the University of Auckland. Sanya has a keen interest in medicines regulations, medication errors and teaching law and ethics
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Jamie Peetz is a Lecturer & Course Coordinator - Paramedic Science in the School of Health and Sport Sciences, University of the Sunshine Coast. Jamie’s current focus areas involve consent, right to autonomy, negligence, the paternalistic nature of Paramedic practice and conflicts between legislation, common law and ethical practice. He also has a keen interest in how law and ethics is taught to paramedic students and in identifying the evidence supporting the effectiveness of the various approaches
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