Your Body Your Consent - Full Lecture and Discussion
The Royal College of Pathologists via YouTube
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction to the workshop and the College
Last Man Standing: Pathology Quiz
Rules for a good discussion
What is pathology?
The Human Tissue Act of 1961
The Human Tissue Act of 2004
The Huntington’s Dilemma – John & Jane
Broader issues surrounding consent
Group discussion excerpts only
Plenary session and discussion excerpts only
Should consent be so important?
Who decides whose consent counts?
Whose consent counts?
If you’re dead, whose consent do we need to perform research on the body?
Should you be paid to give blood?
Would you ever ask for consent for blood that is not used during tests?
Reactions from staff and students
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The Royal College of Pathologists
Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 6 Class Central reviews
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Excellent insights into the historical and current tissue acts. Engaging and well presented. Thank you.
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I found the discussion very interesting and very applicable to postmortems and histology as we frequently get requests for return of tissue. It had changed our practice years ago about only taking enough of tissue and putting it directly into the…
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Great overview for Pathologists! The material is relevant and the videos and delivery are great. Hope that more examples can be included to cover different scenarios (eg sensitive infectious diseases testing).
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The ethical conundrum as example was fascinating, and the discussion around the changes to the Human Tissue Act led me to investigate my own jurisdiction's equivalent. The speaker was engaging, the interaction with the students helped keep my attention, even though I was a passive observer.
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This was easy to watch. Raised some very interesting ideas that had ethical issues attached and did so in a very engaging way.
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I watched this video as a compulsory Continuous Professional Development activity, not expecting much. But it has turned out to be very interesting. The speaker was also quite engaging.