BONUS International Conference 2025: "Do No Harm: Ethics in Oncology"

Name: BONUS International Conference 2025: "Do No Harm: Ethics in Oncology"
Start: 2025-03-09T09:15:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-09T16:30:00+00:00

9th Mar 2025

9:15am - 4:30pm (GMT)

Academia

Acute internal medicine

Clinical oncology

Medical oncology

Paediatric palliative medicine

Palliative medicine

9th Mar 2025

9:15am - 4:30pm (GMT)

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Description

This year, we are excited to present our annual oncology conference on Ethics in Oncology, where we will be discussing the stories behind the decisions taken to provide care to patients with cancer. Our highlights:

Discussing the use of AI in Oncology
Insights into the provision of Palliative Oncology care
Understanding Health Economics pertaining to Oncology care in the NHS

We hope you are able to join us at this Virtual Event on Sunday 9th of March 2025 at 9:15am.

Follow us on Instagram and our fantastic Bonus App to hear more about our amazing line of speakers and workshops we have planned for you all!

@bonusoncsoc

Conference Booklet: BONUS Conference Booklet (2).pdf

Summary

The BONUS International Conference 2025: "Do No Harm: Ethics in Oncology" is a must-attend virtual event on March 9th that delves into the ethical decisions made in providing cancer care. Engage with discussions centering around AI in Oncology, Palliative Oncology care, and Health Economics in the context of the NHS. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the complex ethical landscapes of Oncology, participate in interactive workshops and learn from an impressive line-up of speakers. Follow @bonusoncsoc on Instagram and the Bonus App for detailed updates.

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Learning objectives

To understand and analyze the ethical implications and considerations of using AI in oncology, particularly in relation to diagnosis and treatment decisions.
To gain in-depth knowledge on the delivery of palliative oncology care, exploring ethical aspects surrounding end-of-life decisions, symptom control, and maintaining patient dignity.
To explore the role of health economics in the provision of oncology care, particularly in relation to the NHS, with a focus on ethical considerations in resource allocation and access to treatments.
To develop an understanding of the potential ethical challenges and dilemmas health professionals may face in the field of oncology and strategies to deal with them.
To examine real-life case studies illustrating different ethical scenarios in oncology, fostering critical thinking, discussion, and ethical decision-making skills among participants.

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