Ethical, Legal and Social Considerations on Precision Medicine in the Republic of Korea
Le Groupe de recherche en sant茅 et droit de 缅北强奸 (GRSD), en collaboration avec le Centre de g茅nomique et politiques, annonce la tenue d鈥檜n s茅minaire intitul茅 Ethical, Legal and Social Considerations on Precision Medicine in the Republic of Korea.
Le s茅minaire sera en anglais et sera pr茅sent茅 par Dr So Yoon Kim, professeure de droit m茅dical et de bio茅thique au Coll猫ge de m茅decine de l鈥橴niversit茅 Yonsei (S茅oul, Cor茅e du Sud). L'茅v猫nement se d茅roulera le jeudi 11 janvier 2018 de 12h30 脿 14h00 au local 3M-48 du Pavillon Strathcona de l'Universit茅 缅北强奸 (3640 rue University, Montr茅al).聽
R茅sum茅 (en anglais)
Korean biobanks are now changing to integrate the new paradigm of precision medicine into their fundamental role of promoting health technology. Since the enactment of Bioethics and Safety Act in 2004, the Republic of Korea has developed a regulatory framework that reflects ethical principles. However, the regulation of biobanks has recently proven to be limited in responding to newer ethical and legal issues that have arisen. First, as there is an emerging trend for human biospecimens to be stored, managed and distributed as digitalized data, the current role of the Distributive Review Committee may become less important compared to the Data Access Committee. Second, even if public health data is anonymised, the risk of identifiability is growing. This makes a third point relevant, informed consent is crucial to respect the autonomy of patients and research subjects, but current consent rules need to change to reflect the interactive and dynamic communication process, increasingly being realized in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Fourth, even though data sharing for research is expected to be altruistic and the sale of human biospecimens and genome data remains prohibited, current data sharing practices have become more complicated, and are closer to commercial use and commercialisation. Given these challenges, continuing and deeper deliberation must be carried out in order to develop a more comprehensive and responsive governance framework.
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