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The challenges for clinical ethics education in Europe
1Fondazione Lanza, Padova, Italy.
Abstract:
The experiences of bioethics education tend to be provided at three levels. At undergraduate level a more general approach to bioethics is offered that may include both medical and non-medical students. Post graduate education may be formal, usually at advanced degree of doctorate level, or part of continuing professional development, either in the form of a course in clinical bioethics or through experienced gained by sitting on a clinical ethics committee. Two of these postgraduate approaches--a Masters programme in bioethics and the experience gained in developing a Hospital based bioethics programme--are considered in more detail in this presentation.
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