ACE Ethics Events
The College and its Ethics Committee have helped ensure that ethics and related topics have been on the annual conference program and at other events. Following is a list of sessions –plenary presentations, workshops, luncheons and breakfasts – since 2004. Presentation slides are provided when available. The list is incomplete. Please email [email protected] to provide additions and corrections. 2022, Hybrid, Scottsdale ACE Annual Meeting, September Panel 1: Joint ACE-AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) Panel - Computational Epidemiology: Ethics, Equity, and Policy. Moderator: John Holmes Presenters: Holmes JH, On using novel methodologies for epidemiologic surveillance for health disparities: Inferential benefits and ethical perils Dixon B, It Isn’t Easy Being Green: Reflections on Life as an Amphibious Epidemiologist Foraker R, Data-driven: life at the intersection of epidemiology and informatics Goodman KW, Ethics and Public Health Informatics in Calamitous Times Panel 2: Joint ACE-International Epidemiological Association (IEA) Panel - Global matters of epidemiology and the ethical challenges of addressing the health of populations. Moderators: Ed Peters (in-person) and Victoria Crabb (virtual) Presenters: Weed DL, Causality, Epidemiology, and Ethics Pandey CM, Ethical challenges in the practice of Digital Epidemiology Acquavella J, Departures from Scientific Objectivity: A Root Cause of Eroding Trust in Epidemiology? 2021, Virtual ACE Annual Meeting, September Concurrent Session: Current ethical and social issues in epidemiology. Moderator: Pamela Garcia-Filion Presenters: Coughlin SS, An overview of current ethical developments in epidemiology and public health practice Beskow LM, Ethical challenges in genetic epidemiology Goodman KW, Ethics curricula in epidemiology 2020, Virtual ACE Annual Meeting, September No ethics-committee-sponsored event. 2019, Pasadena ACE Annual Meeting, September Panel: Epidemiology, Policy and Trust Presenters: Al-Delaimy W, Forman M, Gaudino J, Goodman KW, Widome R. Symposium: Creating Real-World Research Using Engagement Strategies: The Ethical Challenges Moderator: Ed Peters Presenters: Coleman K, Overview of Stakeholder-Engaged Research Strategies and Engaging Stakeholders in Retrospective Observational Studies Salerno J, An Ethical Perspective to Optimize Engagement Strategies in Health Research Jones F, Structure of Community-Partnered Participatory Research 2017, New Orleans ACE Annual Meeting, September Concurrent Session: Untangling the Ethical Intersection of Epidemiology, Human Subjects Research and Public Health. Chairs: Hlaing WM, Salerno J; Moderator: Goodman KW Presenters: Peters E, Overview of Ethics and Epidemiology Pinney S, Very High Biomarker Levels in Environmental Epidemiology Research: A void in guidance for investigators Morain S, Interface of Epidemiology, Human Subjects Research, and Public Health Interventions Plenary Session: Advancing Risk Stratification for Precision Prevention: Methodologic, Clinical, and Ethical Considerations for Rare Diseases Presenters (including): Coughlin SS, The Relevance of Public Health Ethics to Rare Diseases Breakfast Roundtable: Weed DL, Beyond Conflicts of Interest 2016, Miami North American Congress of Epidemiology, June; ACE in conjunction with the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER) Plenary session: Ethics, Big Data and Computing in Epidemiology and Public Health. Presenters: Knoppers BM, The Policy Implications of Big Data and Computing in Genetics Lee LM, The Fallacy of “Secondary Use” and Its Effects on Population Health 2015, Atlanta Plenary Session: Ethics, Ebola and Epidemiological Issues Presenters: Schwartz L, Lessons from the latest public health emergency Angulo FJ, Responding to the Ebola Epidemic Neslund VS, Ethics, Ebola and Epidemiological Issues 2014, Silver Springs Luncheon Workshop, Frontiers in Epidemiology: Evaluating the Impact of “Interests” 2013, Louisville ACE Annual Meeting, September Workshop, Ethics, Epidemiology, and Public Policy Decisions – A Case Example of Meinhardt PL, Hydrofracking in NYS: A Brief Review of the Critical Role of Epidemiology Goldstein BD, The Interface Between Science and Public Policy: Whose Ethics is it? Ortmann L, Reframing Risk Debates in Public Policy Decisions as Value Debates Finkel ML, Weed DL, Goldstein BD, Ortmann L, The Decision to Allow Hydrofracking in Community X: Ethical Dilemmas and Your Role as an Epidemiologist Barrett DH, Public Health Ethics Resources: The Role of the CDC Weiser TM, Review of ACE Ethics Guidelines Breakfast Roundtables: McKeown R, Excellence in Practice: An Ethical Obligation Weed DL, Conflicts of Interest 2012, Chicago Workshop, Ethics in Epidemiology: Exploring Contemporary Challenges Presenters: Goodman KW, Peters ES, Weiser TM Luncheon Roundtable, Ethical Conduct of Epidemiologic Studies (Weiser TM) Plenary Panel, Ethics and Epidemiologic Decision-Making for Population Benefits 2011, Montreal North American Congress of Epidemiology, May; ACE in conjunction with the Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER) Presenter: Goodman KW, Enough already with horror-show RCR education: Time to emphasize positive duties and values 2010, San Francisco Workshop: Meinhard P, Ethics, Epidemiology and Public Policy Decisions: A Case Example of Hydrofracking Spotlight Session: Goodman KW, The Role of Epidemiology and Public Health in Translational Science Luncheon Roundtable: Sloppy Research/Ethics 2008, Tucson Workshop: Research Ethics in Studying Genes and the Environment in Diabetes among Ethnic Minorities Luncheon Roundtable: Ethics in Epidemiology: Focus on Research Integrity 2007, Fort Lauderdale Plenary Session: Ethics and Pandemiology: Balancing Rights, Managing Resources Presenters: Barrett DH, Public Health Ethics and Pandemic Influenza: Federal Planning Activities Berkman BE, Pandemic Influenza: Ethics, Law, and the Public's Health Goodman KW, Ethics and Pandemiology: Balancing Rights, Managing Resources Hood R, Ethical Issues in Emergency Response: A State Perspective 2004, Boston ACE Annual Meeting, September Presenter: Goodman K, Trust Me: New Challenges in Conflict, Advocacy, and Social Commitment |