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ListofContentsSection1:WelcomeGreetingandForeword………………………………………………………………………………….3TheCommittee……………………………………………………………………………………………...5Hosts,OrganizersandSponsors……………………………………………………………………..7Section2:TheConferenceBackground…………………………………………………………………………………………………12SummaryofEvents……………………………………………………………………………………...14Venue………………………………………………………………………………………………………….15Section3:ProgramsandScheduleThe8thNationalMeetingofIndonesianBioethicsandMedicalHumanityNetwork(Pernas8JBHKI)Programs………………………………………………………………………….17The17thAsianBioethicsConference(ABC17)Programs……………………………….19SocialProgramsOffers…………………………………………………………………………………25

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Section1

Welcome

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GreetingsfromTheCommitteeDistinguishedguestsandparticipants,WelcometoYogyakarta, inThe JointConferenceof the8thNationalMeetingonIndonesianBioethicsandMedicalHumanityNetwork(Pernas8JBHKI)andthe17thAsianBioethicsConference(ABC17).Wearedeeplygratefultoallofyou.All of us have a very hard responsibility to develop ur professionalism,leadershipasanagentofchange,andasarolemodelorinspiratorforourfuturegeneration. We hope this forum will provide new idesas in implementingbioethics in services, research and education. Particularly bioethics as anapproach to conflicts and its resolution, with our tolerance on a newtransdisciplinaryattitude,tobringpeaceonouroneandonlyworld.Based on the above condition, during this conference, let us share ourunderstandingandexperiencesinbioethicsforresolutionofvariousconflictsinsocial, economical, political, religions, legal, and cultural backgrounds.We arelooking forour scientific conflict resolution, through thepromoted conceptoftheNewSenseofBioethics.Wethankyouforyouractiveparticipation.Wewishyouaniceandfruitfultimein thisconference,aswellasenjoyingyourstay inourhigh-culturedsocietyofYogyakarta.Ourbestwishesforafreeflowingandcreativeexchange.

Prof.UmarAnggaraJenie Prof.SoenartoSastrowijotoChairofOrganizingCommittee ChairofSteeringCommittee

CenterforBioethicsandMedicalHumanitiesFacultyofMedicine,UniversitasGadjahMada

Yogyakarta,Indonesia.

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ForewordfromABAPresidentIt is a great honor for me to write this foreword to the 17th Asian BioethicsConference(ABC17)ProgramBook.Theconference,whichisheldonNovember14–17,2016,inYogyakarta,Indonesia,ishostedbyUniversitasGadjahMadaincollaboration with the National Bioethics Commission of Indonesia, and theAsianBioethicsAssociation.Wearedeeplygratefultothemanypeoplewhohaveworkedsohardtoorganizethisevent,especiallyProf.UmarAnggaraJenie,theOrganizingChairofthe17thABC.

The ABC continues a tradition of bringing together researchers, academics,professional experts, and students fromAsia and around theworld. United bythe themeof thisyear’sconference, “Towardsapeacefulworld:Asianinitiativesfor bioethics in trans-cultural settings,” we will share new knowledge andexperiences and discuss a range of current issues in a wide variety of high-quality papers. At the same time, our informal communication during theconferencewillbeimportanttothedevelopmentofbioethicalstudies.I trust that theABC17willbean impetus to furtherstudyandresearch in thisfield.Wethankallparticipantsandorganizersfortheircontributionsandwishyouallafruitfulconference.

MiyakoTAKAGI,Ph.D.President,AsianBioethicsAssociationProfessor,UniversityResearchCenter,NihonUniversity,Tokyo,JAPAN.

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TheCommittee

SteeringCommittee

Chair Prof.Dr.dr.SoenartoSastrowijoto,Sp.THTProf.Dr.UmarAnggaraJenie,Apt,MSc

ABA(AsianBioethicsAssociation)

Prof.Dr.MiyakoTakagi(President)Prof.Dr.DarrylMacer(Secretary)

MinistryofHealth Prof.Dr.dr.NilaDjuwitaF.MoeloekSpM(K)MinistryofResearch,Technology&HigherEducation

Prof.H.MohamadNasir,Ph.D.,Ak.

MinistryofAgriculture Dr.Ir.H.AndiAmranSulaiman,MPLIPI(IndonesianInstituteofSciences)

Prof.Dr.Ir.IskandarZulkarnain(Director)

KBN(NationalBioethicsCommittee)

Prof.LukmanHakimM.Sc,Ph.D,AptProf.Dr.EkoBarotoWaluyo

Dr.Ir.Haryono,MScUGM(UniversitasGadjahMada)

Prof.Ir.DwikoritaKarnawati,M.Sc.,Ph.D(Rector)Prof.dr.IwanDwiprahasto,M.Med.Sc,PhD(ViceRector)

FacultyofMedicineUGM Prof.Dr.dr.TeguhAryandono,Sp.B(K)Onk(Dean)

CBMH(CenterforBioethicsandMedicalHumanities)

Prof.dr.SrisuparYatiSoenarto,SpA(K).,PhD

LocalOrganizingCommittee

Chair Prof.Dr.UmarAnggaraJenie,Apt,MScProf.Dr.dr.Sutaryo,Sp.A(K)

Prof.Dr.M.AminAbdullah,MADr.Dra.IndriaLaksmiGamayanti,M.Si,Psi

Secretary Dra.YayiSuryoPrabandari,M.Si,Ph.Ddr.NurAzidMahardinatadr.WikaHartanti,MIH

Dr.dr.DediAfandi,DFM,Sp.KFLDyahWoroS.PsiM.Psi

Treasury Dr.FitriHaryantiS.Kp.,M.KesOperationalStaffs dr.RonyTrilaksono

DewiAfiyandari,AmdAhmadDediNHW,SE

AnandariRahmaHCR,S.AntReniPurwoAniarti,Skep,Ners

Walri

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SteeringCommittee

Coordinator Dr.CBKusmaryanto,SCJHealth Prof.dr.SrisuparYatiSoenarto,SpA(K).,PhD

Prof.Dr.R.SjamsuhidajatSpB-KBDProf.Dr.dr.AgusPurwadianto,DFM.,S.H.,M.Si.Sp.F(K)

Prof.dr.MarsetyawanHNESoesatyo,M.Sc,Ph.DProf.dr.Moh.Hakimi,Ph.D,Sp.OG(K)

Prof.Dr.dr.HardyantoSoebonoSp.KK(K).Prof.dr.SofiaMubarika,M.Med.Ed.,PhD

Dr.PaulusSudiharto,Sp.BS.Prof.dr.PratiwiSudarmono,PhD,SpMK(K)

Prof.Dr.ShamimaLasker(ABAVPforSouthAsia)Prof.Dr.YanguangWang(ABABoardChina)

TechnologyandEngineering

Prof.Ir.Sudaryono,M.Eng.,Ph.DProf.Dr.Ir.H.BenyaminLakitanM.Sc

Prof.Dr.DuuJianTsai(Taiwan)Bang-OokJun(Korea)

Environment Prof.Dr.EndangSukara,APUDr.Ir.Haryono

Prof(Riset)Dr.Ir.KusumaDiwiyantoMSProf.Dr.H.DayarArbain,AptProf.Dr.drh.DondinSajuthiDr.SitiNuramaliatiPrijono

Prof.drh.WidyaAsmara,Ph.DProf.Dr.M.Selvanayagam(ABAVPforIndia)

Prof.LatifahAmin(Malaysia)ReligionandPhilosophy Prof.Dr.SyafaatunAlmirzanah,M.Th.,M.A.,PhD

Dr.(Theol)AnjasSoegengHardiyantoProf.Dr.ShuiChuenLee(ABAVPforTaiwan)

Peace Prof.Dr.PurwoSantoso,MA,PhDProf.Dr.DewiFortunaAnwar,MA

Prof.Dr.RavichandranMoorthy(ABAVPforSouth-EastAsia)

SocietyandCulture Prof.Dr.HeddyShriAhimsaPutra,MADra.NurAiniSetiawati,M.Hum,Ph.D

Prof.Dr.ShahidShamin(ABAVPforPakistan)Prof.Dr.IrinaPollard(ABAVPforthePacific)

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Hosts

UniversitasGadjahMada

Universitas Gadjah Mada is an Indonesian public ivyleague research university located in Yogyakarta,Indonesia, foundedonDecember19, 1949.UGM is theoldest and largest institution of higher learning inIndonesia. Located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the 360acre university comprises of 18 faculties, 68undergraduate study programs,23 diploma studyprograms,104masterandspecialiststudyprogram,and43Doctoratestudyprograms.

Ithasapproximately55,000students,1,187 foreignstudentsand2,500 facultymemberscurrently.UniversitasGadjahMadahasbeenconsidered tobeoneofthemostprestigiousuniversitiesinIndonesia.UGMisimplementinganeducopolisarea,asteptakenbyuniversitiesincreatingconduciveenvironmentforthecontinuityofthelearningprocess.Theseeffortsare pursued in the context of developing multidisciplinary collaborations andresponding to ecological issues in order to achieve the vision of theuniversity. Some of the steps are reducing pollution and vehicle exhaustemissions, development of pedestrian, restriction of vehicles entering thecampus,constructionofnewdormitoriesonthecampus,developmentofparkingpockets,plantingthetreesgreenandmanymore.

(Source:http://ugm.ac.id/en/about-us/1372-introducing.ugm)IndonesianNationalBioethicsCommission

National Bioethics Commission (Komisi BioetikaNasional, KBN) was established in September17,2004; by joint-three Ministerial Decree ofMinistersofResearchandTechnology,HealthandAgriculture.TheKBNisaimedtobeaplacewhere

bioethicists could discuss all matters concerning bioethical issues; and giveadvisetotheGovernmentsandsocietyconcerningtheseissues.ThedutyoftheKBNistocarryoutcomprehensiveandprogressiveexaminationrelatingtobioethicalprinciples, togiveadvicetotheGovernmentonbioethicalaspects of research, development and application of science and technologywhich based on biological sciences, and to disseminate bioethicscomprehensivenesstosocietyatlarge.

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Members of KBN representing academicians (including medical doctors,molecularbiologists,geneticists,chemists,biologists,etc),ethicists(bioethicists),religious scholars (from 6 religions which are recognized by the Government,namely Islam, Catholic, Protestant, Buddhism, Hindu and Confusianism),businessmen, educators, and lawyers. KBN is amember of theAsianBioethicsAssociation(ABA)since2005.AsianBioethicsAssociation

The principles of this Constitution wereinitially adoptedat the InauguralMeetingoftheEastAsianAssociation forBioethicsheldin Beijing on the 5th of November, 1995,when the Officers of this Association werealso nominated. At the UNESCO AsianBioethics Conference, 4 Nov, 1997, the

Association was broadened to become the Asian Bioethics Association, andseveralfurthermemberswerenominated.The basic objective of the Association is to promote scientific research inbioethicsinAsiathroughopenandinternationalexchangesofideasamongthoseworkinginbioethicsinvariousfieldsofstudyanddifferentregionsoftheworld.Inorder toachieve thisend theAssociationwill encourage the followingworkandprojects:(1)toorganizeandsupportinternationalconferencesinbioethicsinAsia; (2) toassist thedevelopmentand linkageof regionalorganizations forbioethics;(3)toencourageotheracademicandeducationalworkorprojectstoaccomplishtheirgoalsconsistentwiththeobjectivesoftheAssociation.

(Source:ABAConstitution,http://www.eubios.info/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/ABAConstitution.26083637.pdf)

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Organizer

CenterforBioethicsandMedicalHumanitiesThe Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities (CBMH) history was started in 1997 as Bioethics and Medical Humanities Teaching Team. The team was aiming to improve moral, ethical, and behavioral aspect of medical students. CBMH wasofficially established in year2004, underthe decree of The Dean of Faculty ofMedicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FK-UGM), and is currently promoting, a trans-disciplinary approach. In its further development, the center has eveloved into an innovative andproductive center with main vision “to improve bioethics and medicalhumanities education, research, and service in order to create highly qualifiedmoral and humane practitioners”. The center aspire to achieve through itsmissionsinthefollowingarea:• Education(integratingbioethicsandmedicalhumanitiesintocurriculum)• Research (establish local, regional, and international research on relatedissues)

• Service (training and educating professionals and community in relatedissues)

Contrary to its humble and modest profile, CBMH has been acknowledgednationally as one of the pioneers, trendsetting institution, and baromoter forbioethics development in Indonesia. The center has been given the honor toserve as permanent secretariat for the national network on Bioethics andMedical Humanities (JBHKI). On regular basis, Certified bioethics training forhealth professionals have been conducted and joined by participants fromaroundthecountry.WitharatherdistinctapproachtoBioethics,theaspectsofHELP have been promoted as a strategy unique to CBMH. It emphasizes oncultivating Humanities as the basic starting point for Ethical skills, whilstbalancingwithproperunderstandingof Legal aspects, andProfessionalism forframework.Aspiring for global participation, the center has made significant efforts toencourage and empower Asia-Pacific Innitiatives in enriching bioethicsdevelopementinthisglobalsociety.Inlinewiththatspirit,thecenterhasbeenappointed as the leading coordinator for the International Consortium onBioethics and Humanities, which houses the Asia-Pacific (Trans-nations)bioethics collaboration (initiator countries are Indonesia, Taiwan, Malaysia,Australia).

PrideinModesty

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Sponsors

NationalHealthInsuranceProgram(JKN)wascommencedinIndonesiaonJanuary1st 2014. JKN is the realization of the

National Social Security asmandated by LawNumber 40 of 2004 onNationalSocialSecuritySystem(SJSN).BPJSisapublicagencyestablishedtoimplementthe social securityprogram. It consistsof theBPJS forHealth and theBPJS forManpower. The health insurance prepared through BPJS is in the form healthprotectionforparticipantstogethealthcarebenefitsandprotectiontomeetthebasicneedsofhealthcare. It isprovided toeverypersonwhohaspaid feesorwhosecontributionsarepaidbythegovernment.BPJS Kesehatan’s support for this conference signify the institution’s concernand contribution on bioethics, medical ethics capacity building for theIndonesianhealthprofessionals.

Source:http://www.jkn.kemkes.go.id/detailfaq.php?id=1http://www.jkn.kemkes.go.id/detailfaq.php?id=6

http://aiphss.org/health-insurance-national-social-security-system-jk-sjsnat-a-glance/APRILGroup

APRIL Group is one of the largest, mosttechnologically advanced and efficient makersof pulp and paper products in the world. Our

companymakeproductsthatareusedbymillionsofpeopleeverydayinliquidpackaging, printing andwriting paper, tissues, shopping bags, food packaging,magazines and books. Our products are based on 100% renewable plantationsupply, internationally certified and legal, including our flagship PaperOneTMofficepaper,areproudlymarketedandsold inmore than70countriesaroundthe world. Our business is built on a Sustainable Forest Management Policy(SFMP), which is subject to independent scrutiny. A Stakeholder AdvisoryCommittee(SAC)of independent forestryexpertsoversees the implementationof APRIL’s Sustainable Forest Management Policy. Our operations include astate-of-the-art pulp and paper mill and plantation forests in Riau Province,Sumatra, Indonesia. We directly employ more than 5,000 people and 90,000moreworkinbusinessesthatsupplyorsupportus.APRILGrouphasbeenonapathway to sustainability since 1993. We are committed to achieving 1-to-1conservation to plantation ratio. Currently, we have conserved more than250,000hectaresofHCVforest,againstaplantationareaof480,000hectares.The company is eager to support the conference as a form of contribution tosupportthedevelopmentofethicaltradeandenvironmentmanagement.

(Source:www.aprilasia.com)

IndonesianNationalHealthInsurance

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Section2

TheConference

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BackgroundBioethicssinceitsearlydevelopment,hasbeendefinedasabodyofknowledgethatbridgesvaluesofhumanitywithdevelopment,scienceandtechnology.Withthe intention to emphasise beneficence in the advancement of science andtechnology, bioethics aims to harmonize and balance these phenomena withhumanity,moral values, and the concept of human dignity. The importance ofbioethics has never been as pressing as nowadays when more specializedscience and technology have been developed, andmay at some point,withoutadequate ethical provision, potentially cause disadvantages, harm and evenjeopardize human lives. History has documented that humanities often havebeen devalued in front of science and technology, and even worse, theenvironment, human lives anddignitywere sacrificed for the sake of researchand experimentations. The Nuremberg trial, the Tuskegee tragedy, andmanyotherexperimentation,especiallyrelatedtohealth,areharshremindersofhowscience and technology development can become immoral and inhumane. Thedevelopmentofatomicbombs,biochemicalweapons,andmanyotherweaponsofmass destruction, only further prove how advanced science and technologyhave the potential and are capable of destroying human lives and theirenvironments. In these contexts, Bioethics is the love of life and critical inpreservinghumanrights.In order to achieve those goals, a bioethicist should have an open mind andrespectallformsofhumanknowledge,whilealsomaintainingethicalprinciplesinthinkingprocess.Thesesetofattitudesareinlinewiththetrans-disciplinaryconcept, inherently embedded in bioethics as a body of knowledge. Bioethicsputs emphasis on rationality, comprehensiveness, and open-mindedness inanalyzingissuessurroundingdevelopment.Therefore, it is imperativetoinfuseand cultivate bioethics values throughout all forms of civic and professionaleducation,atalllevels.In the context ofmedicine and health, bioethics has grown rapidly that it hasbecome one of the basis to build physicians’ and health professionals’competences. Graduates consequently are expected to master the skills ofthinkingethically, inordertohavethecapacitytomakemoraldecisionandactaccordingly as health professionals, be it in services, research or educationalsettings. Other field of sciences have alsowitnessed similar progress of ethicsinfluences, for example ethics in politics, ethics in diplomacy, environmentalethics,ethicsinfoodengineeringandbusinessethics.The efforts to develop bioethics as an emerging science have drawn experts’attentionandcontributionsfromallovertheworld.SpecificallyinAsiaandthePacific, the effortswere stimulated in the 1990s through the establishment ofAsian Bioethics Association (ABA). This organization was formed toaccommodate exchange of ideas between experts, aiming for bioethicsintegration intovarious fieldof sciencesandprofessional expertise.Ever sinceits first establishment, ABA has regularly hold annual scientific conferences,titled the Asian Bioethics Conference (ABC). Indonesia has had the previous

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opportunity to host the ABC9 in 2008 at Jogjakarta, organized by UniversitasIslamNegeriSunanKalijagaandsupportedbyIndonesianBioethicsCommission(KBN). This year 2016, Indonesia has once again be chosen by acclamation tohost ABC17, which will be organized by Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) incollaboration with KBN. The Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities(CBMH) representingUGMhas accepted themandate and is ready to organizeanddeliverthisimportantevent.Nationally, the efforts to develop bioethics in Indonesia also share similarenthusiastic spirits, with many experts and professionals have begun tounderstandtheimportanceofbioethicsandthustherelentlessadvocation.Oneof the prominent influence comes from the Indonesian Bioethics and MedicalHumanitiesNetwork(JBHKI),anationalorganizationestsblishedin2000whichhasregularlyholdbiennialnationalscientificmeeting.Thisyear2016,FacultyofMedicine UGM appointed as Secretary General of JBHKI, has the obligation tohostandorganizethe8thnationalmeeting.Both of these major bioethics events, the 8th national meeting of JBHKI andABC17,willbeheldinsuccession,inexpectationtooptimizeparticipationsandcontributionsfromdomesticandinternationalbioethicsscholarsinbotheventstocomeupwithrealpolicysuggestionsbasedonevidenceinmanycountries.

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SummaryofEvents

JBHKI–8thNationalMeetingDate :12th–13thNovember2016Theme:

“Aninternationalexchangetowardsamorehumanehealthcare:Empoweringthecultureoftrans-disciplinarityforbioethicsinIndonesia”

Agenda:

• Biennialnationalmeetingofthenetworks• Organizationalmeeting• Expertworkshops• Paperpresentations• Socialprogram(optional)

ABC17–InternationalConferenceDate :14th–17thNovember2016Theme:

“Towardsapeacefulworld:Asianinitiativesforbioethicsintrans-culturalsettings”

Agenda:

• Annualmeetingofthenetworks• Organizationalmeeting• KeynotesandDesignatedPlenarysessions• Paperpresentations• Indonesianworkinggroupsmeeting(optional)• Socialprogram(optional)

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VenueTheSpecialProvinceofYogyakartaTheSpecialProvinceofYogyakarta,isinthecradleofcivilizationonJavaIsland.This city was the seat of power that produced the magnificent temples ofBorobudur and Prambanan in the 8th and 9th century and the new powerfulMataram kingdom of the 16th and 17th century. Yogyakarta is known asNeverendingAsia for its endless attractions and appeal. This city is oneof theforemost cultural centers of Indonesia. From climbing the magnificentBorobudur temple, visiting the Keraton (Sultan’s Palace), to watchingsilversmithsproduceamazing jewelriesatKotagede, toshoppingupastormatMalioboro street. From natural wonders, local art and traditions, examples ofJavanese heritage to delicious culinary delights, Yogyakarta is a city withnumerousattractions.Although this province isconsideredasoneofthesmallestprovince in Indonesia,Yogyakarta has been widelyknownasthenation’scenterforeducation. It has 3,400,000inhabitants, 511,000 of whomreside in the city of Yogyakarta.Its designation as a center ofeducation is marked by theexistence of 120 state andprivate tertiary educationalinstitutions, with a studentpopulationofover300,000.

Source:http://ugm.ac.id/en/about-us/1372-introducing.ugm

http://www.indonesia.travel/en/destination/area/yogyakartaTheconference,aswellasparticipants’accomodation,willtakeplaceat:TheAlanaYogyakartaHotelandConventionCenterJalanPalaganTentaraPelajarKM7,Sleman,Yogyakarta–55581,IndonesiaPhone:(+62274)888800,Fax:(+62274)8722499E-mail:yogyakartainfo@alanahotels.comWebsite: http://www.alanahotels.com/en/our-hotels/hotel/about/2/the-alana-yogyakarta-hotel---convention-center/

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Section3

ProgramsandSchedule

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The8thNationalMeetingofIndonesianBioethicsandMedicalHumanityNetwork(Pernas8JBHKI)ProgramsTime DayI:Saturday,November12th,201607.00–08.00 ParticipantsRegistration08.30–09.00 JBHKIOpeningCeremony:

1. SingingtheNationalAnthem2. OpeningSpeechbyDeanofFacultyofMedicine,UniversitasGadjah

Mada(GeneralSecretaryEx-Officio)3. JBHKIAdvisoryBoardRepresentatives4. OpeningCeremonybyGeneralSecretaryandtheAdvisoryBoard

09.00–10.00 KeynoteSpeech“TheTrans-DisciplinarityofBioethics”SoenartoSastrowijoto

10.00–10.15 MorningBreakandPosterExpo10.15–11.45 Session1:BioethicsIntegrantinHealthCare

Chair:KusmaryantoTheme1:Culture,MedicalEthics,andLocalMoralWorldsByronGoodTheme2:SocialSciencesContributionforHealthCareYayiSuryoPrabandari

11.45–12.00 Discussion12.00–13.00 LunchandPraying13.00–14.45 Session2:Bioethics

Chair:UmarAnggaraJenieTheme3:ReligiousSignificanceinBioethicsDiscussionSagiranTheme4:RelationshipBetweenMedicalDoctorandPharmaceuticalCompany:EthicalPointofViewBudionoSantoso

Them14.45–15.00 Discussion15.00–15.30 AfternoonBreakandPosterExpo15.30–17.30 Session3:PaperPresentation 1. WhoseChildisThis?TheEthicsofAssistedReproduction

EBEH,JohnIgbogo(KogiStateUniversity,Anyigba,Africa)2. AutonomyvsObligationofLawDuetoForensicAutopsy(Reviewof

CoffeewithCyanidesCase)ErikoPrawestiningtyas(FacultyofMedicine,UniversitasBrawijaya,DistrictHospital,dr.SaifulAnwarMalang)

3. PublicHealthServicesinHealthCentersversusServingCurativeCaseinIndependentPrivatePractice:EthicalProblemsofDualJobHoldinginTuberculosisHighPrevalenceAreaMubasysyirHasanbasri(SchoolofMedicineandHealth,UniversitasGadjahMada)

4. PenguatankomunikasiinterprofesionaldalampeningkatanpenerapanbioetikpadapendidikandokterArinaWidyamurni(FakultasKedokteran,UniversitasAndalas,Padang)KajianbioetikdalamcosmeticsurgeryAnnisaUllyaRasyida(FakultasKedokteranUniversitasHangtuah,

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Surabaya)PerbandinganperilakuprofesionalismeberdasarkankedisiplinanmahasiswaFKUMIMakasarAngkatan2012dan2015ShulhanaMokhtar(FakultasKedokteranUniversitasMuslimIndonesia)EnhancingprofessionalcompetenceinmedicalstudentswithIslamicethicsmoduleapproachNasrudinAM(FakultasKedokteranUniversitasMuslimIndonesia)

17.15–19.00 EveningBreakandPosterExpo18.30–21.30 DinnerMeeting:JBHKIOrganizationalMeeting

- ReviewoftheAD/ARTandsuggestionforimprovement- TargetandagendaforJBHKI2017-2018- ElectionfortheNewSecretaryGeneral

Time Day2:Sunday,November13th,201608.30–09.30 Session4

BioethicsEducationalSession:TowardsNationalStandardonBioethicsEducationModerator:SoenartoSastrowijotoSpeaker1:AgusPurwadiantoSpeaker2:Paryani

09.30–09.45 Discussion09.45–10.00 MorningBreakandGroupingfortheWorkshop10.00–12.00 WorkshopGroup1:

TeachingSubjectsandTeachingStrategyChair:Paryani,Gandes

WorkshopGroup2:AssessmentStrategyinBioethicsEducationChair:AgusPurwadianto,TridjokoHadiyanto

12.00–13.00 LunchBreakwithOpenMikeSession(invitesparticipantstoshareopinionorcontributeideasrelatedtoBioethicsandHealthHumanities)

13.00–14.30 Session5InitiatingComprehensiveNationalEthicalGuidelinesinHealthCareServicesWorkshopGroup1:NationalEthicalGuidelinesforOrganTransplantChair:SjamsuHidajat

WorkshopGroup2:NationalEthicalGuidelinesforWithdrawalandWithholdingTreatmentChair:Sudiharto

WorkshopGroup3:NationalEthicalGuidelinesforSurplusEmbryoChair:MohamadHakimi

14.30–15.00 ReportoftheOrganizationalMeetingandAppointNewGeneralSecretary

15.00–15.30 ClosingCeremonywithHighTea15.30 SocialProgram

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The17thAsianBioethicsConference(ABC17)ProgramsTime Day1:Monday,14thNovember201607.00–08.00

Participantsregistration

08.30–09.00

ABC17OpeningCeremony1. SteeringCommitteeChair2. PresidentofABA3. RectorUGM4. ChairmanofLIPI(Representative)

09.00–10.00

Session1:OpeningKeynote“BioethicsforScienceandPeace”RecordedInterviewSessionwithBacharuddinJusufHabibie(The3rdPresidentofIndonesia)WithintroductoryremarksbySofianEffendi(DirectorofTheHabibieCenter)

10.00–10.15 Morningcoffeebreak10.15–12.00

Session2:BioethicsforGlobalConflictResolutionChair:UmarAnggaraJenieBioethicsforSectarianConflictResolutionAbdulazizSachedina(GeorgeMasonUniversity)LessonLearnedfromIndonesianExperienceinDe-radicalizationProgram:NavigatingAmongEthicalDilemmaTitoKarnavian(ChiefoftheIndonesianNationalPolice)

12.00–13.00 Noonbreak(LunchandPrayer)13.00–15.00

Session3:BioethicstopreservehumanitiesacrosssocietiesChair:PurwoSantosa(UGM)DialogueandReconciliationforPreventionofTerrorismPaulKomesaroff(MonashUniversity)BioethicsandSocialReconstructioninPost-Terror/Post-ConflictSocietiesMaryJoGood(HarvardUniversity)AlternativeforArabIsraeliConflictResolution:AbrahamicethicalapproachUmarAnggaraJenie(UGM)ConflictandtheinherentnatureofmanRavichandranMoorthy(UKM,Malaysia;ABAVPforSouthEastAsia)

15.00–15.15 Afternooncoffeebreak15.15–17.00

Session4:BioethicstoSavetheWorldChair:UmarAnggaraJenie(UGM;ABAVPforIndonesia)Invitingpersonsfromdifferentcountriestocontributeideason:“Howtopromotepeaceandcreateabetterworldthroughnations’localwisdom/valuesrespectively”HumanDignityasTheFoundationofPeacefulWorldCBKusmaryanto(SanataDharmaUniversity–UGM)TheNewSenseofBioethicsforConflictResolutionSoenartoSastrowijoto(UGM)

17.00–19.00 Eveningbreak19.00–21.00

WelcomingdinneratthehotelWelcomingremarksbyGovernorofJogjaSpecialProvince(DIY)DinneraccompaniedbyTraditionalJavaneseDancePerformance

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Time Day2:Tuesday,15thNovember201608.00–08.40

KeynoteDay2EnvironmentandBiosphereEndangSukara(IndonesianInstituteofSciences–LIPI)

08.40–11.00

Session5:BioethicsforBiodiversity:ConflictBetweenOverExploitationandPreservationChair:DondinSayuti(KBN)ResolvingBiodiversityConflicts:ComparisonsbetweenIndiaandEquadorM.Selvanayagam(ABAVPforIndia)InternationalPerspectivesonBridgingtheSocio-EconomicGapBetweenPovertyandTransgenerationalInequityIrinaPollard(ABAVPforthePacific)BioethicsasEthicsofSurvival:CriticalReflectionsontheCrisisofGlobalWarmingLeeShuiChuen(ABAVice-PresidentforTaiwan)GMCrops:Isthereasolutiontoavoidconflictbetweenfoodsecurityandsafeguardingbiodiversity?LatifahAmin(UKM,Malaysia)

11.00–11.15 Morningcoffeebreak11.15–12.30

Session6:BioethicsforGlobalEconomicRevitalizationChair:DeanofFacultyofEconomicsandBusiness(UGM)Economyof“GotongRoyong”SriEdiSwasono(UniversityofIndonesia)EnactingBioethicswithcivileconomyandhealthtechnologyfortransculturaljusticeDuujianTsai(TaipeiMedicalUniversity)

12.30–13.30 Noonbreak(LunchandPrayer)13.30–15.00

Session7:ParallelSession7A:Atransculturalbioethicsgovernanceframeworkforcloudcomputation–anewlandscapeforhealthserviceandparticipatoryresearchChair:DuujianTsaiandYu(Taiwan)

Session7B:Bioethics,Environment,andCommunity

ProposingTaiwanAsAMedicalCloudComputationHubforHealthServiceDevelopmentinChinaandSoutheastAsianCountries--AService-LearningActionResearchProjectJosephYu/YuchiaChen(NationalCentralUniversity&PingtungChristianHospital)PuttinginPlaceanITPlatformforHealthcareManagementJohnsonHuang(AdvmedsCo.,LTD,Taiwan)DevelopingTaiwanastheformativeHubsforTransnationalCivilSocietywithParticipatoryE-actionDesignsJuyingChen(Taiwan)

EnvironmentalprotectionasanethicalrequirementforcommunityhealthGamilAbdul-RahimAliSaleh(UniversityofAden)ThelackofenvironmentalethicsindealingwithparticulatematterinKoreaManjaeKim(Gangneung-WonjuNationalUniversity)DisasterandNewbornPowerforResilienceFrankHuang-ChihChou(MunicipalKaohsiungKai-SyuanPsychiatricHospital)EthicalperspectiveofhealthcareinASEANEconomicCommunityLeonardoAlfonsiusPaulusLalenoh(UGM)

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15.00–15.15 Afternooncoffeebreak15.15–18.00

Session8:ParallelSession8A:TransculturalBioethics Session8B:Principlesof

Bioethics:Discourse&ApplicationMulticulturalismandethicalvaluesinIndiaV.Balambal(UniversityofMadras)ExplorationtheexperienceofjavaneseethnicpatientwithhistoryofhavingtheinvoluntarytreatmentduringhospitalizationinpsychiatricwardFrilyaRachmaPutri(UniversitasBrawijaya)MalayRiaulocalwisdomvaluestoresolvemedicaldisputecasesDediAfandi(UniversitasRiau)ExperiencesusingtraditionalmedicineinBanyumasAgengBellaDinata(UniversitasJenderalSoedirman)TheravadaBuddhismattitudetowardsreproductivecloningBunRongKouy(NationalCentralUniversity,Taiwan)Areligio-ethicalapproachinthemanagementofnewbornswithdisordersodsexdevelopment(DSD)inMalaysiaMohdSalimbinMohamed(UniversityofMalaya)CrossCultureBioethicConcernAustronesianHerb,PublicHealthIssueAndSaferCommunityHealthThroughSetUpOfCenterforAustronesianMedicalandAgricultureResearchCommunityHealthPromotionandPublicHealthNeohChooAun(PingtungChristianHospital)Bioethics,Law,andMoralityinTheIslamicPerspectiveNasrudinAM(UnivMuslimIndonesia)

TheViewsofT.L.BeauchampandJ.F.ChildressonCommonMoralityYanguangWang(ABAVice-PresidentforChina)FromtheviewpointoffeminismandbioethicstoinspecttheimplementationofDomesticViolencePreventionActVincentShieh(NationalKaohsiungNormalUniversity)GuidingbioethicalprinciplesthroughissuesofcolonisationChuckieFerCalsado(PhilippineScienceHighSchoolMainCampus)Africanconceptofthehumanperson:acontributiontothecontemporarybioethicaldiscourseEbehJohnIgbogo(KogiStateUniversity,Anyigba)ReflectionandCritiqueoftheDisasterServiceWorkersinthePracticeofBioethicsPrinciplesH.W.AngelaLo(KaohsiungMedicalUniversity)Applicationofhumanrightsandsocialdeterminantsofhealthframeworksinimprovingthelivingconditionsofslumpopulation:theJakartacaseMubasysyirHasanbasri(UniversitasGadjahMada)EthicalissuesinparticipantobservationSubirBiswas(WestBengalStateUniversity)EthicsofPromotionofNutriceuticalsAnanyaTritpthumrongchok(EubiosEthicsInstitute,Thailand)

18.00–19.00 Eveningbreak19.00–21.00

(18:30–19:00ABAGeneralMeeting)Freenight,dinnerprovidedathotel

NationalWorkshopson:1. NationalEthicalGuidelinesforPalliativeCare2. NationalGuidelinesonBiodiversityPreservation3. NationalGuidelineonEthicsofNewTechnologyDevelopment

4. StandingPositionofBioethicsGroupTowardsCapitalizationofHigherEducation

5. NationalGuidelinesforAccessandBenefitSharinginMultinationResearch

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Time Day3:Wednesday,16thNovember201608.00–08.40

KeynoteDay3EthicalIssuesinNationalHealthInsuranceAliGhufronMukti(ExpertsonNationalHealthInsurance)

08.40–10.00

Session9:MedicalEthicsandTechnologyEthicalissuesinmedicalandhealthcareinnovationMiyakoTakagi(NihonUniversity)Informedconsentfeaturesforhumangenomicresearch–AMalaysiancasestudyTeguhHaryoSasongko(UniversitiSainsMalaysia)MultilingualandmulticulturalcountriesandthequestionofinformedconsentVeraLuciaCarapetoRaposo(MacaoUniversity)AnethicalviewforprehospitalemergencytriagesystemsHasanErbay(AfyonKocatepeUniversity,Turkey)PreimplantationGeneticDiagnosis(PGD)andourfuture:CouldPGDleadtotheselectivebreedinginhumans?AngelinaPatrickOlesen(UniversityofMalaysia)

10.00–10.15 Morningcoffeebreak10.15–12.00

Session10:EthicsandTechnologyBioethicsissuesindual-usesciencesCBKusmaryantoWhoistobeblamed?TsuyoshiAwaya(ABAVPforJapan)Eradicatingmosquitoes?ThepromiseandperilofgenedrivetechnologyBang-OokJun(ABAKorea)AnELSIstudyofthepotentialbigdataapplicationofEMRsinTaiwanChe-MingYang(TaipeiMedicalUniversity)Podcast:STIengagementinthesocialworkprofession:AdisabilitystudiesapproachMikaelaJohnson(UniversityofCalgary)GovernanceofScience,Technology,Innovation(STI):AConflictNarrativeGilaryGuzman(UniversityofCalgary)ScienceandTechnologyGovernancethroughthelensofOccupationalConceptsManelDjebrouni(UniversityofCalgary)

12.00–13.00 Noonbreak(LunchandPrayer)13.00–15.00

Session11:PanelonPatientAutonomousDecisionBillinTaiwanROCChair:ShuichuenLee(ABAVice-PresidentforTaiwan)(Paneliststobeconfirmed)Session12:PanelonComparativeapproachestobioethicsforcommunitymentalhealthinAsiaChair:DuujianTsai(TaipeiMedicalUniversity)MentalHealthManpowerDevelopmentActionResearchforSoutheastAsia:possiblevisionsforTaiwanCheng-ChungChen(KaohsiungKaisyangPsychiatryCenter)(Paneliststobeconfirmed)

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15.00–15.15 Afternooncoffeebreak15.15–18.00

Session13:EndoflifeconflictsSouthKorea’snewlegislationon‘deathwithdignity’Young-moKoo(ABAVPforKorea)IndonesianphysicianperspectiveonendoflifeYatiSoenartoEthicalissuesinEndofLifedecision-makinginchildren–Aphysician’sperspectiveSaroshSaleem(Children’sMercyHospital,USA)Nurse’sawarenessofbiomedicalethicsandtheirattitudetowardwithdrawaloflife-sustainingtreatmentKyungSukSung(Gangneung-WonjuNationalUniversity)

18.00–19.00 Eveningbreak19.00–21.00

Freenight,dinnerprovidedathotel

[Continued]NationalWorkshopson:1. NationalEthicalGuidelinesforPalliativeCare2. NationalGuidelinesonBiodiversityPreservation3. NationalGuidelineonEthicsofNewTechnologyDevelopment

4. StandingPositionofBioethicsGroupTowardsCapitalizationofHigherEducation

5. NationalGuidelinesforAccessandBenefitSharinginMultinationResearch

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Time Day4:Thursday,17thNovember2016

08.00–08.40

KeynoteDay4KBNStandpointsonBioethicalIssuesinIndonesiaLukmanHakim(NationalBioethicsCommittee)

08.40–10.00

Session14:BioethicsandEducationChair:SoenartoSastrowijoto(UGM)BioethicsandDecolonizationofUniversitiesDarrylMacer(President,AUSN;Secretary,ABA)MedicalEthicsEducationinTheNetherlandsDickWillems(AmsterdamMedicalCenter,VisitingProfessorinUGM)AThreeMedical-Education-CohortActionResearchintotheProfessionalLeadershipofTaiwaninAsia:ProposingcareervisionsbaseduponbioethicsDuujianTsai/JosephYu(Taiwan)

10.00–10.15 Morningcoffeebreak10.15–12.00

Session15:BioethicsandEducation(continued)

Inter-professionallearning(IPL)enhancesthelearningofClinicalethics:FindingsfromamixedmethodsstudyDenaHsin-ChenHsin(ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan)CurriculumModelsofResearchEthicsforGraduateStudentsinTaiwanVictorFang(NationalKaohsiungNormalUniversity)Discussionofmedicalethicscaseanalysis:oralexaminationasanalternativeforassessingmedicalethicsMikoFerine(UniversitasJenderalSoedirman)CoreCurriculumforPublicationethicsShamimaLasker(Bangladesh;ABAVice-PresidentforSouthAsia)EthicsinHigherEducationFr.A.SebastianMahimairaj(Karumathur,Madurai)

12.00–13.00 Noonbreak(LunchandPrayer)13.00–15.00

Session16:Pernas8JBHKIandABC17PlenaryClosingSessionDeclarationofAsianInitiativesforPeace21stAnniversaryofAsianBioethicsConferencesDarrylMacer(ABASecretary)PresentationofABC18inKoreaKoreanhostsABAPresidentialAddress:EthicalissuesinmedicalandhealthcareinnovationABAPresident2014-2016(MiyakoTakagi)ABAPresidentialAddressNewABAPresident2016-2018(tobeelectedinNovember2016)ClosingremarksfromIndonesia

15.00–15.15 FarewellAfternooncoffeebreak OptionalSocialPrograms(atadditionalcost)onthe17thand18th

November2016Jogjakartahasmanybeautifulplacestovisit,participantsmaywishtomakeuseoftheeveningandordayaftertheABC17toexploreJava.

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SocialProgramsOffersNovember13th2016SunsetatRatuBokoTempleandMalioboroNightMarketHighlight:Scenicsunsetview,localcraftsshopping,andhaveatasteofJogjaTraditionalCuisines.Estimatedtimeallocation:4pm–10pmParticipantswill be taken toRatuBokoTemple forsunset viewing, continued with dinner at OyotGodong Restaurant to enjoy Jogja TraditionalCuisine, and then exploring Malioboro, the mosticonicandpopularmarketplaceinJogja.LogisticFee:IDR350,000November17th2016SunsetatRatuBokoTempleandPrambananDancePerformanceHighlight:Scenicsunsetview,EnjoytheLegendaryTraditionalBalletDancePerformanceatHistoricalPrambananTemple.Estimatedtimeallocation:4pm–10pmParticipantswillbetakentoRatuBokoTempleforsunsetviewing,continuedwithdinnertoenjoyTraditionalJavaneseCuisine,andthenenjoyingthefamousandiconicRamayanaDancePerformanceatPrambanantemple.LogisticFee:IDR450,000