ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022
ELSIconversations ELSICon2022: The All of Us Research Program: What Duties do Researchers Have When Conducting Precision Medicine Research?
Conference

Co-Moderators: Johanna Crane, PhD & Mildred Cho, PhD

    Presenters: Katherine Blizinsky, PhD; Subhashini Chandrasekharan, PhD; Sonya Jooma, MA & Rachel Bailey, ABD

     

    Links to pre-recorded videos: 

     

    This series includes selected recordings from the 2022 ELSI Congress, grouped by topic into four one-hour discussion and networking sessions. The presentation authors will briefly recap their research at each session, followed by moderated discussion and audience Q&A.  

    Tags

    precision medicine research
    Transcript File
    ELSIconversations 12_13 Resources.pdf (72.8 KB)

    Videos in Series

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - ELSIconversations ELSICon2022: Innovating Equitable Communication Modalities for Patient Activation and Cascade Testing for Familial Hypercholesterolemia

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - ELSIconversations ELSICon2022: Stakeholder Perspectives on Data Sharing and Privacy

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - Will it be easier to cure sickle cell disease through gene therapy than prevent the disease through pre-implantation genetic testing for the selection of unaffected embryos?

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - ELSI and the New Precision Stewards?

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - The All of Us Responsible Conduct of Research Training: Fostering Ethical and Socially Responsible Research with Data from All of Us Participants

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - INSIGHT @ Work: An Interdisciplinary Study on the Ethical, Legal and Social, Implications (ELSI) of Voluntary Workplace Genomic Testing (wGT)

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - Innovating Equitable Communication Modalities for Patient Activation and Cascade Testing for Familial Hypercholesterolemia: Cases of Ethical, Legal, and Social Complexities from a Pragmatic Trial

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - Investigating an Ethos of Duty in Precision Medicine Research Calls for Minority Participation

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - White racial framing and comfort with medical research: a critical analysis

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - An Exploration of Family Connection and African Ethnic Identity Development Among African Americans Finding African Genetic Relatives While Using Consumer Genetic Genealogy Services

    ELSIconversations Series 3 - Fall 2022 - A Survey on Public Perception toward the Korean National Bio Big Data Project

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