Conflicting Interests in Healthcare What they are, what do they mean, and what can we do about them?
We invite you to join us at a fully online afternoon event to explore the issues created by conflicting interests in healthcare. Understand what impact these could be having on patients and the public, and importantly what we need to think about when faced with them. Dr Margaret McCartney, Founder and Director of CEVH, has researched and published extensively on this subject.
This event will be helpful for policymakers, clinicians, journalists, civil servants, academics, healthcare managers, healthcare students, academics, patients and politicians.
We are delighted to welcome Baroness Gisela Stuart, First Civil Service Commissioner, who will set the overall scene considering why integrity matters in civic life. Baroness Stuart served as an MP from 1997 to 2017, working as a government minister between 1999 to 2001.
Additional expert speakers:
Dr Sunita Sah, Professor of Management & Organisations and Organisational Psychologist
David Rowland, Director of the Centre for Health and Public Interest (CHPI)
Rebecca Combes, Head of Journalism, The BMJ
Susan Tansey, Independent Consultant Pharmaceutical Physician
Dr Sheuli Porkess, President and Chair of Board of Trustees, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine and Co-Founder PM Life Sciences Consulting
Dr Piotr Ozieranski, Reader in Sociology, University of Bath
Panel hosts:
Professor Kevin Orr
Dr Samuel Mansell
Dr James Larkin