Clinical Ethics Forum
A scholarly forum at the University of Cape Town exploring clinical ethics in medicine and neuroscience. Topics include patient autonomy, consent, end‑of‑life decisions, and research ethics, presented in a panel discussion with leading experts.
The Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013
A university lecture at the University of Cape Town examining the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA, 2013). The talk covers privacy obligations, compliance considerations, and enforcement, with practical implications for researchers and businesses navigating data protection, cross-border transfers, and policy context.
UCT Inaugural Lecture: Professor Lionel Green-Thompson
The University of Cape Town hosts the UCT Inaugural Lecture by Professor Lionel Green-Thompson at the Health Sciences precinct. This formal public talk showcases research and leadership in health academia, inviting students and professionals to engage with cutting-edge ideas on campus.
Basic Counselling Skills
Enhance your practical counselling toolkit in this educational workshop at the University of Cape Town. The session covers active listening, ethics, boundary setting, and effective communication strategies for frontline helpers, students, and professionals.
Introduction to Palliative Care
An introductory session at the University of Cape Town on palliative care, covering patient-centered symptom management, communication, and ethical considerations. Suitable for healthcare professionals, students, and caregivers seeking practical and theoretical grounding.
Legislative drafting: An introduction
An introductory lecture on legislative drafting, exploring how bills are written, structured, and refined in legal practice. Led by the University of Cape Town law faculty, this session covers drafting techniques and how policy goals translate into statutory text.
Argue Better! Ethical Reasoning for Health Professionals
Sharpen ethical reasoning for clinical decision-making in this interactive lecture for health professionals. Learn practical argumentation techniques, examine real-world medical dilemmas, and apply structured reasoning to patient care. Presented by the University of Cape Town as part of its continuing education program.