Description
Swine flu: an update on ethical dilemmas
Target audience
GPs, GP trainees, Hospital doctors, Practice nurses, Other healthcare professionals, Foundation doctors, Prehospital care practitioners, Emergency medicine practitioners, Medical Students
RRR
Swine flu: an update on ethical dilemmas- Archived [?]
Biography
Dr Tony Calland is chairman of the BMA medical ethics committee, and a recently retired GP.Dr Andrew Hartle is chair of the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust's Clinical Ethics Committee and clinical lead in anaesthesia at St Mary's hospital in London.
Accreditation
| Accreditor | Credits | Accreditation statement |
|---|---|---|
| Austrian Academy of Physicians | 1 credit, 1:00 hour | BMJ Learning modules have been certified for DFT Punkte |
| BMJ Learning | 0.5 credits, 0:30 hours | BMJ Learning has assigned 30 minutes of CPD/CME credit to this module |
| Dubai Health Authority | 0.5 credits, 0:30 hours | BMJ Learning is approved as a CME resource by the Dubai Health Authority (accreditation number 0254/11). |
| EPASS- Educational Providers Accreditation Scheme (Scotland) | 1 credit, 1:00 hour | Accredited by EPASS - Educational Providers Accreditation Scheme (Scotland) from the the Royal College of General Pracitioners (Scotland) |
| Oman Medical Specialty Board | 0.25 credits, 0:30 hours | The Oman Medical Specialty Board accredits this module for 0.25 credit points under Category II |
| The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners | 1 credit, 1:00 hour | RNZCGP endorses the British Medical Journal online CME programmes. |
Reviews
swine flu
07.01.11
"thought provoking and useful"
ethical issues -swine flu
04.01.11
"thought provoking"
Flu pandemic - Ethical Dilemmas
03.01.11
"very useful"