Ethics for the End of Life at Orkney International Science Festival 2016
Channel: UofG End of Life Studies
Date: 2016-09-15

Reverend Dr Hamilton Inbadas and Professor Robin Taylor each give a talk about the role of spirituality and bioethics at the end of life, followed by a short question and answer session.
This talk and discussion about spirituality and ethics at the end of life took place at Kirkwall Town Hall during Orkney International Science Festival 2016.
Reverend Dr Hamilton Inbadas is an ordained Church of South India minister, and currently associate priest at St John’s Scottish Episcopal Church in Dumfries. Currently working as Research Associate in the Global Interventions at the End of Life study, he began his career in the world of palliative care, giving pastoral care as a chaplain at the Christian Medical College in Velore, India. He is an expert in bioethics and spirituality at the end of life, and has also studied theology, English literature, and journalism.
Professor Robin Taylor is a respiratory physician and a member of the Church of Scotland. He recently returned to Scotland after 35 years working in New Zealand and is helping NHS Lanarkshire seek solutions to the problem of the 'bad death'.

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