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SUMMARY:HHBe Grand Rounds: Embodied Prosthetics: Ethics and Traumatization
  in Research
LOCATION:School of Medicine and Dentistry 2-6424 SMD Large Auditorium\, 41
 5 Elmwood Ave\, Rochester\, NY 14642
DESCRIPTION:As we develop prosthetic devices that become seamlessly integr
 ated into an individualʼs embodiment\, new ethical considerations need to
  be addressed during research and later dissemination. These include issu
 es of retraumatization\, limitations on property rights\, obligations for
  emotional support\, and culpability for actions.\n\nPaul Ford\, PhD\, is
  the director of the Neuroethics Program at The Cleveland Clinic Neurolog
 ical Institute. He has been a clinical ethicist for 25 years\, having par
 ticipated in more than 2\,500 consultations during that time. He currentl
 y focuses on clinical and research ethics challenges related to neuroscie
 nce\, including clinical areas such as neurology\, psychiatry\, neurosurg
 ery\, sleep\, and psychology. He has authorship on more than 140 publicat
 ions\, including editing two volumes of Complex Ethics Consultations: Cas
 es That Haunt Us. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Scien
 ce and Humanities\, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from 
 Walla Walla University (in Walla Walla\, Washington). He subsequently rec
 eived a PhD in Philosophy from Vanderbilt University and an ethics fellow
 ship in Organ Transplantation ethics at Vanderbilt University Medical Cen
 ter. He currently serves as an ethicist on the single DSMB for all intram
 ural projects at the NINDS. He is a qualitative researcher with experienc
 e on numerous funded projects. He has presented to many professionals\, i
 ncluding the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issue\n\
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