SrinagarThe two-day national seminar on Law, Medicine and Ethics organised by the Department of Law, School of Legal Studies, Central University of Kashmir (CUK) in collaboration with the Department of Islamic Studies, Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), Awantipora concluded here Tuesday.
Addressing the valedictory function, former Director Law School, University of Jammu, Prof. K.L Bhatia said that there is a dire need to change the learning attitude among the research scholars, and emphasized on creating the new phrases in Law, to the budding research Scholars. He said the papers presented during the seminar were thought provoking. He said the debates and discussions have triggered a discourse pertaining to the ethics and legitimacy of using the technologies.
Dean School of Education, Director Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Nowgam Campus-I, Prof. N A Nadeem lauded the Law department for holding the seminar successfully. The ethical issues do not only arise on the use of latest technology, but even with reference to the extent of use of technology, he said. Prof. Nadeem asked the organisers to compile the suggestions and papers in the form of a detailed report, which could be subsequently sent to the relevant agencies for follow up.
Registrar, Prof M Afzal Zargar said that laws should not be restricted to books only and the enforcement agencies should implemented them in letter and spirit. It is now a universal consensus that legal and ethical considerations are inherent and parts of good medical practice across the whole spectrum. The disciplines of law and ethics in medical practice overlap in many areas and yet each has its unique parameters and distinct focus, Prof. Zargar added. He congratulated the faculty of the Law department for organising the two-day event.
Assistant Professor, Mr. Anil Kumar conducted the programme proceedings while as seminar coordinator and Assistant Professor, Ms. Gulafroz Jan proposed the vote of thanks.
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