Jennifer Fleming
PhD Student
Jennifer was awarded
a (mid year) IMB Research Scholarship in 2003 and began her PhD at
the end of August 2003. With over 15 year professional experience in
medical research management, clinical research ethics and medical education,
Jennifer has continued to be committed to the development of balanced
regulatory and ethical frameworks to engender optimal research practice.
She graduated from the University of Newcastle in 1985 with a Bachelor
of Arts and from the University of New South Wales in 1988 with a Masters
of Health Administration –Research - Thesis: “Health Promotion:
An evaluation of the worksite health screening program (Newcastle Regional
Coal Board Medical Division)”.
Jennifer is currently
a Board Member of the Australian Institute of Health Law and Ethics
and was the Queensland Chapter President of the Australasian
Research Management Society up until the end of 2003. She has continued
to provide professional support from time to time on preparation of
research grant submissions submitted by various departments of the
University
of Queensland . In 2003 she was an invited consultant to the Murdoch
Children’s Research Institute on Research Capacity Strengthening,
Profiling Individual & Team Research Capacity – Curriculum
Vitae & Grant Writing. She has previously served on AHEC – NHMRC
Steering Committees and Human Research Ethics Committees and Animal
Ethics Committees.
Research
Interests
Jennifer’s
research interests include exploring health law and ethics issues
raised by:
- translational genetic research
- clinical trials and emerging technologies such as neurosciences
- research involving patients with impaired capacity
- commercialisation and globalisation of clinical and genetic research
Contact
Details
Phone: 3346 2158
Email: j.fleming@imb.uq.edu.au
Publications
Submission (G241) Australian Law Reform Commission / Australian Health Ethics Committee Report – “Essentially Yours: The Protection of Human Genetic Information in Australia – Report 96 - March 2003.
Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission / Australian Health Ethics Committee – “Protection of Human Genetic Information” Discussion Paper 66 – August 2002.
Invited Contribution to NHMRC / AHEC 1999 Annual Report on the Impact of the Introduction of National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Research involving Human Experimentation (1999).
Research Ethics Procedure Manual – The Prince Charles Hospital Health Service District (revised 1996 / 1999 / 2001 ).
Contact webmaster: oppe@uq.edu.au
Last updated 16
September 2004