Robyn Shapiro, JD

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SUMMARY OF EXPECTED TESTIMONY OFROBYN S. SHAPIRO,

Robyn Shapiro is an attorney at law specializing in bioethics issues. She is a partner inthe law firm of Drinker Biddle Gardner Carton and has held academic positions regarding thestudy of bioethics, membership on government committees regarding health law issues,membership on American Bar Association committees regarding bioethics, and has authoredpublished articles regarding bioethical issues. She has been a board member of the AmericanSociety for Bioethics and Hum anities. Ms. Shapiro's educational background, work ex periences,memberships, publications, and other experiences and credentials are described in herCurriculum Vitae, a copy of which is attached. The testimony and opinions of Ms. Shapiro willbe based upon her educational background, w ork experiences, knowledge of the relevant medicalliterature, knowledge of bioethics issues, and review of the relevant records, documents, anddepositions in this case. Her opinions w ill be expressed to a reasonable degree of certainty.

Ms. Shapiro will testify about the professional field known as "bioethics." She willexplain that bioethics specialists come from a variety of backgrounds, including philosophy,medicine, law, sociology, religion, and others. She will explain that no accreditation is requiredof those who hold themselves out as bioethics specialists.Ms. Shap iro will testify about the claim s that have been asserted against the University ofMinnesota IRB in this lawsuit. She will testify in opposition to any testimony or evidencesuggesting that the University of Minnesota IRB was negligent with regard to the CAFE Study.Ms. Shapiro w ill testify that the Un iversity of M innesota IRB acted reasonably and in conformitywith the requirements of federal law when it reviewed, approved, monitored, and took actionsregarding the CAFE Study at the University of Minnesota. Also, Ms. Shapiro will disagree withany testimony from plaintiff s experts, including but not limited to Paul R. Wolpe, Ph.D.,suggesting that the University of Minnesota and/or the Un iversity of M innesota IRB violated anybioethical standard of care or principles of bioethics.Ms. Shapiro w ill testify that the University of M innesota IRB w as properly constituted inaccordance with the requirements of federal law, and the IRB used proper procedures forreviewing the application and supporting documents for requesting approval to use humansubjects in the CAFE Study at the University of Minnesota. She will also testify that with regardto the CAFE Study the consent document approved by the University of Minnesota IRBcomplied with the m andates and requirements of federal law.Ms. Shapiro will testify that it is not usual or customary practice for an IRB to mandatethat consent from a potential human research subject be obtained by someone other than thatperson's treating physician. She will testify that although there have been some writingssuggesting this procedure as an available approach that can be used, federal law does notmandate such an approach when a principal investigator is a treating physician of a potentialhuman research subject, and it is not customary practice for an IRB to mandate that someoneother than the PI obtain informed consent in these circumstances.


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Ms. Shapiro w ill testify that the processes used at thc University of Minnesota and. by theUniversity of Minnesota IRB regarding potential conflicts of interest were reasonable, compliantwith federal regulations, and compliant with the usual and customary standards of similarorganizations. She will point out that all faculty members are required to make self-disclosures,and she will state that this is a reasonable and appropriate procedure. She will testify that the useof a "conflict management review committee" was a procedure that was over and above thecustomary and standard practices among IR& at that time. She will testify that the post-approval monitoring program utilized by the University of Minnesota IRB was as rigorous aprocess as used by other IRBs.

Ms. Shapiro will testify that according to federal guidelines people arc presumed to becapable of providing informed consent. She will point out that in the CAF Study at theUniversity of Minnesota a competency evaluation procedure was used with regard to potentialhUm,an research subjects, She will testify that this was a very reasonable and . appropriateprocedure. Ms. Shapiro will point out that the CAFE Study did not involve the use of anyplacebos, but instead involved, the use . of three Medications which were available for use in theprivate sector in the care and treatment of patients with psychosis. Ms. Shapiro win testify thatthe University of Minnesota. IRB had a reasonable and app ropriate system in p lace for healthcareprofessionals involved in clinical research to report significant adverse events,

Ms. Shapiro will testify about the Declaration of Helsinki. She wil,1 point out that theUnited States Government has never adopted the Declaration of Helsinki or incorporated theDeclaration of Helsin,ki into the federal regulations applicable to research involving humansubjects. She will testify that, as noted above, it is not customary for an IRB to mandate thatconsent from a potential. human research subject be obtained from some healthcare professionalother than that person's treating physician.Ms. Shapiro will testify about the concept of therapeutie misconception. She will testifythat the consent form used in the CAFE Study in November 2003 reasonably and adequatelyaddressed issues relating to possible therapeutic misconception. She will also explain that issuesrelating to possible therapeutic misconception are less concerning in a situation like the CAFEStudy since no placebo was used and the patient's dose of the study m edication coul,d be adjustedin response to the patient's symptom s and needs_Ms, Shapiro reserves the right to amend and/or supplement her opinions as moreinformation becomes available.

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CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME:obyn S. Shapiro, J.D.BUSINESS ADD RESS: Center for the Study of BioethicsMedical College of W isconsin870 1 W atertown Plank RoadP.O. Box 2650 9Milwaukee, WI 5 3226-05 09 Drinker Biddle Gardner Carton777 East Wisconsin AvenueSuite 2000Milwaukee, WI 532 02BUSINESS PHONE: (414) 456-8498 (414) 221-6056BUSINESS FAX: (414) 456-6511 (414) 224-1025

EDUCATION:Legal:

College:

Harvard Law School; Cambridge, Massachusetts; 197 4-7 7Harvard W omen's Law Association, Harvard V oluntary Defenders, Third-year thesis,supervised by L aurence Tribe: "W omen and the Law: Em ployment, Credit, ChikiC areDeduction"Grade Average: B+/A-University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, Michigan; 197 0-7 4Graduated Summa C um L aude with Highest D istinctionMajor: Am erican C ivilizationHonors: Phi Beta KappaJames B. Angell ScholarFreshman Branstrom PrizewinnerGrade Average: A

Preparatory:icolet High School; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 1966-70Graduated fourth in class of five hundred1


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EMPLO YMENT EXPERIENCE:October, 199 9 to present:

July, 1985 to present:

May, 200 5 to present:

Ursula Von der Ruhr Professor of BioethicsMedical College of W isconsinD irector, C enter for the Study of BioethicsMedical College of W isconsinPartner, Health C are Practice G roupGardner Carton & Douglas LLPMilwaukee, Wisconsin

April 2006 to present:art-time faculty, Marquette University C ollege of Health SciencesOctober, 1992 to 2005:October, 2003 to 2005:

December, 1987 to present:

Painer, Health C are Practice G roupMichael Best & Friedrich LLPMilwaukee, WisconsinChair, Health Care Practice GroupMichael Best & Friedrich LL PMilwaukee, WisconsinD irector, Medical Ethics C ommittee Network

June, 199 7 to October, 1999 :rofessor of BioethicsMedical College of W isconsinJanuary, 1989 to June, 1997 :ssociate Professor of BioethicsMedical College of W isconsinNovember, 1987 to October, 1992 :ssociate AttorneyQuarles & Brady

Milwaukee, WisconsinFebruary, 1990 to June, 199 6:

August, 1989 to June, 1995 :

May, 1992 to April, 199 5:

February, 198 5 to June, 1994 :

September, 1984 to January, 1989 :

December, 198 2 to January, 1989 :

Co urse D irector of C linical Ethics Sessions, Pediatrics RotationMedical College of W isconsinCo urse D irector of Clinical Ethics Sessions, Internal Medicine RotationMedical College of W isconsinElected Member, Curriculum and Evaluation C ommitteeMedical College of W isconsinCo urse Director, Medical Ethics SegmentProfession of Medicine CourseMedical College of W isconsinAssistant ProfessorDepattment of Family MedicineMedical College of W isconsinAssistant ProfessorDepatinent of NeurologyMedical College of W isconsin

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February, 1980 to November, 1987 :artnerBarr & ShapiroMilwaukee, WisconsinDecember, 198 2 to July, 1985 :ssociate D irectorCenter for the Study of Bioethics

Medical College of W isconsinOctober, 197 9 to September, 1983 :djunct Assistant Professor of L awMarquette University L aw SchoolMilwaukee, W isconsinJune, 197 7 to August, 1979 :ssociate AttorneyFoley & L ardnerW ashington, D .C.Summer, 1976:aw ClerkFoley & L ardnerMilwaukee, WisconsinSummer, 1975:aw ClerkFoley & L ardnerW ashington, D.C .Summer, 1974 :nternC onsumer Federation of A mericaW ashington, D.C .PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS, MEMBERSHIPS, LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AND HONORS

Professional AppointmentsAmerican Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Com mission on Goals, 200 6-presentU.S. Department of Health & Human Services, National Institutes of Health Recombinant DNA AdvisoryCommittee, 2005-presentU.S. Department of Health & Human Services, National Institutes of Health Recombinant DNA AdvisoryComm ittee, Biosafety W orking G roup, 200 7-presentU.S. Food and Drug Administration, Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee, 2003-presentU.S. Deptinent of Health & Human S ervices, Secretary's Advisory C ommittee on Xenotransplantation,2000-2005State Bar of WI/State Medical Society Interprofessional Com mittee, 20 01 -presentAmerican Bar Association's Advisor to the National Conference of C ommissioners on Uniform State LawsCommittee on Misuse of Genetic Information, 2002-presentAmerican Bar Association's Advisor to the National Conference of C ommissioners onUniform State LawsCo mmittee on Uniform Health Care Information Act, 19 99 -20 04American Society of Transplant Surgeons

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Ethics C ommittee, 199 9-PresentNational Advisory C ommittee to the Project on Legal C onstraints on Effective Pain Relief; A Project oftheAmerican Society of Law, M edicine and Ethics supported by the Kornfeld Foundation and the MaydayFund; 199 6-Present

National Health L aw Program Standards of Care Project Advisory Board, 20 05 -PresentAmerican Bar A ssociationCoordinating Group on Bioethics and the Law, Member 199 5-Present, Chair 1995 -199 8Health Rights Committee, Chair, 1994-1998Individual Rights and Responsibilities Section, Governing C ouncil Member, 19 98 -PresentIndividual Rights and Responsibilities Section, Secretary, 2004-2005; Vice Chair 2005-2006;Chair-Elect 2006-PresentHealth Law Section, Clinical Ethics Interest Group, Vice Chair, 19 99 -20 01AIDS Coordinating Committee, 2003-PresentHealth Law Coordinating Group, 2004-PresentSOC (Selection O fficers Conference) Meritorious Service Award Selection C ommittee, 20 07

American Bar Foundation Fellow, 2006-PresentU.S. Depaiment of Health and Human Services Agency for Health Care Policy & Research, Consultant onLegal/Public Policy Aspects Regarding Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN ) and Pain M anagement,1992-1994Susan G. Kom en Breast Cancer Foundation (Milwaukee Affiliate) G rants Review Panel, 200 2-2 00 5Alzheimer's Association of Southeastern W isconsin Scientific Advisory Comm ittee, 199 7PresentInternational Association of Bioethics, Hospital Ethics C ommittees Network C hair, 199 0-PresentAmerican H ospital Association

Ad Hoc Committee on AIDS, 19 91Technical Panel on Biomedical Ethics, 1990-1994Choice in Dying, Legal Advisors Committee, 1992-1996Milwaukee Academy ofMedicineBioethics Committee, Chair, 1990-1997Council Member, 1991 -1997Phi Beta Kappa, W isconsin Chapter, Scholarship Committee Chair, 1990 -199 3Milwaukee AIDS Coalition Steering Committee, 1988-1991Health Decisions USA of the National Health Council, National Advisory Committee, 1988-1990State Bar of W isconsin, Health L aw Section Chair, 198 8American C ancer Society Unproven Methods C ommittee, 198 7-19 90Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services Baby Doe Advisory Group, 1986-1988W isconsin Health Policy Coun cil Comm ittee on Bioethics; appointed by Harold C . Ristow, Chairman;February, 198 6

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AID S Co alition of the Milwaukee Health Depaiinent and Milwaukee C ounty Medical Society, ExecutiveCommittee; Co-Chair of Legal/Civil Rights Committee, October, 1985-1991Ad H oc O rgan Transplantation Technical Subcommittee of the State of W isconsin Health Policy C ouncil;appointed by Harold C. Ristow, Chairman; November, 1984

Honors20 07 Named a "W isconsin Super Lawyer" in November 200 7 issue of Milwaukee Magazine, W isconsinSuper L awyers Magazine and Superlawyers.com20 06 Nightingale's 2006 list of "Outstanding Hospital Lawyers"200 6 Named a "W isconsin Super Lawyer" in November 200 6 issue of Milwaukee Magazine, WisconsinSuper L awyers and Superlawyers.com20 06 Named a "L eader in the Law" by W isconsin Law Journal (one of twelve honorees selected inWisconsin)200 5 Named a "W isconsin Super Lawyer" in November 2005 issue ofMilwaukee Magazine, W isconsinSuper Lawyers, and Super Lawyers. coin20 03 Templeton/American Scientific Affiliation Prizewinner for Presentation at Carthage C ollege onHuman C loning and Genetic Research20 01 D istinguished Service Award Recipient, W isconsin Association of Homes and Services for the Aging2001 Leadership Award Recipient, Jewish Home and Care Center, Milwaukee, WINamed one of the top three health care attorneys in the city byMilwaukee M agazine, 19991996 Quirk Award Recipient, American College of Physicians-Wisconsin Chapter and Wisconsin Societyof Internal Medicine199 5 Outstanding Citizen, Pi Lambda Theta(International Honor and Professional Association m Education)First recipient of the Professional Dimensions Golden Compass Award, 19941987 ACLU, Wisconsin Chapter, Volunteer Attorney ofthe Year, for representation in "Milwaukee BabyDoe" caseIncluded in:

Best Lawyers in AmericaBest Lawyers; Health Care (Corporate Counsel, 9/02)International Who's WhoSterling's Who's WhoWho's Who in AmericaWho's Who in American LawWho's Who of American WomenWho's Who of Emerging Leaders in AmericaWho's Who in the MidwestWho's Who in American EducationWho's Who in the WorldThe Best of the US., The Best Service Professionals in the US. Lawyers

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AV Peer Review Rated, Martindale-HubbellOrganizationsAmerican Bar A ssociation

Health Law Section, 19 83-P resentIndividual Rights and Responsibilities Section, 1993-Present,American Society of L aw, Medicine, and Ethics 19 83-PresentAssociation for Women Lawyers, 1984-PresentInternational Association of Bioethics, 19 90 -PresentHospital Ethics Com mittees Network, C hair, 1990 -PresentMedical College of W isconsinGenetics Initiative Planning C ommittee, 19 97 -PresentAIDS Coordinating C ommittee, 198 8-20 02

"C ross-Cutting Themes" working group for CTSA grant, 20 05 -PresentChildren's Hospital of WisconsinBariatric Surgery Advisory Comm ittee, 200 4-PresentAmerican Health L awyers Association, 198 4-PresentPhi Beta Kappa, W isconsin C hapter, Chair, Scholarship Committee, 1990 -19 93Professional Dimensions, Inc., 1989-2002State Bar of Wisconsin, 1983-PresentHealth Law Section, 1983-19 86

Health Law Section, Chair-Elect, 198 7Health Law Section, Chair, 1988Individual Rights Section, 1987-1990

IV .oards of Directors/Advisory BoardsManor Park Foundation, 2002-presentABCD: After Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Medical and Community Advisory Board, 1999-PresentALS Association, Southeast Wisconsin Chapter, 1988-1993American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, 199 4-2 00 0Association of Postdoctoral Programs in Clinical Neuropsychology, 1998-2003Bayside Ethics Board, 1993-Present; Chair, 1994-PresentGirls Scouts of America, 199 5-19 97Jewish Home and C are Center, 1987 -2005Milwaukee Jewish Council, 1987 -199 0

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Phi Beta K appa, Wisconsin Chapter, 1990-1 994Tiffany Miller Trust Advisory Board, 1993-1995W isconsin Association for Biomedical Research and Education, 199 2W isconsin Health D ecisions, 199 0-19 92Wisconsin Perinatal Association Foundation, 1997-1999

V . Editorial BoardsHIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review, 200 5 - PresentCambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1992-PresentHuman Rights, 1994-2006Issues in Law and Med icine, 1991-1999HEC Forum, 1990-1992

V I. ReviewerGrants:Journals:

Selected as an NIH reviewer for Bioethics Grant Funding, November, 19 91Selected as peer reviewer for the following journals:Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)Journal of Law, Medicine and EthicsNutritionWestern Medical Journal

VII. Institutional Bioethics C ommitteesAmerican Medical Services, Inc., 1984-1986Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, 1989-PresentC ommunity Memorial Hospital of Menomonee Falls, 198 4PresentElmbrook Memorial Hospital, Brookfield, 1983-1986Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, 1988-2000Jewish Home and Care C enter, 198 6-Present; Chair, 199 5-PresentMilwaukee County Mental Health Division, 1992-PresentMount Carmel Health Care Center, Milwaukee, 1987-PresentSt. Luke's Medical Center, 1983-PresentAurora Sinai Medical Center, 1986-PresentW est Allis Memorial Hospital, 1992 -199 4


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VIII.nstitutional Review Boards/DSMBsComm unity M emorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, 19 92-2 005Aurora Sinai Medical Center,1994-PresentFroedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, 20 00 -20 01Glaxo/Wellcome Data and Safety Monitoring Board, 1995-2003Smiths Medical PM, Inc., 200 3-PresentMedical College of W isconsin D SMB, 20 03-Present

PUBLICATIONS:Articles and Book ChaptersShapiro RS (with Furberg et.al .) The FDA and D rug Safety. Archives of Internal Medicine 2006; 166: 1938-1942.Shapiro RS. Bioethics and the Stem Cell Research D ebate. Social Education May/June 2006: 204-2 09.Shapiro RS. The Schiavo Case in W isconsin. Wisconsin Lawyer June 2005.Shapiro RS. Ethical and L egal Issues Surrounding Kilney Transplantation, In D anovitch (ed.), Handbook of KidneyTransplantation (4 h ed) (Lippincott William & W ilkins, 200 5).Shapiro RS and Stein RE. Ethical and L egal Issues in AID S V accine Trials Human Rights Fall 2004; :20-21.Shapiro RS, Mining the Human Body. Legal Times 5/17/04.Shapiro RS, V akil N. Ethics in G astroenterology: Case D iscussions. American Journal of Gastroenterology2004.Shapiro RS, Tym K A, Eastwood D , Derse A, K lein J. Managed Care, Doctors and Patients: Focusing onRelationships, Not Rights. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 2003; 12:300-307.Shapiro RS, Legislative Research Bans on Human Cloning. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics2003(12) :393-400.Hanlon SF, Shapiro RS. E thical Issues in Biomedical Research: Diaz v. H illsborough C ounty Hospital Authority.Human R ights Spring 2003; 30 (2): 16-18.Shapiro RS. Legal Issues in Payment of Living D onors for Solid Organs. Current Opinion in OrganTransplantation 2002; 7:375 -379 , reprinted in Human Rights Spring 2003; 30(2): 19-21.Shapiro RS. The D isclosure of M edical Errors. Law and B ioethics Report 2002; 1(4):6-8.Shapiro RS (w ith Arnold R, et. al.). Financial Incentives for C adaver Organ Donation: A n Ethical Reappraisal,Transplantation 2002; 73(8) ; 1361-7.Shapiro RS. How 'confidential' is confidential? Case Commentary. In Kushner TK and Thomasma DC,WardEthics: Dilemmas for Medical Students and Doctors in Training (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001).Shapiro RS (ed). 2000 Health Decisions Manual (Madison:Wisconsin Hospital Association, 2000).Shapiro RS, Adams M . Ethical Issues Surrounding Adultto-Adult Living D onor L iver Transplantation. LiverTransplantation 2000 ; 6 (6 Suppl. 2):S77-80.

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Shapiro RS, Tym KA , Gudm undson JL , Derse AR, K lein JP. Managed Care: Effects on the Physician-PatientRelationship. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 2000; 9(1):71-81.Shapiro, RS (with ISL AT W orking Group). Less is More: The Risks of Multiple Births. Fertility and Sterility(October 200 0).Shapiro RS. In re Edna MF : Case L aw C onfusion in Surrogate D ecision Making. Theoretical Medicine andBioethics 1999;20(1):45-54.Shapiro RS. W ho O wns Your Frozen Embryos? Human Rights Spring 1998; 25(2): 12-24.Shapiro RS (with ISLA T W orking Group). ART into Science: Regulation of Fertility Techniques 281 Science 651(1998).Shapiro RS. Informed Consent. In A Berger, MH Levy, RK Portenoy and D E Weissman,Principles and Practicein Supportive Oncology (Philadelphia: Lippincott-Raven Publishers, 19 97 ).Shapiro RS, Klein JP, and Tym KA. W isconsin Hospitals Ethics Committees. Cambridge Quarterly of HealthcareEthics 1997;6(3):288-292.Bioethics Committee, Milwaukee Academy of Medicine. Professionalism in Health Care D elivery. WisconsinMedical Journal January, 1997;96(1):28-31.Shapiro RS. Health C are Providers' Liability Exposure for Inappropriate Pain Management. Journal of Law,Medicine & E thics 1996;24(4):360-364.Nattinger AB, Hoffmann RG , Shapiro RS, Gottlieb MS, Goodw in JS. The Effect of Legislative Requirements on theUse of Breast-Conserving Surgery. New England Journal of Medicine 1996;335(14):1035-1040.Shapiro RS (ed). 1995 Health Decisions Manual. (Madison: Wisconsin Hospital Association, 1995).Nelson RM, Shapiro RS. The Role of an Ethics C ommittee in Resolving Conflict in the Neonatal Intensive CareUnit. The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics 1995;23(1):33-46.Nelson RM, Blank EL , and Shapiro RS. Comm entary on "Living Related Liver Transplantation."CambridgeQuarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1995;4(3):608-612.Shapiro RS, Annas G. W ho Sees Your Medical Records? Human Rights Summer 1994 :10-11, 36.Shapiro RS. Reforming America's Health C are System: The Importance of Values. CUPA Journal 1994;45:21-23.Shapiro RS. Legal Bases for the Control of Analgesic Drugs. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management1994;9:153-159.Shapiro RS. L iability Issues in the Managment of Pain. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 1994;9:146-152.Shapiro RS, Derse AR, G ottlieb M, Schiedermayer DL , Olson M. W illingness to Perform Euthanasia: A Survey ofPhysician Attitudes. Archives of Internal Medicine 1994;154:575-584.Shapiro RS. End-Of-Life Decisions. Cope 1993;9(4):46.Shapiro RS. Unanswered Q uestions Surrounding the Patient SelfDetermination Act. Cambridge Quarterly ofHealthcare Ethics 1992;1(2):117-120.Shapiro RS. Everything You Always W anted to Ask a Lawyer About Ethics Comrnittees.Cambridge Quarterly of

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Healthcare Ethics 1992 ;1(1):33 -39 .Shapiro RS. C ardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the Hospital Setting. Trends Autumn 1991 :15.Shapiro RS. Planning A head-Incapacity. Wisconsin Lawyer 1991;64(8):17-19.Shapiro, RS. "Medical D iscrimination Against C hildren with Disabilities: A Report of the U.S. C ommission on C ivilRights," Issues in Law and Medicine 1990;6(3):285-296.Shapiro RS, Schiedermayer DL . Do E thics Committees Prevent Malpractice Suits?Medical Ethics 1990;5(4):5,16.Shapiro RS. Ethical and Legal Issues in the Use of TPN . Nutrition 1990;6(5):397-401.Shapiro RS. The Case of L .W .: An Argum ent for a Permanent Vegetative State Statute. Ohio State Law Journal1990;51(2):439-450.Gold J A, Jablonski DF, C hristensen PJ, Shapiro RS, Schiedermayer DL . Is There a Right to Futile Treatment? TheCase of a D ying Patient with AIDS. The Journal of Clinical Ethics 1990;1:19-23.Schiedermayer DL , Shapiro RS. The Artificial Heart as a Bridge to Transplant: Ethical and L egal Issues at theBedside. The Journal of Heart Transplantation 1989;8(6):471-473.Shapiro RS, Simpson DE , Lawrence SL , Talsky AM, Sobocinski KA, Schiedermayer DL . A Survey of Sued andNonsued P hysicians and Suing Patients. Archives of Internal Medicine 1989;149:2190-2196.Byrd JC , Shapiro RS, Schiedermayer DL . Passive Smoking: A Review of Medical and Le 1 Issues. AmericanJournal of Public Health 1989;79(2):209-215.Shapiro RS. Ethical Implications of the Use of the Living W ill in Care of the Terminally Ill. In A. G ilmore and S.G ihnore, eds., A Safer Death (New York: Plenum Press, 1988).Shapiro RS. C ritically Ill Infants, in K. Benesch, N. A bramson, et al., eds.,MedicolegalAspects of Critical Care(Rockville: Aspen Publishers, 1986).Shapiro RS. Infant Care Review C ommittees: An Effective Approach to the Baby Doe D ilemma7The Hastings LawJournalMay 1986:827-862 .Shapiro RS, Tavill F, Rivkin G, G ruchow H. Living W ill in W isconsin Wisconsin Medical Journal 1986;85:17-23.Shapiro RS. L egal Aspects of Pediatric Intensive Care Units, in D. V idyasager and A. Sarniak, eds.,Neonatal andPediatric Intensive Care (L ittleton: PSG Publishing C o., Inc., 1985 ).Shapiro RS. Regional C enter for the Study of Bioethics. Milwaukee Lawyer 1984;8(2):9.Shapiro RS. An Answer to the Baby Doe D ilemma. Harvard Journal on Legislation 1983;20(1):137-152.Excerpted in Time, April 11, 19 83 , p. 69; reprinted in Bioethics Reporter 198 3;1:121 2-122 7; reprinted in R.Munson, ed., Intervention and Reflection - Basic Issues in Medical Ethics, 4th Edition, 1992 .Book ReviewsShapiro RS. Review ofLegal Medicine, American College of L egal Medicine, ed.Shapiro RS. Review of Health Care Ethics: Critical Issues, John F. Monagle, PhD , ed.: Doody's Health SciencesBook Review Journal 1994;2(6).Schiedermayer DL , Shapiro RS. Review ofDoctors Decisions: Ethical Conflicts in Medical Practice, by G.R.Du nstan and E.A. Shinebourne; New England Journal of Medicine 1991;324:66.

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Shapiro RS. Review of Social Science Perspectives on Med ical Ethics, by G. W eisz; New England Journal ofMedicine 1991;324:67.

SELECTED BROADCAST MEDIA APPEARANCES AND INTERVIEWSJuly 14, 2 006 , W isconsin Public Radio Subject: Life Shares and O rgan Donation.January 31 , 200 6, National Public Radio "Talk of the Nation" Subject: Healthcare providers' rights to refuse toprovide care based on personal ethics.July 27, 2005, Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Embryonic Stem Cell ResearchMarch 18, 2005, Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Terry Schiavo Case.March 1, 2005, Channel 18 Interview, Subject: Wisconsin Pharmacist Who Refused to FillPrescription.March 1, 2005, Channel 6 Interview, Subject: Conscience Clauses.November 14, 2004: Channel 6 Interview, Subject: Embryonic Stem Cell Research.September 9, 2004: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Anti-Drug Vaccine.June 8, 2004: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Stem Cell Research.April 19, 2004: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Bioethics.October 3, 2003: Milwaukee Public Television, "Fixing Health Care" Panel.August 21, 2003: WWRS-TV Public Report Show, Subject: Health Infmmantion Privacy.May 12, 2003: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Treatment Decisiomnaking for 2-Year-Old Michigan Boy withBrain Tumor.March 14, 2003: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Genetics.March 5, 2003: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Organ Sharing Clubs.December 16, 2002: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Stem Cell Research.November 14, 2002: Wired News (San Francisco, CA), Subject: Ethical Issues Surrounding "Brain Mapping".October 31, 2002: KUOW (Seattle-National Public Radio Affiliate), Subject: Extending Life.

August 28, 2002: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Embryo Adoption.August 15, 2002: WSYR Radio (New York), Subject: Human Cloning and American Bar Association PositionStatement.August 15, 2002: KTOK Radio (Oklahoma City, OK), Subject: Human Cloning and American Bar Resolution.August 13, 2002: MSNBC.com , Interview, Subject: Therapeutic Cloning.May 30, 2002: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Xenotransplantation.April 17, 2002: WUWIVI Radio, Subject: Today's Bioethical Issues: More Important Than Ever.

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April 8, 2002: Channel 4 News Interview, Subject: Human Cloning.December 14, 2001: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Medication of Children with ADHD.November 26, 2001: Channel 6 Interview, Subject: Human Enbryo Cloning.November 25, 2001: Channel 12 Interview, Subject: Human Embryo Cloning.November 25, 2001: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Human Embryo Cloning.November 6, 2001: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Living Liver Donation.November 5, 2001: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Frozen Embryos.August 7, 2001: Jason & Jarvis Show, Subject: Human Cloning.August 2, 20 01: W isconsin Public Radio, Subject: Human C loning.

July 29, 20 01: W MY X Radio Interview with Mike Clemens, Subject: Stem Cell Research.July 20, 2001: Florida News Radio Interview with Randi Zimmerman, Subject: Genetics and Ethnicity.July 11, 2001: Health Scout News Services Interview with Adam Marcus, Subject: Stem Cell Research.June 28 , 20 01: Midwest Radio Interview w ith Tom K ing, Subject: Genetics.June 15, 2001: United Press International Interview, Subject: Stem Cell Research.June 13, 2001: Eli Research's Physician Practice Compliance Alert Interview with Emily Rocap, Subject: Medicare"VIP" Program.

September 22, 2000: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Separation of Conjoined Twins.March 1, 2000: Wisconsin Public Television, Subject: Organ Transplantation.April 6, 1999: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Egg Donation.October 24, 1998: Channel 58 Interview, Subject Guidelines for the Use of Intensive Care.March 13, 1997: Wisconsin Public Radio, "The Ben Marens Show," Subject: Physician-Assisted Suicide.February 25, 1997: Channel 6 Interview, Subject: First Ever Cloning of Adult Mammal Raises Ethical QuestionsFebruary 25, 1997: Channel 12 Interview, Subject: First Ever Cloning of Adult Mammal Raises Ethical Questions.February 24, 1997: NBC News Radio, Washington DC, Interview, Subject: First Ever Cloning of Adult MammalRaises Ethical Questions.May 1, 1996: WISN Radio Interview with Judy Steffes, Subject: New Legislation Requiring a 24Hour WaitingPeriod Before Abortions.March 22, 1996: WISN Radio Interview with Nick Bohr, Subject: Genetic Testing.September 29, 1995: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Treating Infertility.June 12 , 199 5: W isconsin Public Radio Network, "C lark and Com pany," Subject: Ethical Issues in O rgan

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Transplantation.May 2 4, 19 95: W isconsin Public Radio, "The Kathleen Dunn Show," Subject: TheAMA's Support of UsingAnencephalic Infants as Organ Donors.May 2 4, 19 95: C hannel 4 Interview, Subject: The AMA 's Support of Using Anencephalic Infants as Organ D onors.February 3, 19 95 : W isconsin Public Radio, "The Jan W eller Show," Subject: The acquittal of D r. Messenger in thecase involving the discontinuation of life-support for handicapped infant; with Mark L ubinsky, MD .January 13, 1 995 : C hannel 6 Interview, Subject: Rep. Boyle's New Physician Aid in D ying Bill.O ctober 26, 19 94 : NBC News Radio, Washington DC Interview, Subject: Cloning Embryos.April 7, 1994: WBAY-Green Bay, "Health Care Reform: Your Turn," Panel presentation with Rep. Tom Barrett,Rep. Tom Petri, Rep. Toby Roth, and Bernard Hammes, Ph.D.March 14, 1994: Wisconsin Public Radio, "The Kathleen Dunn Show," Subject: Euthanasia and the article byShapiro RS, et al. "W illingness to Perform Euthanasia: A Survey of Physician A ttitudes" published in theArchivesof Internal Medicine.February 16, 1994: Channel 10, "Second Opinions" with John McCullough, Subject: Heahh Care Refoim.January 1, 1994: WTMJ Radio, Newsmakers Interview, Subject: Ethics in Research.December 6, 1993: Wisconsin Public Radio, "Conversations with Jan Weller," Subject: The 'Boyle Bill'October 27, 1993: Wisconsin Public Radio, "Kathleen Dunn Show," Subject: Bioethical Issues in Health CareReform.October 5, 1993: Wisconsin Public Radio, "Conversations with Jan Weller," Subject: Clinton's Health CareReform Proposal.May 4, 1993: Wisconsin Public Radio, "Conversations with Jan Weller," Subject: 10th Anniversary, Center forthe Study of Bioethics, and Bioethical Issues Related to National Health C are Reform.February 19, 1993: Wisconsin Public Radio, "Conversations with Jan Weller," Subject: Jack Kevorkian andPhysician Assisted Suicide.July 21, 1992: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Jack Kevorkian.April 8, 1992: Channel 10/36 with John McCullough, Subject: Health Care.April 3, 1992: Channel 12 Interview, Subject: In re L.W., W is. Supreme Court.April 3, 1992: Channel 6 Interview, Subject: In re L.W ., W is. Supreme Court.November 24, 1991: Channel 12 Interview, Subject: Advance Directives.November 24, 1991: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Advance Directives.October 24, 1991: Channel 4 Interview, Subject: Active Euthanasia.October 24, 1991: Channel 12 Interview, Subject: Active Euthanasia.September 14, 1991: Channel 18, Interview, Subject: AIDS.September 4, 1991: Channel 12, Interview, Subject: In re L.W ., W is. Supreme Court.

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August 26, 1991: Channel 10/36, Interview, Subject: Parental Rights; Ethical Dilemmas.August 24, 1991: Channel 10, Smith & Co. Interview, Subject: Can Parents Make Medical Decisions forChildren? - Legal Implications.Augu st 13, 199 1: National Association of Broadcasters and the W isconsin Broadcasters Association, Panel, Subject:Implications of the HIV Epidemic in Milwaukee.May 21, 1991: Wisconsin Public Television, Live Panel, Subject: Living Wills: The Choices We Make.April 22, 1991: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Advances in Transplant Surgery and Need for Organ Donors.August 18, 1989: WTMJ Radio, Joe Smith, Subject: Legal and Ethical Aspects of In-Vitro Fertilization.April 5, 1989: WTMJ Radio, Kathleen Dunn, Subject: Legal Ramifications of Euthanasia.March 14, 1988: Channel 6, Joanne Williams, Subject: Wisconsin Ethics Committee Network.D ecember 29, 19 87 : CNN , LARR Y K ING L IVE , Subject: O rgan Transplantation Costs and ResourceAllocations.December 27, 1987: Channel 4, "Human Rights", Subject: Human Rights and Surrogate Motherhood.D ecember 15, 198 7: ABC , GO O D MO RNING AMERIC A, Subject: Anencephalic Infants and O rganDonation.August 20, 1987: WISN Radio, Subject: Bioethics Center, Medical College of Wisconsin.June 22, 1987: Channel 4, Ten O'Clock News, Subject: OB/GYN Malpractice.April 3, 1987: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Baby M and Surrogate Motherhood.March 31, 1987: Channel 4, Ten O'Clock News, Subject: Baby M and Surrogate Motherhood.March 15, 1987: Channel 12, Five O'Clock News, Subject: Operating on HIV-Positive Patients.January 8, 1987: WORT Radio, Madison, WI, Live Interview: Baby 'M' and Surrogate Motherhood.November 17, 1986: Channel 4, Five O'Clock News, Subject: Termination of Treatment.November 17, 1986: Channel 4, Live at Five with John McCullough, Subject: Termination of Treatment.September 3, 1986: "To Good Health" (Cable TV), Subject: Non-Smokers' Rights.June 9, 1986: Channel 6, Five O'Clock News with Joanne Williams, Subject: U.S. Supreme Court 'Baby Doe'Decision.June 9, 1986: Channel 4, Live at Five with John McCullough, Subject: U.S. Supreme Court 'Baby Doe' Decision.May 15, 1986: Channel 12, News at Noon with Cynthia Collier, Subject: Bioethical Dilemmas-- Politics, Press andMedicine.April 2, 1986: Channel 12, News at Noon with Cynthia Collier, Subject: Malpractice Crisis.March 3, 1986: Channel 6, Five O'Clock News with Joanne Williams, Subject: Mercy Killing.January 3, 1986: Wisconsin Public Radio, Subject: Termination of Treatment.

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May 24, 1985: Channel 6, "Milwaukee Monitor," Subject: Artificial Nutritional Support for the Terminally Ill.April 14, 1985: Channel 12, "At Large," with Dave Begel, Subject: Organ Transplantation.March 7, 1985: Channel 12, Ten O'Clock News, Subject: Artificial Heart Transplant in Phoenix.February 18, 1985: WOKY Radio, Milwaukee, Subject: Bioethics.February 10, 1985: WTMJ Radio, Kathleen Dunn, Subject: New Reproductive Technology.January 22, 1985: Channel 4, Five O'Clock Evening News, Subject Twelfth Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, TheSupreme Court Ruling That Legalized Abortion.January 19, 1985: Channel 4, "Human Rights," Subject: Human Rights and the Right to Die-- appearing with StateRep. W . Kunicki and Dr. C harles Junkerman.December 1, 1984: Channel 6, News at Large, Subject: Organ Transplantation.

October 29, 1984: Channel 4, Five O'Clock Evening News, Subject: Baby Doe.Septmebr 28, 1984: WGWU Radio, "Newsmakers," Subject: The Living Will.August 11, 1984: Channel 4, Five OClock Evening News, Subject: Baby Doe Regulations.June 8, 1984: WUWM Radio, "Milwaukee Issues," Subject: Bioethics.June 8, 1984: Cable TV, "Information, Please," Subject: Medicine, Ethics and Law - The Role of the BioethicsCenter.May 31, 1984: Channels 10/36, "At Issue," Subject: Terminal Illness - Legal and Ethical Complexities.

April 23, 1984: Channel 4, "Emphasis," Subject: The Living Will and Recent Wisconsin Legislation.March 31, 1984: Channel 4, Five O'Clock Evening News, Subject: Deal with Dignity and Wisconsin Law.March 31, 1984: Channel 4, "Emphasis," Subject: Gov. Richard Lamm (of Colorado) and the Duty to Die.February 7, 1984: Channel 12, Six O'Clock Evening News with Jerry Taff and Eleanor Hayes, Subject:Euthanasia.February 6, 1984: Channel 4, Five O'Clock Evening News, Subject: The Milwaukee RN Who Disconnected LifeSupport.November 13, 1983: Channel 12, "At Large," with Dave Begel, Subject: Baby Doe.

SELECTED NEW SPAPER AND MAG AZINE INTER VIEWSin BNA Health Law Reporter:

February 8, 200 7: "Hospitals W alk Line to Provide Care, Given Increasingly Broad Conscience Laws," L eadReport by Susan Carhart.in National Law Journal:

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in USA Today:August 12, 2002: "US Lawyers' Group to Vote on Cloning" (Associated Press).

in The M ilwaukee Journal Sentinel:August 28 , 20 03 : Regarding fmancial compensation for living organ donors.Decem ber 22, 20 02: R egarding genetic testing.August 1 0, 2 00 1: Regarding President Bush's decision on federal funding for stem cell research, "Bush StanceBrings Criticism From Both Sides" by Ann ysa Johnson and Meg Jones.Decemb er 23, 19 98 : "O ctuplets Stretch Boundaries of Survival, Ethics" by Marilyn Marchione.November 2, 199 7: "For Edna, A Life and Death Prolonged" by Mary Zahn.July 3, 19 97 : "L et Debate Over A ssisted Suicide Flourish" by Editorial Board.May 24, 1995: page 1," Transplants from Dying Babies" by Marilynn Marchione.

in The Milwaukee Journal:April 2, 19 92 : METRO Page Section: "L .W ." - The Supreme C ourt decision to grant guardians the authorityto end life-sustaining care for patients in a persistent vegetative state.October 20, 1 988 : page 10C , Sports Section, "Experts Rip D rug Test by MU, Packers" by NeilRosenberg.July 25, 1988: page 1: "Happy Birthday, In Vitro" by Stephen K. Epstein.January 4, 1988: METRO Page Section: "Ethics Expert Learns from Experience" by Joanne Weintraub.November 1, 1987 : W ISCO NSIN MAG AZINE of The Milwaukee Journal, pages 6-21 : "Probing the SpinaBifida Case" by L ois Blinkhorn.July 13, 19 87: page 1 0: "W ith No A bortion, Whose Rights Prevail?" by L inda Wilkerson.April 21, 19 84: page 7, part 1: "Yes, Doc, Reforms C an Cure."May 18 , 198 4: page 1, part 2: "A Q uestion of Ethics at a Time of Pain" by Meg K issinger.November 3 , 198 3: part 1: "Facing Up to Hospital Ethics."October 26, 1983: page 1, part 1: "State Gets Moving on Bioethics."October 3, 1983: page 2, part 2: "College Stresses Values."February 28 , 198 3: page 1, part 1: "Motherhood for Hire: An Ethical Snarl."February 24 , 198 3: page 7, part 2: "W here Should Babies C ome From?" by L ois Blinkhorn.February 7, 19 83: page 10 , part 1: "Let Solomon Try This One."November 30, 1982 : page 14, part 1: "W ho W ill be Kept Alive?"

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November 5 , 198 2: page 1, part 2: "L ife-Death Panels Urged for Patients" by Neil Rosenberg.in The Milwaukee Sentinel:

April 1, 199 4, page 8A: " Pain Care, Legal Action Linked" by Joe Manning.March 14, 19 94 , page 1A: "30% Say They Would Perform Euthanasia" by Joe Manning.January 13 , 198 8, "Using Fetal Tissue to Treat Diseases Raising Questions" by Joe Mann ing.April 1, 1987, "Baby M and Surrogate Motherhood" by Jerry Resler.April 25, 1984, page 6, part 1: "Answering Tough Medical Questions" by Jerry Resler.January 8, 1 984 , page 8, part 1: "W ho 'Pulls the Plug' on Life?" by Joe M anning.

in W aukesha Freeman:November 14, 20 02: "E thics and Cloning".

in W isconsin State Journal:March 14, 199 4, page 1 A: "State Doctors Ponder Euthanasia" by W illiam R. W ineke.

in Saint Paul Pioneer Press:March 14, 1994, page 2D: "A Fourth of State's Physicians Would Perform Legal Euthanasia, Study Says" byJames C arlson of Associated Press.

in Milwaukee Magazine .September 200 1, page 24 : "W hen W e W ere Bad" by Shelly Jarenski and Elizabeth A. Puibello.October 199 9, page 32 : "Best Lawyers in Milwaukee".May 19 86, page 4 8: "The Next G eneration: Milwaukee's Under-40 V anguard" by Judith W oodburn.

in The Business Journal:October 8, 20 04 , page 43: "G earing up the Scientist Search: Endowments Help Medical College Recruit TopResearchers" by Julie Sneider.January 14, 2000, page 3: "Moral Support" by Julie Sneider.November 26, 1999, page 28: "Doctors Think Managed Care is Bad Medicine, Survey Shpws" by JulieSneider.Decem ber 4, 199 8: "K evorkian's '60 Minutes' of Fame Ignites Ethics Debates" by Julie Sneider.July 17, 1998: "Questions of Medical Ethics Spur Growth for Milwaukee Network" by Julie Sneider.April 27, 19 96 , page 3: "HMO s, Legislator Spar O ver Proposed Patients' Rights" by Julie Sneider.

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November 4, 19 95, page 4 : "W ho'll Have the Last Word W hen It Comes to Patient Care?" by Julie Sneider.D ecember 3, 199 4, page 4 : "Reviving Physician-Assisted Suicide" by Julie Sneider.October 15, 1 990 , Cover and pages 12 -13: " W ho D ecides? The Role of Hospital Ethics Comm ittees" by JulieSneider.July 18, 1 988 , page 14-1 5: "Insurers Weigh Medical Advances in Determining New Coverage" by Pat Foran.November 9 , 198 6, page 8: " Health Professionals Urge State Legislators to Address Bioethics Issues."

in American Bar Association's Barrister:Summer, 1989 , page 9-10: "L awyer for a New W orld," Robyn S. Shapiro.

in W isconsin Jewish C hronicle:May 19 , 199 5, page 10: "D o Your L oved Ones Know If Yoiid C hoose a Feeding Tube?" by Nadine Bonner.

in W isconsin Medical Journal:April 1998, "Ethics of Genetic Testing" by Marc Kennedy.

in W isconsin W oman:August, 1990 , pages 8-9, 32 : "Robyn Shapiro on Ethics: W hen Knowledge O utpaces Understanding" byKathleen W inkler

in Physician's W eekly:December 18, 2000, "Bioethics is Booming" by Gail Scott.

in Northshore L ife Style:March, 20 02 , "Issues of L ife and Death" by Judith Steininger.in Medical Research L aw & Policy (Bureau of National Affairs)

August 21, 2 002 , "ABA Opposes Ban on Human Cloning for Medical Research Purposes".In News G raphic:

April 30, 2 004 : "Pharmacist Refuses to Fill Prescription".

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SELECTED INVITED PR ESENTATIONS AN D LECTUR ES2007August 7 : "Ethical and L egal Issues" - Neuroscience Institute Annual Symp osium, Marquette University,Milwaukee, W IJune 15 : "Emergency Exception in C onsent for Research" Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, W IJune 1 : "Bioethics for Health Care Professionals" Marquette University, Milwaukee, W IMay 3 : "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Medical Treatment and L if&Style D ecisionmaking in AssistedLiving, Independent Living, and Adult Day C are Settings" 20 07 W isconsin Association of Homes and Services forthe Aging Spring Conference, Wisconsin Dells, WIApril 13: "E thical and Legal Issues Surrounding Embryonic Stem Cell Research" Milwaukee Dental Forum,Milwaukee, W IFebruary 27 : "Bioethics: Conflicts of Interest and Professionalism" Biotechnology and Bioengineering C enter,Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WIFebruary 9: " Ethical Issues in Xenotransplantation, Stem Cell and Cloning Research" Mayo C linic, Rochester,MNFebruary 8: "C ase Studies in Transplant Ethics" Mayo C linic, Rochester, MN

2006

December 12 : "Bioethics End Stage Renal Disease" Nephrology Department, Froedtert Memorial LutheranHospital, Milwaukee, W INovemb er 18: " High Profile Legal C ases and Their Effect on IRBs" Public Responsibility in Medicine &Research (PRIM&R) 200 6 A nnual HRPP Conference, Washington, D.C.Novemb er 16: "W hen and How to Seek an Emergency Exception to Informed Consent" Public Responsibility inMedicine & Research (PRIM&R) 2 006 Annual HRPP Conference, W ashington, D.C .Novemb er 14: " The Trials and Tribulations of Clinical Trials: Risks and Opportunities" Marsh & McL ennanHealthcare Seminar, Chicago, ILNovemb er 6: "M edical College of W isconsin Family Practice Residents: Transition to Practice" Cu rativeRehabilitation Center, Milwaukee, W IOctober 26 : "Legal and Ethical Issues in Genetics" Georgetown University Law School, Washington, D.C .October 25: "Stem Cell Research: Understanding the Debate: -- Grantmakers in Aging 2006 Annual Conference,Milwaukee, W ISeptember 29: " Informed Consent Issues and Research" Keynote presentation at Aurora Research Ethics Day,Milwaukee, W ISeptember 26: "Ethical Issues Surrounding Breast C ancer Treatment" Medical College of W isconsin, 20 06Edward J. Lennon M.D. Memorial Bioethics Symposium, Milwaukee,WI

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September 22: " Ethics in the Courts" Keynote Presentation, Ministry Health C are Biannual Ethics Conference,W eston, WISeptember 8: " Medical Futility: Ethical and Legal A spects" teleconference presentation for W heaton FranciscanSystemAugust 1 9: "Brain D issection and Neuroscience: Applications to Disorders of L anguage and Speech Functions"Marquette University, Milwaukee, W IAugust 8: " Bioethics" Presentation for Jewish C haplaincy Program and Area D irectors ofPastoral Care,Milwaukee, W IJune 1 : "C linical and Translational Research: Opportunities for Dynam ic Collaboration Bioethics" MedicalCollege of Wisconsin Annual Research Conference, Milwaukee, WIApril 14 : "Healthcare Power of Attorney/Living W ill Update" C ommunity Memorial Hospital Medical EducationProgram, Menomonee Falls, WIMarch 6: " Managing Your Risk: W hat You Need to K now About Stark, AntiKickback and Fraud and AbuseIssues" cTel 5 th Annual Telehealth Leadership Conference, Washington, D.C.February 19: "L egal and Ethical C hallenges in the GI L ab" D iagnostic and Therapeutic ERC P A Symposium forNurses and Associates, presented by Aurora Health C are and GI C onsultants Ltd., Lo s Vegas, NV

2005D ecember 5: " Ethical Issues in Research with D ecisionally Impaired Persons" Public Responsibility in Medicine& Research (PRIM&R) 2005 Annual HIRPP Conference, Boston, MAD ecember 4: "Ethical Issues in Cloning and O ther Genetic Research: W hat is the Spectrum of Risk?" PublicResponsibility in Medicine and Research (PRIM&R) 2005 Annual HRPP Conference, Boston, MAD ecember 2: "End of Life Decision Making Post-Schiavo" B ioethics for Lawyers C onference, Medical College ofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WINovemb er 29: "Ethical and Legal Issues W hen You C annot Consent to Research" Medical College of W isconsinHuman Research Professionals Seminar, Milwaukee, W INovemb er 8: "Ethics in C linical Care" Medical College of W isconsin Family Medicine Transition to PracticeSeminar, Milwaukee, WINovember 8: "D ebate: Embryonic Stem Cell Research" Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, W IO ctober 12: "Ethical and L egal Issues Surrounding Stem C ell Research" Professional D imensions Symposium,Milwaukee, W IOctober 7: " Law and Ethics in Patient Care" K eynote Presentation, 2 h d Annual D r. Franklin Silve man Mem orialL ecture, Marquette University, Milwaukee, W IOctober 1: "L egal and Ethical Challenges in the G.I. Lab" 200 5 Diagnostic and Therapeutic ERC P Symposium,Chicago, ILSeptember 29: "End of Life Decisionmaking Post Schiavo" 2 00 5 Fall Conference, W isconsin Association ofHomes & Services for the Aging, Green Bay, W I

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September 15: "W hen You C annot Consent to Research: Legal and Ethical Issues" Keyn ote Presentation, AuroraResearch Ethics D ay, Milwaukee, WIAugust 1 3: "M edical Practice and Ethical Issues" Brain Dissection and Neuroscience: Applications to Disordersof L anguage and Speech Functions, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WIAugust 6: "M aking the Perfect Baby: The Promise andPeril of 'Designer Babies" ABA A nnual Meeting,Chicago, ILAugust 3: "Ethical and Legal C oncerns in Pain Medicine" 3' Annual Com prehensive Pain Board ReviewSymposium, sponsored by UW Medical School, Madison, WIJune 9: The Schiavo Case: What W ould Happen in W isconsin? Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WIMay 21 : "Ethical and Legal Issues of Spinal Cord Injury Research" University of Michigan 200 5 SC I Consum erConference, Ann Arbor, MIApril 15: " Ethical and L egal Issues at the End of Life" End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium Program,Madison, W I2004Novemb er 6: "L egal Issues in Managing People with Neuropsychiatric Problems" Second Midwest C linicalNeuroscience Symposium, Milwaukee, WIOctober 2 8: " Unbearable Burden of Forced Treatment: How C ourts are Putting Neonatologists and Parents at LegalRisk" American Society for Bioethics and Humanities 6ili Annual M eeting, Philadelphia, PAOctober 25 : "Legal Aspects of End of Life Care" United Hospital System-Kenosha Medical Center Campus Ethics W eek, Kenosha, WIOctober 14 : "Ethical Challenges in the GI L ab" ERC P D iagnostic and Therapeutic Symposium for Physicians,Nurses and Associates, Brookfield, W IJune 23 : "C an Patient Safety Initiatives Succeed W ithout Tort Reform?" The D igital Healthcare Conference,Madison, W IJune 3: "Ethical Issues Surrounding Transplantation" G rand Rounds, St. Luke's Medical Center, Milwaukee, W IMay 1 4: "M edical Ethics and Intraoperative Monitoring" Presidential Lecture, 15 t h Annual Meeting of Am ericanSociety of Neurophysiological Monitoring, San Antonio, TXMay 7: "N egotiating 'Impossible' Visitor and Family/Resident Co uncil Situations" 20 04 Spring Conference,W isconsin Association of Homes and Services for the Aging,Pewaukee, WIMay 6: "E thical, Financial and L egal Implications of Balancing Admissions in Long Term Care" 20 04 SpringC onference, Wisconsin Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, Pewaukee, WIApril 26: "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Treatment D ecisionmaking in Long Term C are" W I Health C areAssociation 42' Annual Spring C onference, Middleton, W IApril 1: "Adv ance Directives" W isconsin Bar Association Seminar, Milwaukee, W IFebruary 19 : "Prenatal G enetic Testing" Blood Center of Southeastern, W isconsin, Milwaukee, W IFebruary 17: "Bioethics" Rotary Club, Ehn Grove, WI

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February 16 : "Informed Consent" 200 4 Tandem Bone Marrow Transplant Symposium (sponsored by TheNational Marrow D onor Program and the Blood and Marrow Transplant Clinical Trial Network), Orlando, FLJanuary 22 : "Ethical and Legal Issues in Lon g Tenn Care" Sunrise Nursing Home, Milwaukee, W I

2003O ctober 1: "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Stem Cell Research" Medical College of W isconsin Mini-Medical School, Milwaukee, W IO ctober 1: "Ethical and Legal Issues in Behavioral Health" C ovenant Healthcare, Milwaukee, WIAugust 28: "E nd of Life Decisions" C lement Manor, Milwaukee, W IAugust 1 9: "H ealth Care Ethics: The History, Status and Future" W isconsin Institute of Certified PublicAccountants Health Care Financial Conference 2003, Madison, WIAugust 7: " Applications of Neuroscience to C ommunicative Disorders: Ethics Issues" Marquette University,Milwaukee, W IJune 22 : "Informed Consent in Research: V ulnerable Populations" A urora Health C are, Milwaukee, W IMay 2 3: "Ethics in Health C are" Aurora Health Care/American Co llege of Physician Executives Con ference,Milwaukee, W IApril 17: " Promise, Policy or Prohibition: The L egislative D ebate Over Human C loning and Genetic Research"Carthage College, Kenosha, W IMarch 14 : "Ethical, Legal and Social Implication of Genomic D iscovery" C linical Applications of Genom icDiscovery Symposium, Milwaukee, WIJanuary 29: " Caregiver Misconduct: Reports, Investigations and Documentation" Mt. Cannel Health CareCenter, Milwaukee, W IJanuary 23 : "HIPA A and Research" Society of Research Adm inistrators International Satellite Teleconference,W ashington, D.C.January 15 : "Bioethics" Friends of the Medical C ollege of W isconsin W inter General Meeting, Milwaukee, W I2002December 3: "P repared People? Cloning, Genomes, G enetic Engineering and Beyond" Mt. Mary College,Milwaukee, W INovember 1 8: "X enotransplantation" Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research Annual C onference, SanDiego, CANovember 13: "Medical Ethics and Law" Hillel, Madison, WINovember 12: " Ethics and Managed C are" MC W Family Practice Residency Program, Milwaukee, WINovember 6: "E thical and Legal Issues in Biotechnology" Ch icago-Kent L aw School, Chicago, ILO ctober 29: "D isclosure of Unanticipated Outcomes" Hartford Medical C enter, Hartford, WI

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O ctober 8: "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Adultto-Adult Living Liver Donation" C ommunity MemorialHospital, Menomonee Falls, W ISeptember 28: " Ethical and L egal Issues at the End of L ife" Geriatric Board Review C ourse, Delavan, W ISeptember 19: " Stem Cell Research: Ethical and Legal Issues" W isconsin Presidents Organization, Milwaukee,W ISeptember 19: " Ethical Issues Surrounding Honnone Replacement Therapy Research" University Club,Milwaukee, W IAugust 15: "Ethics Discussion C linical Case Conference" W atertown Memorial Hospital, W atertown, W IJune 21 : "Ethical and Legal Aspects of Stem C ell Research" Marquette University, Milwaukee, W IJune 20 : "Ethical Issues Surrounding Speech Therapy" Marquette University, Milwaukee, W IMay 31 : "Pain, Ethics and the Law" 200 2 M idwest Pain Interest G roup Meeting, Milwaukee, WI

May 21 : "20 02 H ealth Law Up date" Satellite Teleconference from W ashington, D.C . sponsored by American BarAssociation and American C ollege of Healthcare ExecutivesApril 17: "Bioethics" Milwaukee Forum presentation, Milwaukee, W IApril 12: "Stem Cell Research" Dr. Paul and Ann Guten Memorial Health and Ethics Lecture, Milwaukee, WIApril 12: " W ithdrawal of L ife-Sustaining Medical Treatment in Pediatrics: W isconsin Law and the Best InterestStandard" Pediatric Grand Rounds, C hildren's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, W IApril 9: "Ethical and L egal Issues Surrounding Stem C ell Research" K eynote presentation, Annual Sigma X'sInitiation Banquet, Milwaukee, W IMarch 20: "Ethical and Legal Issues in Organ Transplantation" Women's Court & Civic Conference of theGreater Milwaukee Area, Milwaukee, WIMarch 14 : "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Health Care Delivery" National Lewis University, Milwaukee,W IMarch 7: "Hum an Subjects in Medical Research" University of W isconsin, Madison, W IMarch 3: "It's In the Genes" Esther Shapiro Cohen Education Seminar, Milwaukee, W IFebruary 28 : "Legal and Ethical Issues Surrounding Stem Cell Research" W isconsin Supreme Co urt Conferenceon Where Law and Science Interface, Madison, WIFebruary 24 : "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Bone Marrow, C ord Blood and Stem Cell Transplantation"Tandem BMT M eetings, O rlando, FLFebruary 7: "E thics in Research" Blood Research Institutes, Milwaukee, W I2001D ecember 4: "Ethical Issues Surrounding Bioterrorism" Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, W INovember 2 7: "The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 199 6" Network of C linical ResearchProfessionals Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, Milwaukee, W I

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November 1 9: "Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding Stem Cell Research" Milwaukee Jewish FederationBenjamin Cardozo and M aimonides Society L ecture, Milwaukee, W INovember 16: "End of L ife Issues" Meriter Hospital, Madison, W INovember 1 3: "Ethical and L egal Issues Surrounding Managed Care" Medical College of W isconsin FamilyPractice Residency Program, Milwaukee, W INovember 2: "Stem Cell Research" W isconsin Donors Forum, Milwaukee, W IOctober 27 : "Sheldon Berrol Memorial C hautauqua Lecture: The L egal and Ethical Implications of Clinical Trialsfor SCI and TBI" American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Meeting, Tuscon, AZOctober 27 : "Ethics Case Study" Oscar Salvatierra Transplant Fellows Symposium, Scottsdale, AZOctober 22: "Stem Cell Research Ethical and L egal Issues" Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, WIOctober 16 : "Ethical and L egal Issues at the End of Life" Hospice Care, Inc., Madison, W IOctober 15: " Ethics and L aw at the End of L ife" Kenosha Memorial Hospital, Kenosha, WIOctober 5: "Ethics and the L aw Surrounding Xenotransplantation" Co lumbia Hospital, Milwaukee, W ISeptember 12 : "Ethical and L egal Issues Surrounding Stem Cell Research" Medical College of W isconsin,Milwaukee, W ISeptember 11 : "Law and Ethics Surrounding Mental Health Issues" Southeastern Wisconsin Medical & SocialServices, Inc., Milwaukee, W IAugust 28 : "Ethics and Discharge Planning" St. Joseph Hospital, Milwaukee, WIJuly 26: "Risk Management in L ong Term Careegal and Ethical Trends" American Society of Healthcare RiskManagement ( national audio conference).July 18: " Medical Ethics" W isconsin Rural Leadership Program, Beaver Dam, W I.June 19 : "C ase Studies" Marquette University, College of Health Sciences, Department of Speech Pathology andAudiology, Milwaukee, W I.June 18 : "L egal Jeopardy: Bioethics and Legal Issues in HIV Treatment" Mid-South Association of Nurses inAIDS Care/AIDS Education and Training Center and National Minority AIDS Educatbn and Training CenterConference, Adam's Mark Memphis, Memphis, TN.June 9: Invited Speaker, Wisconsin Leadership Seminar, Hugh O'Brian Youth L eadership Program, Milwaukee, W I.June 7 : Testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives, Judiciary Com mittee, Subcommittee on Crime,Hearing on Human Cloning, W ashington, DC .May 25 : "Peer Review Confidentiality" Com munity Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, WI.May 1 0: " Dealing with the End of L ife: Ethical, Emotional and Financial Issues for the Advisor andClient Alike" Panel presentation, 200 1 F inancial Planning Symposium, F inancial Planning Association and W isconsin Institute ofCertified Public Accountants, Country Inn Hotel and Conference Center, W aukesha, W I.April 5-7: " The Life Science Revolution and the Law" Faculty, National Online Seminar presented by L aw.com .March 24 : "G enetics" Midwest Anesthesiology Residents' Conference, Milwaukee, W I.

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March 9 : "Ethical Consideration of Donor Poo l Expansion" C ontroversies in Transplantation, University ofC olorado School of Medicine, Beaver Run Resort and C onference Center, Breckenridge, CO .February 6: "Pain Management" American Health Lawyers Association, Long T erm Care and the Law C onference,Las Vegas, NV .February 2: "Stem C ell Research" W isconsin State Medical Society, Madison, WI.2000December 4/5: "Proposed Guidelines for Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Liver Transplantation: Is the HorseStill in the Barn?" NIH L iving Donor L iver Transplantation W orkshop, Bethesda, MD .November 1 6: "Ethical and Legal Issues in Pain Management" Baystate Medical System, Springfield, MA.November 1 4: "E thics and Managed Care" Transition to Residency Program, D epartment of Family andCommunity Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.

September 26: "Informed Consent and End of L ife Decision Making in Assisted Living" W isconsin Health CareAssociation, Annual Conference, Green Bay, WI.June 17 : "Bioethics at the End of Life" Hugh O 'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar, C arroll C ollege, W aulsha, W I.June 16 : "The Role of the Judiciary in End of L ife Care Decisions" 20 00 Sp ecialty Seminar for Judges on ElderLaw, C rowne Plaza, Madison, WI.May 1 0: " Medical Futility" Ministry Health Care Ethics C onference, St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, WI.May 5: "E nd of Life D ecision Making" Spring Con ference, W isconsin Association of Homes and Services for theAging, Madison, W I.May 4 : "The Future of Healthcare W hat is Over the Horizon?" Panel presentation, All Saints Healthcare SystemEducational Symposium, Racine, W I.April 14: "E thics C ommittees and the Law" Midwest Ethics C ommittee Network Conference, Medical C ollege ofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.April 7: "G enetics and Evidence Issues" W isconsin Judicial Education Seminar, County Inn, Pewaukee, W I.March 24 : "End of Life Decision Making" W isconsin State Bar, Elder Law Section, Guardianship Symposium,Madison, W I.March 18 : "Ethics in Living D onor for L iver Transplantation" Co ntroversies in Transplantation, University ofCo lorado School of Medicine Program, Beaver Run Resort and Co nference Center, Breckenridge, CO .February 3: "W ho's Minding the Store? Patient Co nfidentiality and Privacy Issues in Healthcare" American BarAssociation, Emerging Issues in Healthcare 200 0, San D iego, CA.January 27 : "End of L ife Treatment Decision Making" Panel presentation at the W isconsin Bar AssociationMidwinter Convention, Midwest Express Center, Milwaukee, W I.January 11 : "Treatment Decisions at the End of Life" Presentation at law offices of Mallery & Zimmerman, S.C .,Milwaukee, W I.1999

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September 22 : "Ethics and Managed C are" Transition to Practice Program for Third Year Residents, Departmentof Family and Com munity Medicine, Medical College ofW isconsin.September 15: "G enetics and Cloning: Ethical and Legal Issues" G rand Rounds Presentation, W est AllisMemorial Hospital, W est Allis, WI.April 23: "G enetics and Cloning: Ethical and Legal Issues" Grand Rou nds Presentation, St. Lu ke's MedicalCenter, Milwaukee, WI.April 22 : "Impaitment" Presentation to the house staff, Social Issues in Medicine Series, St. L uke's MedicalCenter, Milwaukee, WI.April 20 : "Ethics in Perinatal Care" Presentation at W isconsin Association for Perinatal Care A nnual Meeting,Oconomowoc, WI.April 14 : "Assisted Suicide: Medical, Legal and Ethical Issues" Presentation with Richard Cooper, M D at theMilwaukee Jewish Federation W omen's Division Political Awareness Series, Milwaukee, WI.April 8: Testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform and Oversight,Hearing on O versight of the National Organ Procuremen t and Transplantation Netw ork, at the MedicalCollege of W isconsin, Milwaukee.1997Novemb er 12: "L egal Issues in Pain Management" Presentation at Midwest Ethics Com mittee NetworkC onference, All Saints Medical Center, Racine, W I.O ctober 15: "En d of Life D ecisions" P resentation to Hello Foundation (Jewish Medical Student Interest Grou p),Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.O ctober 8: "Physician-Assisted Suicide" Panel presentation and discussion, Bureau of Aging and L ong Term C areResources Fall Conference, Monona Terrace, Madison, W I.September 20: "Bioethics/Dying" Board Review Course in GeriatTic Medicine, Lake L awn Lodge, D elavan, W I.September 19: "E thical and L egal Issues in Risk Management" W isconsin Society of Risk Managers AnnualMeeting, Wisconsin Dells, WI.August 19: "Bioethics" Brookfield Rotary Club, Ehn G rove American L egion Hall, Elm Grove, W I.June 2 6: "In the M atter of Edna M.F." Bioethics Presentation Series, Medical College of W isconsin, Milwaukee,W I.June 25 : "Medical Ethics Issues for 19 97" -- Brookfield Regency, Regency Senior Com munities, Brookfield, W I.

June 2 3: "The Inter-relationship Between Law and Bioethics" -- Presentation at the 199 7 M idwest IntensiveBioethics Course, Minneapolis, IVIN.May 27: "Ethical Issues in Managed Care" -- Presentation with Robert Nelson, MD, PhD, WECN Conference, St.Joseph's Hospital, Milwaukee, W I.May 1 4: "E thical and L egal Issues Surrounding G enetics" -- Presentation and Discussion, Ethics Committee,Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Milwaukee, W I.April 29 : "Ethical and Legal Issues in Pain Management" -- Medical Staff Presentation, West Allis MemorialHospital, W est Allis, WI.

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April 11: " Survey of Bioethics in Law" -- N ational Association of Wom en Judges, Midwest Regional Meeting,Milwaukee, W I.March 26 : Case Presentation and Discussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies C onference, St. Lu ke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.

March 13 : "Assisted Suicide" -- Panel Presentation Sponsored by the American Jewish C ommittee, North ShoreLibrary, Milwaukee, WI.February 26 : "Nursing L aw" -- Presentation at MBI C onference, Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, WI.February 25 : "Nursing L aw" -- Presentation at MBI Co nference, Holiday Inn, Madison, WI.February 22 : "Ethical Issues in Blood and Marrow Transplantation" -- 19 97 Annual Participants' Meeting,Sponsored by the International Bone Marrow Transplant Registry, Medical College of W isconsin, Scottsdale, AZ.1996November 2 1: "The Ethics of Managed C are W ithout Universal Access to Healthcare" -- Session Chair, AmericanAssociation of Bioethics Annual M eeting, San Francisco, C A.November 1 4: "E thics and Managed Care" -- Presentation and Discussion, Children's Hospital of W isconsin EthicsAdvisory Committee, Milwaukee, WI.November 1 : "L iability Issues in Pain Relief' -- Presentation with Ben Rich, JD , PhD at the National Meeting onL egal, Ethical and Institutional Issues in Pain Relief, Sponsored by the American Society of L aw, Medicine andEthics with support from the Mayday F und, The Royal Sonesta, Cambridge, MA .October 23 : C ase Presentation and D iscussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies Conference, St. Luke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.October 9: " Ethics/Dying" -- Presentation at the 1996 Update: Law and M edicine/Ethics Seminar, Genesys RegionalMedical Center, Flint Osteopathic C ampus, Flint, MI.October 3: "The Managed Care Adventure: A Debate" -- Panel Discussion, 1996 Fall Conference and 16th AnnualExhibitors Forum, W isconsin Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, Paper Valley Hotel and Con ferenceCenter, Appleton, W I.October 2: "Bioethics for the Insurance Medicine Medical D irector" -- Annual Meeting, American Academy ofInsurance Medicine, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Kansas C ity, KS.September 21 : "Ethics and Managed Care" -- Russell Quirk Mem orial Lecture, W isconsin Annual ScientificMeeting, American C ollege of Physicians Wisconsin C hapter and W isconsin Society of Internal Medicine, PfisterHotel, Milwaukee, W I.September 20: "E thical and Legal Issues in Managed Care" K eynote Presentation, SSM-D iversified HealthService Annual Conference, Milwaukee, W I.June 1 4: "E thical and L egal Aspects of Managed C are" -- Presentation at the W isconsin State Bar Convention,Oshkosh, WI.May 2 3: "Ad vance Directives" -- Presentation at the W isconsin Case Management Society of America AnnualC onference and Exhibition, Paper V alley Hotel, Appleton, W I.May 2 1: "E thical and Legal Issues in Pediatric Nursing" -- K eynote Presentation, Fourth Annual Pediatric NursingC onference, St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, W I.

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April 30: "A dvance Directives and End-of-Life D ecisions" -- Comm unity Presentation sponsored by ShawanoMedical Center, Shawano, WI.April 30 : "Ethical and L egal Issues in End-of-L ife Decisions" -- Healthcare Staff Presentation, Shawano MedicalCenter, Shawano, W I.

April 25: Participation in C areer Day, Nicolet High School, Milwaukee, W I.April 24 : "Ethical and L egal Issues in Assisted Suicide" -- K eynote Presentation, Professional Dimensions Meeting,W omen's Club of W isconsin, Milwaukee, W I.April 23: "Bioethics" -- Presentation at Mini-Medical School, Sponsored by the Medical C ollege of W isconsin,Milwaukee, W I.April 20 : "Ethical Issues Related to Health C are Reform" -- Presentation with Toranj Marphetia, Medicine, TheMedia and Ethics conference, Midway Hotel, Brookfield, W I.April 10: " Professionalism in Health Care D elivery" -- Medical Grand Rounds, St. Joseph's Hospital,Milwaukee, W I.March 28 : "Medical Ethics Issues for 1996 " -- K eynote Presentation, American Association of Critical Care Nurses,Northeast Chapter, Green Bay, WI.March 12 : Case Presentation and Discussion -- Medical Grand Rounds, C olumbia Hospital, Milwaukee, WI.March 2: " Ethics/Dying" -- Presentation at the W isconsin Board Review Course in G eriatric Medicine, LakelawnLodge, Delavan, WI.February 16 : "Economic, Ethical and Legal Issues in Cancer Care" -- K eynote Presentation, Cancer InformationExchange sponsored by the Columbus Community Clinical Oncology Program, Amelia Island, FL.January 26 : "Managed C are: Ethical and Legal Co ntroversies" -- W isconsin Ethics Com mittee Network conferencepresentation, Medical College of W isconsin, Milwaukee, W I.1995D ecember 8: "A nencephalic Babies and O rgan Transplants: A D ebate" -- Pediatric Grand R ounds, with SteveLeuthner, MD, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.November 1 7: C ase Presentation and Discussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies Conference, St. Luke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.O ctober 24 : "Ethical and L egal Issues in the Management of Pain" -- Presentation to the medical staff, St. Mary'sHospital-Ozaukee, Mequon, WI.October 16: "Breast Cancer and the Environment" -- Moderator, Panel Presentation, MECCA Convention CenterAuditorium, Milwaukee, WI.O ctober 11: " How to Access the Ethics Com mittee" -- Staff education presentation, Jewish Home and C are Center,Milwaukee, W I.September 28 : "Ethical Considerations in Oncology - A Multidisciplinary Dialogue" -- Mod erator, PanelPresentation at the "Ch allenges for the Oncology N urse" seminar sponsored by Aurora HealthCare, Manchester EastHotel, Milwaukee, W I.September 15 : Case Presentation and Discussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical C ase Studies Conference, St. L uke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.

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July 31-August 4: "Bioethics in the Age of Managed Care" -- Door County Summer Institute, Egg Harbor, WI.July 2 7: "C linical Practice G uidelines for Bone Marrow Transplantation" -- Invited Participant, American Societyfor Bone Marrow Transplantation Symposium, Milwaukee, W I.July 21 : "Advance D irectives" -- Medicolegal and Ethical C ase Studies Conference, St. L uke's Medical Center,Milwaukee, W I.July 20 : "The Future of Ethics Co mmittees" -- Presentation and Discussion with the Ethics and Human V aluesC ommittee, Hartford Memorial Hospital, Hartford, W I.July 7: "How L iable Are You?" -- Presentation at the Second Annual Maine Cancer Symposium, Augusta CivicCenter, Augusta, ME.June 14 -18 : Participation in the Seventh Annual Bioethics Summer Retreat, W inthrop, W A.June 1 0: " Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Cancer in the Elderly" -- Presentation at the program C ancer in OlderPersons: C linical Challenges and Practical Approaches, Sponsored by the Medical C ollege of W isconsin and theUniversity of Wisconsin Medical School, Grand Geneva Resort and Spa, Lake Geneva WI.June 3: " L iability Issues in the Management of Pain" -- Presentation at the Chronic Pain Managem ent Conference,Department of M edicine, Division of Hematology/Oncology, Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA.May 1 1: "The Future of Ethics Com mittees" -- Ethics Com mittee Educational Session, Sheboygan MemorialMedical Center, Sheboygan, WI.May 10 : "Medical Ethics Issues in 1995 " -- Presentation at L indenGrove Nursing Home, New Berlin, WI.April 19 : "Ethical Issues in Home C are" -- Staff Inservice Presentation, Visiting Nurses Association,Milwaukee, W I.April 22 : "The Role of Ethics Com mittees in C ases Involving Long:Tenn Services Issues" -- Presentation at the 10thAnnual Training Con ference on Medicine and the Law, Sponsored by the Natioral Legal C enter for the MedicallyDepend ent and Disabled, Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, W I.April 11: "W ho Shall Live and W ho Shall Die?" -- Panel presentation at the Milwaukee Jewish Council Forum,Milwaukee, W I.April 7: "Ethics and Reproductive Issues" -- Keyno te Presentation at Wom en's Health D ay, Alverno Co llege,Milwaukee, W I.April 7: "1 99 2 Perinatal Drug Screen Survey Research" -- Presentation at the Perinatal D rug Exposure C onference,Center for the Study of Bioethics, Medical College of W isconsin, Milwaukee, W I.March 26 : "Biomedical Ethics: Life Transitions / Life Decisions" -- Presentation at the W omen's HealthSymposium, "L 'Chaim! H ere's To Your Health," co-sponsored by Hadassah and W omenSource, Sinai SamaritanMedical Center, Italian Commu nity Center, Milwaukee, W I.March 1 6: " Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at the Bioethics Lecture Series, Columbia Ho spital,Milwaukee, W I.March 1 0: " Ethical and Legal Issues in Perinatal Care" -- Presentation at the Perinatal Con ference, St. JosephHospital, Marshfield, W I.February 21 : "Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at the Senior Center, Jewish Com munity Center,Milwaukee, W I.

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February 17 : Case Presentation and Discussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies C onference, St. L uke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.Febraury 6 : "Ethics in the N ursing Home" -- Presentation at the Geriatrics Institute, Sinai Samaritan Medical C enter,Milwaukee, W I.

January 11 : "How W ill Legalization of Physician-Assisted Suicide Affect Hospitals and Nursing Homes?" --Presentation at the WE C N C onference "L egalization of Physician-Assisted Suicide," Medical College of W isconsin,Milwaukee, W I.1994December 1 6: C ase Presentation and Discussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies Conference, St. LadsMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.Decemb er 6: "E thics and Dilemmas in the Surgical Setting" -- Presentation at the Association of Operating RoomNurses, Southeastem W isconsin Chapter Meeting, Milwaukee, W I.November 1 8: C ase Presentation and D iscussion -- Medicolegal and Ethical Case Studies Conference, St. Luke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.November 1 7: " Difficult Healthcare Decisions" V ideo Teleconference Panel Discussion Participant, AmericanAssociation of Critical C are Nurses, Greater Milwaukee Chapter, Milwaukee, W I.November 1 and 10 : "Nurses and W histleblowing" -- Presentation at the Froedtert Memorial Lutheran HospitalNurses' Conferences, Milwaukee, WI.O ctober 26: "C onfidentiality" -- Presentation at the W EC N C onference "Clinical Dilemmas for Ethics C ommittees,"Beloit Memorial Hospital, Beloit, W I.O ctober 25: " Legal Issues - Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at the Sixteenth Annual "Heart of the Matter"C ritical Care Symposium, Marc Plaza, Milwaukee, W I.O ctober 20: "W ho Sees Your Medical Records?" -- Presentation at the Bioethics Joumal Club, Medical College ofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.October 12: Case Presentation and Discussion -- Nursing Grand Rounds, John L. Doyne Hospital, Milwaukee, WI.September 28: "C ommunicating with Patients and Families Regarding Advance D irectives"-- Presentation atCommunity Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, WI.September 26: " Advance D irectives" -- Presentation for the La Crosse Bar Association, L a Crosse, W I.September 23: "C onfidentiality" -- Presentation at the W EC N C onference "Issues for Ethics Comm ittees," MedicalCollege of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.September 14 : "W illingness to Perform Euthanasia: The Bioethics Center's Survey" -- Presentation at the HealthPolicy Institute Advisory Board Meeting, Medical College of W isconsin, Milwaukee, W I.July 15 : "Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at the Acute Care L ecture Series, St. Luke's Medical Center,Milwaukee, W I.June 2 5-2 9: Participation in the Sixth Annual Bioethics Sununu- Retreat, Bar Harbor, ME.June 1 5: "Bioethics and Patients with Dem entia" -- Lecture to Marquette University students, Milwaukee, WI.May 31 : "Ethical and Legal O bligations of the Social Worker" -- Presentation at St. Luke's Medical Center,Milwaukee, W I. 31


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May 2 6: "H ealth Care Reform" -- Panel presentation at the Milwaukee Bar Association, Milwaukee, W I.May 25: "DNR Orders" -- Presentation at Community Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, WI.May 1 8: "A dvance Directives and Truth-Telling" -- Presentation at the Vince L ombardi Cancer C enter, St. Luke'sMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI.May 1 6: "C ourt Admissibility of Medical Practice Guidelines in Health Care C ases" -- Panel response at the Judge'sW orkshop on Practice Gu idelines as Standards of Medical Practice in C ase Adjudication, Grand M ilwaukee Hotel,Milwaukee, W I.May 1 3: "N on-O ral Feeding: Legal and Ethical Considerations" -- Presentation at the Wisconsin Physical TherapyAssociation's Conference "Coming Full C ircle: A National Conference Reusing on Aging," Milwaukee, WI.May 5 : "Ethical Issues in W omen's Health" -- Presentation at the 199 4 Planned Parenthood Staff Retreat, InterlakenResort, Lake G eneva, W I.April 28 : "How the Law Influences Bioethics" -- Presentation at the SSM-Ministry Corporation C onference, St.Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, W I.April 22 : "L egal Issues Surrounding Drug Research and C linical Trials" -- Presentation at the Clinical ResearchC oordinators Meeting, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.April 15: " Ethical Issues in CV Nursing: W hen Is Enough, Enough?" -- P resentation at the Marquette UniversitySchool of Nursing Continuing Education Program, Milwaukee, WI.April 12 : "Right to Die Issues" -- Presentation at the Marquette University L aw School Health Law Society,Milwaukee, W I.April 7: "Bioethics" -- Presentation at the W isconsin Association of Medical Technolo /Clinical L aboratoryManagement Association joint convention, Country Inn, Pewaukee, W I.February 26 : "Ethics/Dying" -- P resentation at the Wisconsin Board Review C ourse in Geriatric Medicine,Lakelawn Lodge, Delavan, WI.February 4-5 : Individual Rights Section, Bioethics and L aw Section, and Health Care Reform Section MeetingsAmerican Bar Association, Kansas C ity, MO.1993December 3: "Non-Statutory Advance Directives: What's Acceptable, What's Not" -- Presentation at WECNC onference "W hatever Happened to Patient Self-Determination," Lakeland Nursing Home, Elkhorn, W I.November 1 8: Presentation at St. L uke's Medical C enter Grand Rounds, Milwaukee, W I.October 22 : "Futility" -- Presentation at Com munity Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, W I.October 4 : Health Law P anel, Marquette University, Milwaukee, W I.O ctober 1: "Maintaining the Public Trust: Ethics in Grantmaking and G rantseeking" -- K eynote Presentation atDonors Forum of Wisconsin Conference, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.September 15 : "W histleblowing" -- Presentation at Bioethics C enter Nursing Ethics Presentation Series, Milwaukee,W I.July 30 : "Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at St. Luke's Medical Center's Acute C are Lecture Series,32


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Milwaukee, W I.June 2 5-2 9: Participation in the Fifth Annual Bioethics Summer Retreat, Taos, NM.June 18 : "Making Health Care D ecisions for Residents W ithout Significant O thers" -- Presentation at W EC NConference "Ethical Dilemmas in Long Term Care," Alexian Village, Milwaukee, WI.June 1 0: "E thical Issues in Involuntary C ivil Commitment: Beneficence and Autonomy"-- Presentation at MentalHealth Association Conference, Marquette University, Milwaukee, W I.June 3: " Maternal/Fetal Relationship" -- Presentation at D epartment of Obstetrics and G ynecology G rand Rounds,Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, Milwaukee, W I.May 1 3: "E thical Considerations in Nutritional Support" -- Presentation at Saint Mary's Medical Center,Racine, W I.May 1 2: "A ddiction as an Ethical Dilemma" Presentation at W isconsin Nurses Association Annual Conference,Oconomowoc, WI.May 1 2: "Patient Care and the L aw" -- Presentation at St. C atherine's Hospital Nurses' Reception, Kenosha, W I.April 17: " Mock Trial" -- Presentation at The Third Annual Congress of Healthcare Ethics Comm ittees- BeyondAutonomy: New International Perspectives for Bioethics, Sheraton Palace Hotel, San Frarcisco, CA.April 3: "Resource Allocation: W ill Communities Have a V oice" -- Presentation at "Providing Health Care to theLocal Community" Conference, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.April 3: "W ithholding and W ithdrawing Treatment" -- Presentation at "W ho Cares? Ethics and Health Care inW isconsin: A Public Forum" Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.March 25 : "Ethics Panel D iscussion - C ase Studies" -- Presentation at W isconsin Chapter of American NephrologyNurses Association Conference, Kohler, WI.March 23 : "Medical L aw" -- Presentation at University of W isconsin Medical School, American Medical StudentSection, Madison, W I.March 17: "E thical & L egal Issues" -- Presentation at Conference "D o W e Really Know W hat Happens W hen W eMess With Mother Nature?", Milwaukee, WI.March 1 5: "L egal and Ethical Issues in Health C are" -- Presentation at UW M Health C are Professionals ContinuingEducation Conference, Milwaukee, WI.March 14 : "Health Care Reform" -- Presentation at North Shore Congregational Church, Milwaukee, W I.March 3: "Treatment Termination and Related Issues Revisited: W isconsin/IVIinnesota L aw Update" P resentationat the 1993 Issues in L aw and Medicine Cooperative W isconsin and Minnesota Judicial Education Program,La C rosse, WI.March 2 : "Physician Assisted Suicide" -- Presentation at W est Allis Memorial Hospital Grand Rounds,West Allis, WI.February 4: " Americans with Disabilities Act" Presentation at Bioethics Journal C lub, Medical College ofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.February 3: "Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at Lakeland Nursing Home, Elkhorn, W I.1992

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D ecember 1: "C urrent State of Advance Directives and G uardianship of L.W ." -- Presentation at Milwaukee BarCenter's Lunchtime Continuing Legal Education Program, Milwaukee, WI.Novemb er 16 : "Adolescents and C onfidentiality" -- Presentation at Noon C onference for Pediatric Residents,C hildren's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.

November 11 : "Ethics of Mandatory Screening of HIV" -- Presentation at "Pros and C ons of Including HIV Testingon the Newborn Screen" C onference, Children's Hospital of W isconsin, Milwaukee, W I.November 4 : "AID S - Ethical and Legal Issues" -- Presentation at Young Executives Meeting, Medical College ofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.O ctober 29: "Ethics Issues in Infertility" -- Presentation at D epatnient of Obstetrics and Gynecology Grand Rounds,FML H A mbulatory C are Center, Milwaukee, W I.October 2 8: " Ethical Issues of Large Public Screenings of Special Populations" -- Presentation at W isconsin CancerConference, Brookfield, WI.September 26 : "Health Care Issues in the Age of Technology" -- Presentation at National Clearinghouse for L egalServices' Advocacy Sympo sium, University of Chicago L aw School, Chicago, IL.July 27 : "Allocation of Health Care Resources" -- Presentation at Summer Meeting of the American College ofRadiologists, Jackson Hole, WY .June 24 -28 : Participation in the Bioethics Summer Retreat, Jackson Hole, W Y.May 2 7: " Treatment Termination" -- Presentation to health care professionals, Community Mem orial Hospital,Menomonee Falls, WI.May 2 6: "W isconsin Supreme Court and the Right to D ie" -- Presentation to Milwaukee Internists C lub, UniversityClub, Milwaukee, W I.May 15 : "D etermining Past V alues and Making Decisions for Incompetent Patients" - Presentation at W EC NConference, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.April 29: "E thical & L egal Issues in Home Care" -- Presentation at W isconsin Home Care C onference, Paper V alleyHotel, Appleton, W I.April 28 : "Ethics Panel" -- Presentation at Aurora Health Care C onference, Embassy Suites Hotel,Brookfield, WI.April 28 : "Advance D irectives in Medical Care" -- Presentation with David Schiedermayer, M.D. and Rep. PeggyRosenzweig, Update in Critical Care and Pulmonary Medicine, Alumni C enter, Medical C ollege of Wisconsin,Milwaukee, W I.April 10: "In re L .W ." -- Presentation at The Second Annual Congress of Healthcare Ethics Comm ittees- Openingthe International D ialogue, Sheraton Palace Hotel, San Francisco, C A.April 9: "P anel on Advance D irectives" -- P resentation at St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee, WI.April 5: "Is T here a Right to Die? Jewish and L egal Perspectives" -- Presentation at Beth Hillel Temple,Kenosha, WI.March 31 : "Assessing Existing Ethics Com mittees" -- Presentation at W EC N meeting, Heidel House,Green Lake, W I.March 6: "L egal & Ethical Issues in Health Care" -- All D ay W orkshop at University of W isconsin,34


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Milwaukee, W I.February 29 : "Ethics/Dying" -- P resentation at W isconsin Board Review Course in G eriatric Medicine, The AbbeyResort, Lake G eneva, W I.February 19: "What You Should Know about Living Wills" -- Presentation at Young President's OrganizationCon ference, Medical College of W isconsin, Milwaukee, WI.February 6: "Controlling your Destiny" -- Presentation at Woman's Club of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI.January 29 : "Informed C onsent and Family Practice" -- Co-presentation with Bruce Ambuel, Ph.D., at W interRefresher Course, Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, W I.January 10 : "Panel on A IDS and Confidentiality" -- Presentation at Sinai Samaritan Hospital, Milwaukee, W I.1991D ecember 4: "Inservice on PSD A" -- P resentation at St. C atherine's Hospital for Hospital Staff, K enosha, W I.

Decemb er 3: "C ase Presentation for C hildren's Hospital" -- Presentation at Children's Hospital of WisconsinAuditorium, Milwaukee, W I.November 2 2: "A dvance D irectives" -- Presentation at Co mmunity Memo rial Hospital for Hospital Staff,Menomonee Falls, WI.November 21: "PSDA and Advance Directives" - Presentation at MCMC King Conference Room,Milwaukee, W I.November 1 5: "E thical & L egal Considerations for Research Study C oordinators" -- Presentation at the SecondAnnual Study C oordinator's C onference, Sponsored by UW M Marriott Hotel, Brookfield, WI.November 6: " Forum on Advance D irectives L aw-- State By State" -- Presentation at The Hastings CenterRegional Workshop, Holiday Jim Chicago Center, Chicago, IL.October 2 9: " L egal Issues" -- Presentation at Heart of the Matter Seminar sponsored by Sinai Samaritan Hospital,Marc Plaza Hotel, Milwaukee, W I.O ctober 23: " Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at W est Allis Memorial Hospital for Staff Physicians,W est Allis, W I.O ctober 16: " D iagnosis and Prescription for Our Ailing Health Care System" -- Presentation at Wisconsin HospitalAssociation Auxiliaries, Inc. General Session, Country Inn, Pewaukee, W I.O ctober 15: "Advance D irectives" -- Presentation at Comm unity Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls, W I.O ctober 11: " Ethical Dilemmas in the Health C are of Chronically Ill and Teitninally Ill Children"-- Presentation atC hildren's Hospice International Conference, Milwaukee, W I.O ctober 9: "A dvance D irectives" -- Presentation at Beloit Memorial Hospital, Beloit, WI.O ctober 7: "Medical Ethics" -- Presentation at United Church of C hrist, Genain, WI.September 24: "When a Doctor has AIDS" -- Co-presentation with David Schiedennayer, MD, Medical College ofWisconsin Auditorium, Milwaukee, WI.September 23-24: "Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program Annual Conference" -- Presentation at Paper Valley Hotel,Appleton, W I.

Robyn Shapiro, JD

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