Omri DavidSoffer University of Nebraska Medical Center/ Children'sUnited States

Omri DavidSoffer
David Soffer received his medical degree from Semmelweis University of Hungary, summa cum laude. Dr. Soffer completed his pediatric residency training at Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, NY, and then completed a combined neonatal-perinatal and bioethics fellowships at Harvard Medical School. His interests in bioethics focus broadly on instilling and assessing ethical principles, interpersonal competence, and knowledge in medical trainees who counsel parents of critically ill newborns. Dr. Soffer is currently a neonatologist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Children\'s Nebraska Hospital. In addition to his clinical duties in the Neonatal ICU, he investigates paradigm changes regarding the goals of care for infants born with congenital renal failure and perspectives among families.
Institution

Day 2 - Monday April 15, 2024

Time Session
12:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m.
Digging Up the Ethical Foundations of Kidney Care
DominiqueMartin Chairperson dominique.martin@deakin.edu.auDeakin UniversityAustralia
FergusCaskey Chairperson Fergus.Caskey@bristol.ac.ukUniversity of Bristol, UKUnited Kingdom
  • Supported Decision-making and Its Relevance to Kidney Care
    Barbara Finn Speaker bfinn@hbritanico.com.arArgentina
  • Decision-making in Prenatal Kidney Care: Why Ethics Needs Evidence
    Omri DavidSoffer Speaker David.Soffer@unmc.eduUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center/ Children'sUnited States
  • Understanding Cultural Safety in Kidney Care
    CarolineTait Speaker caroline.tait@ucalgary.caCanada
  • Q and A
Hall C2