This film documents the PET event 'What Can the Fertility Sector Learn from the Infected Blood Scandal and Inquiry?', produced in partnership with the Scottish Government.
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| Introduction | |
| 0:00:00 | Sarah Norcross Director, Progress Educational Trust |
| Presentations | |
| 0:05:30 | Professor Abha Maheshwari Lead Clinician, Fertility Scotland |
| 0:14:33 | Professor Marc Turner Director, Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service |
| 0:31:42 | Professor Emma Cave Member of the Medical Ethics Expert Group, Infected Blood Inquiry |
| 0:41:57 | Professor Bobbie Farsides Member of the Medical Ethics Expert Group, Infected Blood Inquiry |
| Discussion | |
| 0:51:59 | Responses to audience questions and comments |
This film was made by Video Production Edinburgh.
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