This is the official twitter account of the BABEL project: a Wellcome Trust funded research collaboration exploring best interests in healthcare ethics and law.
Ever-powerful reflections on best interests decision-making from @stephnimmo - a reminder that people and personalities (and their variety) should always be central #babel2024
@martha_scanlon doing a fantastic job of sifting through the complex legal framework applicable to adolescent mental healthcare, and applying a vulnerability theory lens to it as part of her work #babel2024
Pleased to welcome back Emanuele Valenti to discuss findings around capacity / incapacity and their relation to best interests. More complex in practice than legal theory might seem to suggest #babel2024
The wonderful Prof Judy Laing delving into lawyers, lawyering and legitimacy in the Court of Protection on panel 2 of the @BABEL_Bristol conference #BABEL2024
Starting off the lovely sunny Bristol afternoon with an interesting dive into the impact of resource shortages on the whole ‘best interests’ journey from @aoife_finnerty#babel2024
@aoife_finnerty kicks off the first afternoon session with an engaging talk about best interests decisions and resource. Should we accept resource constraint as a factor in best interests decision making?
Great to be here in Bristol at the BABEL conference to hear about all of their interesting findings in best interests over the last 5 years. Some great speakers including the inimitable @stephnimmo & @ProfRHuxtable
Enjoying a day in Bristol with the @BABEL_Bristol research team, celebrating the launch of the project's final outputs and new insights on best interests. Looking forward to sharing some reflections on the innovative bioethics and socio-legal methodologies deployed #babel2024